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USS Abraham Lincoln to Visit Thailand After More Than 250 Days at Sea

The USS Abraham Lincoln is set to visit Thailand after spending more than 250 days at sea during extended deployment.

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USS Abraham Lincoln to Visit Thailand After More Than 250 Days at Sea

The USS Abraham Lincoln is scheduled to make a port visit in Thailand after spending more than 250 days at sea on an extended deployment. The stop will give sailors an opportunity to rest, resupply, and access shore-based services following months of operations. It also highlights the demanding pace of naval deployments in the Indo-Pacific, where ships support regional security and maritime cooperation. Further details about the visit’s timing and activities are expected from military and Thai government officials there.

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