US Aircraft Carrier Abraham Lincoln Concludes Port Visit in Thailand
The warship departed Thailand following a five-day stopover during an extended deployment that included operations in the Middle East.
The United States Navy aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln has concluded a five-day port visit in Thailand and returned to sea, naval authorities confirmed.
The departure on Sunday marked the end of a scheduled break for the vessel and its crew during an extended overseas deployment.
Prior to the port call in Southeast Asia, the aircraft carrier's operational schedule included active missions and deployments within the Middle East region.
The carrier has now resumed operations in the wider maritime theater following the completion of the five-day respite.
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