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USS Abraham Lincoln docks in Thailand after nine-month deployment

The USS Abraham Lincoln, a nuclear-powered US aircraft carrier, docked at Laem Chabang port in Thailand following a deployment lasting approximately nine months. The crew, consisting of about 5,000 sailors and Marines, is undertaking a five-day rest and recovery period near Pattaya.

The deployment, which included operations in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf, has drawn attention due to reports of difficult conditions on board, including supply shortages and mental health concerns. Observers also noted the ship's weathered appearance, with visible rust and marine growth, which Captain Dan Keeler described as normal for a long deployment.

Local authorities in Pattaya have implemented specific restrictions for the visiting personnel, including bans on water sports and access to certain nightlife areas like Soi 6 and Soi 7 after sunset. Despite these measures, local businesses anticipate a significant economic boost from the influx of personnel.

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Dan Keeler · Iran · Laem Chabang · Pattaya · Poramase Ngampiches · Richard Blumenthal · Robert E. Loughran · Thailand · USS Abraham Lincoln · USS Abraham Lincoln · United States Navy

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