USS Abraham Lincoln Makes First Stop on US Soil In Nine Months
Summary
The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has returned to U.S. soil for the first time in over nine months, arriving at Naval Base Guam. The ship and its crew were deployed mainly in the Indo-Pacific and Middle East regions during this time and faced challenges like low morale and supply issues.Key Facts
- The USS Abraham Lincoln left San Diego on November 21, 2025, for deployment.
- The carrier operated in the Indo-Pacific and later moved to the Middle East amid conflict with Iran.
- The deployment lasted about 286 days at sea.
- The carrier was relieved by the USS George Washington in the Middle East.
- Crew members experienced low morale, internet outages, and maintenance problems during the deployment.
- The ship previously made port stops in Thailand and Guam during the deployment.
- Personnel received on-base liberty in Guam after arriving back on U.S. soil.
- The strike group is currently conducting routine operations in the 7th Fleet area.
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