The USS Abraham Lincoln returns to US ports after a 10-month deployment in the Persian Gulf
The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after a 10-month deployment in the Middle East and South China Sea, having spent 286 days at sea without stopping.
- The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after a 10-month deployment in the Middle East and South China Sea, having spent 286 days at sea without stopping.
- The Trump administration acknowledged eight suicide attempts by U.S. service members during the ship's deployment.
- The USS Abraham Lincoln was redirected to the Middle East before the U.S.-Israel war against Iran began and operated for 265 consecutive days at sea.
- One sailor jumped overboard in early August and was rescued; another attempted to jump in March but was stopped by shipmates.
- The NASA Crew-12 mission capsule successfully separated from the International Space Station.
- French astronaut Sophie Adenot is part of the NASA Crew-12 mission.
- The Secretary of the Navy admitted to a small number of mental health issues among service members.
- Secretary of the Navy said pete Hegseth conferred the Presidential Unit Citation upon the USS Lincoln crew.
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