U.S. preparing to deploy USS George Washington aircraft carrier to Middle East, replacing USS Abraham Lincoln after over 250 days of deployment supporting operations against Iran
The USS Abraham Lincoln spent over 250 days deployed, including a record 200 days without a port call, while supporting U.S. operations against Iran. Lawmakers have raised concerns regarding reported supply shortages, exhaustion, plumbing issues, and deteriorating mental health among the sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln.
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