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‘It’s been hard’: families await the return of the USS Abraham Lincoln
Sailors’ relatives are relieved as the ship is expected to dock in San Diego this week after a record-breaking 250-plus days at sea
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Sailors’ families are feeling relief as the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is slated to dock in San Diego later this week, ending a record‑breaking deployment of more than 250 days at sea. The long absence has left relatives anxious, but the imminent arrival is being celebrated. One mother in San Diego said she has prepared a large welcome sign and is counting the days until her son returns home. Her anticipation reflects the broader eagerness of the ship’s crew’s loved ones.
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