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After 286 Days at Sea, 5,000 Sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln Get a Break in Thailand
A beach resort town in eastern Thailand welcomed crew members who are enjoying their first R&R after months deployed in a war zone.
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Sailors fresh off the USS Abraham Lincoln have some serious concerns about their record-setting deployment. MS NOW’s Priya Sridhar appeared on The Last Word Wednesday night after speaking with some of the 5,000 sailors deployed for nearly 300 days onboard the aircraft carrier during their long-awaited port call in Pattaya, Thailand. “Many of them told me…
Shore leave comes after reports of deterioriating living conditions on board the vessel during record stintMiddle East crisis live – latest updatesAt Pattaya’s Hard Rock Cafe and hotel, the city’s mayor and police officials, along with women in traditional Thai dress, wait to greet the sailors who are arriving in civilian clothes, bags slung over their…
After more than 280 days at sea and reports of deteriorating conditions and morale, thousands of sailors and Marines from the USS Abraham Lincoln are finally on land. The ship arrived at a port in Eastern Thailand on Wednesday to take a four-day break from its deployment supporting the war in Iran before heading home to San Diego. NBC’s Courtney Kube…
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A beach resort town in eastern Thailand welcomed crew members who are enjoying their first R&R after months deployed in a war zone.
The USS Abraham Lincoln on Wednesday docked at the Laem Chabang port in Chonburi province in Thailand after more than 280 days at sea while on a record-setting deployment in the Middle East. The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier appeared to have large blotches of rust on the hull above the waterline and at the edge of…
The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has docked in eastern Thailand after its grueling deployment in the Middle East.
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About 5,000 service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln docked in Thailand on Wednesday after sailing at sea for 286 days, marking the aircraft carrier’s longest deployment. The Lincoln and other ships in its carrier strike group docked in the port of Laem Chabang, while accompanying vessels landed in nearby ports. The U.S. Embassy and…
