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2026-09-08 23:17
US Navy shares update on record breaking USS Abraham Lincoln deployment, plans for future #shorts
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US Navy shares update on record breaking USS Abraham Lincoln deployment, plans for future #shorts
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The sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are heading back to California after nearly 10 months on the aircraft carrier supporting the military effort in Iran. Last week, the crew stopped in Thailand for rest and recovery. NBC News' Courtney Kube reports.
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The Office of the Chief of Naval Operations shared this video message in a post on X, accompanied by the caption: As USS Abraham Lincoln wraps up a well-earned port visit to Thailand and continues her journey home, the CNO and MCPON have a special message for the Sailors who answered our nation’s…
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US Navy shares update on record breaking USS Abraham Lincoln deployment, plans for future #shorts
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US Navy shares update on record breaking USS Abraham Lincoln deployment, plans for next embarkment
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USS Lincoln crew heading back home after record-breaking deployment
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