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USS Lincoln Nears Port After Extended Deployment

The USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to its home port following a deployment that surpassed 300 days. Navy documents indicated concerns regarding supplies and crew morale during the extended period. Eight service members aboard the vessel attempted suicide during the deployment.

10/08/2026 · Virginia edition

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The USS Abraham Lincoln is nearing the conclusion of its deployment, which has spanned more than 300 days at sea.

During this extended period, Navy documents identified issues related to onboard supplies and crew morale. These records also indicated that eight service members attempted suicide while deployed on the aircraft carrier.

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