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USS Abraham Lincoln Returns to U.S. After 321-Day Deployment
The U.S. aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after a 321-day deployment that included operations in the Pacific and Middle East. The carrier supported thousands of combat sorties against Iran and enforced maritime sanctions.
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What happened
- 01The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after a 321-day deployment in the Pacific and Middle East.
- 02Over 5,000 sailors and Marines served aboard the carrier, supporting thousands of combat sorties.
- 03The carrier participated in operations against Iran and enforced maritime sanctions on the country.
- 04Aircraft from the Lincoln dropped over 680 tons of ordnance and thwarted drone and missile attacks.
- 05The USS George Washington has replaced the Lincoln in the Middle East.
- 06The extended deployment faced supply issues and crew morale concerns.
It was replaced by the USS George Washington, while the USS Theodore Roosevelt is also heading to the region. The extended deployment faced challenges including crew morale concerns.
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