USS Abraham Lincoln returns to home port of San Diego after near-record deployment SAN DIEGO, UNITED STATES - OCTOBER 08: Some veterans, military families from Veterans for Peace-SD group, including active-duty military and activists attend a press conference before the USS Abraham Lincoln Nimitz-class aircraft carrier approached its homeport at Naval Air Station North Island on return from its historic 10-month deployment on October 8, 2026 as seen from the Port of San Diego in San Diego, California, United States. The USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) set a U.S. Navy record spending over 260 days consecutively at sea without a port call while playing a key role in Operation Epic Fury and regional maritime security operations in the Middle East
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USS Abraham Lincoln returns to home port of San Diego after near-record deployment SAN DIEGO, UNITED STATES - OCTOBER 08: Some veterans, military families from Veterans for Peace-SD group, including active-duty military and activists attend a press conference before the USS Abraham Lincoln Nimitz-class aircraft carrier approached its homeport at Naval Air Station North Island on return from its historic 10-month deployment on October 8, 2026 as seen from the Port of San Diego in San Diego, California, United States. The USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) set a U.S. Navy record spending over 260 days consecutively at sea without a port call while playing a key role in Operation Epic Fury and regional maritime security operations in the Middle East
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