Trump Dismisses Concerns Over USS Abraham Lincoln's 250-Day Deployment
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President Trump has dismissed concerns that sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln were deployed for too long, stating that the ship's record-breaking 250 days at sea were "not nearly enough."
The aircraft carrier has been at sea since late 2025, serving as a launchpad for operations in Iran. While the President claims families are not worried, the Guardian reports that relatives of the sailors have raised concerns.
The USS George Washington will replace the USS Abraham Lincoln on the Iran mission.
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