USS Abraham Lincoln heads home after extended deployment amid welfare concerns

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The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier is returning home following a prolonged deployment. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao downplayed reports of supply shortages and difficulties faced by sailors on board. The Navy has also disputed claims that a mental health crisis exists among the ship's crew, calling such allegations exaggerated. The extended mission underscores the growing strain on the US Navy's carrier fleet. The USS George Washington is set to replace the Abraham Lincoln in Middle East operations.

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