The USS Abraham Lincoln is set to return to the United States following a lengthy deployment, as announced by Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao on Friday. This decision comes amid reports indicating low morale among the crew.
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USS Abraham Lincoln to Return to U.S. After Deployment
The USS Abraham Lincoln will return to the U.S. after an extended deployment, as confirmed by Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao. The announcement follows reports of low morale among the ship's crew.
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