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8:18Now PlayingThe USS Abraham Lincoln has returned to port in Thailand after an extraordinary 286 days at sea, emerging with heavy visible rust, worn paint and signs of an exhausting deployment tied to US combat operations against Iran. The nearly 1,100-foot aircraft carrier spent months operating without a full port visit, while reports also raised concerns over supply shortages, crew morale and difficult conditions onboard. Naval experts say removing the extensive rust could require weeks of preservation work, highlighting the physical toll of prolonged operations at sea.
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