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The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, whose long-term deployment to the Persian Gulf region to support Donald Trump's war campaign against Iran sparked concerns about the health of its large crew, returned to its home base in the United States on Thursday. Military families gathered at the San Diego Pier in California to greet loved ones they hadn't seen in nearly a year. Reuters

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The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, whose long-term deployment to the Persian Gulf region to support Donald Trump's war campaign against Iran sparked concerns about the health of its large crew, returned to its home base in the United States on Thursday. Military families gathered at the San Diego Pier in California to greet loved ones they hadn't seen in nearly a year. Reuters

The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, whose long-term deployment to the Persian Gulf region to support Donald Trump's war campaign against Iran sparked concerns about the health of its large crew, returned to its home base in the United States on Thursday. Military families gathered at the San Diego Pier in California to greet loved ones they hadn't seen in nearly a year. Reuters