USS Abraham Lincoln Heads Home After Five-Day Thai Port Visit
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The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln departed Laem Chabang Port in Thailand after a five‑day port call, heading back to the United States. The Lincoln, with about 5,000 personnel, had been part of a deployment that included Middle East operations and a lengthy stretch at sea, and Thai officials said the visit would last five days as sailors and Marines interacted with local communities.
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