USS Abraham Lincoln returns home after a record-long deployment at sea
After more than 10 months at sea, thousands of sailors poured out of the USS Lincoln on San Diego Bay to thunderous cheers, streaming tears and emotional hugs. The homecoming included new dads who met babies born while they were away on…
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