USS Abraham Lincoln departs Thailand, heads home after months at sea
A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier called the USS Abraham Lincoln spent over 250 days at sea before docking in Thailand. The ship stayed in Thailand for five days. It has now left Thailand and is heading back to the United States after nearly 300 days at sea total.
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3 developments- Sep 1Aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand after months of combat in Middle East
- Sep 2USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after 9 months at sea, reports of poor conditions
- Sep 7Only center coverage:USS Abraham Lincoln heads back to US after 5-day Thailand port visit
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