The USS Abraham Lincoln has departed Thailand for the United States after a five-day port visit and an extended deployment in the Middle East.
Key facts
- •The USS Abraham Lincoln concluded a five-day port visit in Thailand.
- •The ship is currently headed back to the United States.
- •The vessel recently completed an extended deployment in the Middle East.
- •Capt. Dan Keeler serves as the commanding officer of the USS Abraham Lincoln.
The USS Abraham Lincoln departed from Thailand on Sunday, marking the end of a five-day port visit. The vessel's departure follows an extended deployment in the Middle East.
Departure and Command Statement
In a statement issued on Sunday, U.S. Navy Capt. Dan Keeler, the commanding officer of the USS Abraham Lincoln, announced the ship's departure. Keeler expressed gratitude toward the people of Thailand for their hospitality during the crew's stay.
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