Why did USS Abraham Lincoln dock in Thailand?
The USS Abraham Lincoln docked in Pattaya, Thailand, to give its roughly 5,000 sailors and Marines a break after more than 200 days at sea, capping a gruelling deployment linked to the conflict involving Iran. The stop follows reports of alarming conditions aboard during that extended time at sea, and comes as the carrier prepares to return to the United States [1].
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- USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand resort town after reports of alarming conditions during 200 days at sea — Daily Mail
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