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2026-09-08 05:32
Navy Carrier Lincoln Heads Home After Thailand Visit
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- CBS NewsLean left
Nearly 5,000 troops aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are finally heading home after nearly 300 days of deployment. Meanwhile, fighting amplified in the Gulf region over the weekend as the U.S. and Iran traded attacks. Tom Hanson has the details.
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US carrier Abraham Lincoln departs Thailand after respite visit Reuters
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The Navy crew had spent an extended deployment in the Middle East.
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Navy Carrier Lincoln Heads Home After Thailand Visit Newsmax
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Navy Carrier Lincoln Heads Home After Thailand Visit - Newsmax
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USS Lincoln heads home as war with Iran escalates
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Navy aircraft carrier en route to the US after five ‘incredible’ days in Thailand
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USS Abraham Lincoln crew heads home after nine months
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US Aircraft Carrier Departs Thailand after Port Call - newsmax.com
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US carrier Abraham Lincoln departs Thailand after respite visit - Reuters
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