The American aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln began its journey back to the United States following a multi-month deployment in the Persian Gulf region. Upon its arrival at the Strait of Hormuz, the USS George Washington assumed its operational duties. The USS Abraham Lincoln remained within the operational area of the U.S.
Navy’s Fifth Fleet and under the command of the American CENTCOM. Specific details regarding its arrival timeline at the U.S. Navy facilities, or whether it will be docked, have not been released.
The transit voyage to the U.S. Navy is anticipated to take slightly more than one month. The USS Abraham Lincoln departed from San Diego on November 21, 2025, for a mission initially scheduled to last approximately six months.
Its deployment was diverted to the Strait of Hormuz, where it participated in American military operations targeting Iran beginning in January. Throughout this period, the carrier remained within the designated area of operations managed by the U.S. Navy’s Fifth Fleet.
The vessel completed more than 250 days at sea during its recent deployment.
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