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US Navy Ship Deployments

24 Aug to 26 Aug
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The Dispatch24 Aug

The USS Abraham Lincoln has just completed a 270-day deployment, during which it conducted US blockade operations in the Middle East. The article does not report specific numbers of casualties or losses for this deployment, but references another aircraft carrier's deployment from 1972-1973 as an example of the costs and risks associated with extended naval deployments. The USS Abraham Lincoln is now returning to…

The Plight of America’s Overextended Carrier Fleet →
The Guardian25 Aug

The US Navy aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will dock in Thailand next week after setting a modern-day record for consecutive days at sea with over 200 days without making a port call. The ship has approximately 5,000 sailors and marines aboard and will be in Thailand for "rest and recreation" after its deployment in the Middle East during the Iran war. Reports from families of crew members have described food…

USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand next week after record Middle East deployment – US politics live →
ABC News (US)26 Aug

The USS Abraham Lincoln, a US aircraft carrier, will make a temporary stop in Thailand after a lengthy deployment in the Middle East that lasted over 250 days, during which time the crew faced concerns about mental health and supply shortages. The ship is expected to arrive in Thailand next week for rest and recovery before returning to its US base. Three ships from the USS Abraham Lincoln's carrier strike group…

USS Abraham Lincoln heads to Thailand for brief stop after lengthy deployment at sea →

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  1. 25 Aug

    The US Navy aircraft carrier the USS Abraham Lincoln will dock in Thailand next week, following a prolonged deployment in the Middle East during the Iran war, a Thai official said on Tuesday.

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Where to start USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand next week after record Middle East deployment – US politics live The Guardian

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  • 26 Aug USS Abraham Lincoln heads to Thailand for brief stop after lengthy deployment at seaThe USS Abraham Lincoln, a US aircraft carrier, will make a temporary stop in Thailand after a lengthy deployment in the Middle East that lasted over 250 days, during which time the crew faced concerns about mental health and supply shortages. The ship is expected to arrive in Thailand next week for rest and recovery before returning to its US base. Three ships from the USS Abraham Lincoln's carrier strike group…ABC News (US)
  • 25 Aug USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand next week after record Middle East deployment – US politics liveThe US Navy aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will dock in Thailand next week after setting a modern-day record for consecutive days at sea with over 200 days without making a port call. The ship has approximately 5,000 sailors and marines aboard and will be in Thailand for "rest and recreation" after its deployment in the Middle East during the Iran war. Reports from families of crew members have described food…The Guardian
  • 24 Aug The Plight of America’s Overextended Carrier FleetThe USS Abraham Lincoln has just completed a 270-day deployment, during which it conducted US blockade operations in the Middle East. The article does not report specific numbers of casualties or losses for this deployment, but references another aircraft carrier's deployment from 1972-1973 as an example of the costs and risks associated with extended naval deployments. The USS Abraham Lincoln is now returning to…The Dispatch

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