USS Lincoln returns to home port after extended, redirected Pacific and Gulf deployment

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The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Lincoln has returned to its home port in California. The vessel departed in November 2025 for a planned deployment to the South China Sea. Its mission was redirected to the Middle East amid regional tensions. The ship's return follows a period that included U.S.-Israeli military actions against Iran commencing in late February.

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