Abraham Lincoln crew begins return journey
Retired Admiral Andrew Looziel reported that the crew of the American aircraft carrier "USS Abraham Lincoln" is feeling very relieved after returning home, following a nearly nine-month deployment that included psychological stress due to repeated extensions of the departure deadline and problems aboard the ship, such as basic service outages and a shortage of hot water. The return journey, which will take about a month from San Diego to their base, is an opportunity for the crew to rest and prepare for maintenance procedures and aircraft deployment. This comes amid ongoing supply challenges from Diego Garcia due to the escalation with Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.
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