USS Lincoln docks in San Diego, returning home for first time in 321 days
Summary
The USS Abraham Lincoln and its crew of over 4,500 sailors and Marines returned to San Diego after being deployed for 321 days. Their mission included many months in the Middle East supporting U.S. military efforts against Iran.Key Facts
- The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego on October 8, 2026, after 321 days away.
- More than 4,500 sailors and Marines were on board during the deployment.
- The ship spent over 250 days continuously at sea, mostly in the Middle East.
- The deployment involved supporting U.S. military actions related to the war with Iran.
- The ship stopped in Thailand and Guam while returning home.
- The USS George Washington replaced the Lincoln in the Middle East in August 2026.
- Reports raised concerns about supply shortages, bad plumbing, and crew mental health during the deployment.
- Congressional Democrats questioned the Navy about these issues, while the Pentagon defended the ship's conditions.
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