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14 left outlets ran this →The USS Abraham Lincoln Arrives In Thailand Following Its Grueling Middle East Deployment
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First reported by The Daily Wire (Right); 4 outlets over 44h.
The Daily Wire · +2h New York Post · +21h Fox News · +44h Newsweek
Crew members arrived in Pattaya for shore leave after more than 260 days at sea.
Read at newsweek.com →The USS Abraham Lincoln and roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines arrived in Thailand on Sept. 2 after a grueling 286 days at sea. The crew headed toward Pattaya, the infamous resort city once dubbed Thailand’s “Sin City,” as local businesses prepared for a major influx and authorities ramped up…
Watch at youtube.com →Pattaya police ramped up patrols and raids ahead of the USS Abraham Lincoln's arrival, arresting over 50 people as 5,000 sailors hit the resort city.
Read at foxnews.com →Notorious Nightlife City Cracks Down On Prostitution Ahead Of 5,000 U.S. Sailors The Daily Wire
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