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USS Lincoln returns to US after long deployment supporting war on Iran
Crew members express relief upon return from record-breaking deployment of 265 days that strained conditions on board.
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The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln has sailed back to its home port after a 322‑day deployment, which included a record 265 consecutive days at sea. During the deployment the carrier took part in operations supporting the United States‑Israel war against Iran. Crew members reported feeling relief upon the ship’s return, citing the strain of the extended time at sea. The vessel’s homecoming marks the end of its longest deployment to date.
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