Transcrição 0:09 On October 8th, we reported Lincoln's return was pending. 0:12 The carrier has now docked. 0:14 About 5,000 sailors and Marines are home after nearly 11 months away. 0:18 The Navy disclosed eight suicide attempts across their strike group during the 0:21 deployment. 0:22 Will independent reviewers examine the decisions that kept them deployed and whether 0:26 sailors could get the supplies and care they needed? 0:28 Thousands welcomed the crew at Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego. 0:32 The carrier arrived on October 8th. 0:35 Sailor Brent Ledbetter met his 10-month-old son Nathan for the first time, rejoining 0:39 his wife Jessica. 0:40 The Navy counted 64 fathers among the first sailors to leave and meet their babies. 0:45 Captain Daniel J. 0:46 Keillor counted 122 new dads when the air wing was included. 0:50 Other accounts used 60 or nearly 60. 0:52 Those counts cover different groups, so they can't be added together. 0:55 Acting Navy Secretary Hung Tsao disclosed the eight attempts in a September 22 1:00 letter to Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. 1:02 The disclosure became public the following day. 1:05 At Homecoming, Keillor gave a more precise breakdown of where the attempts happened. 1:09 Keillor said five attempts happened aboard the Lincoln and three on support ships. 1:13 He said there were no suicides or casualties aboard the carrier. 1:16 Tao's earlier letter said no service members in the strike group had died by 1:20 suicide. 1:20 The strike group includes the carrier, its air wing, staffs, and accompanying ships. 1:26 The attempt count doesn't tell us how many different people were involved, and the 1:29 command statements about deaths don't tell families how everyone is recovering. 1:34 Shipmates intervened during a sailor's crisis in March. 1:37 That sailor received immediate care and returned to homeport. 1:40 In early August, a different sailor was recovered from the sea by a search and 1:44 rescue helicopter, treated aboard Lincoln, and transferred for follow-up care. 1:49 No life was lost in that rescue. 1:51 The public details describe two separate emergencies, while the Navy's 1:55 deployment-wide count remains eight attempts. 1:57 Families described food shortages and rationed meals along with shortages of hygiene 2:02 products. 2:03 They also described mold, Long working hours, stress, and worsening morale. 2:08 Some said communication with loved ones was limited during the deployment. 2:11 One sailor's wife relayed his text: I think the boat is finally getting to me. 2:16 Navy leaders acknowledged that combat operations restricted opportunities to 2:20 replenish supplies. 2:21 Keillor said threats from Iran sometimes forced supply ships to change their 2:25 movements. 2:26 Sao said four nutritionally balanced meals were served daily. 2:29 He also said meal options briefly fell from two to one. 2:32 Keillor said sailors had access to four meals a day. 2:35 Those statements describe both meal frequency and reduced choice. 2:38 They leave open whether portions were adequate and whether sailors working long 2:42 shifts could always get a meal. 2:44 The duration and severity of the shortages families described still need 2:47 examination. 2:48 Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accepted responsibility for extending the deployment 2:53 twice during his October 7th visit. 2:55 He told the crew, I plead guilty. 2:57 He denied accounts of dwindling supplies and low morale, while acknowledging that 3:01 resupply hadn't been easy. 3:02 Senior leaders made those extension decisions. 3:05 The crew had left San Diego on November 21st, 2025, initially heading for the 3:10 Pacific and expecting to return in the spring. 3:13 Instead, the war with Iran redirected the carrier to the Middle East. 3:17 The Lincoln supported flights and strikes inside Iran during Operation Epic Fury. 3:21 It later helped secure or coordinate commercial shipping through the Strait of 3:24 Hormuz and enforced a blockade on traffic to Iranian ports. 3:28 USS George Washington relieved it in August. 3:30 The United States and Israel began the war in late February, with combat beginning 3:35 February 28th. 3:36 The award citation describes 40 days of combat starting then. 3:40 The subsequent blockade lasted months, extending the group's duties beyond that 3:43 combat period. 3:44 The departure and arrival dates are 321 elapsed days apart. 3:48 Counting both dates gives 322 calendar dates. 3:52 That offers a plausible explanation for the one-day difference in deployment totals, 3:56 although it doesn't explain how every count was made. 3:59 Recent typical carrier deployments have lasted about seven months. 4:02 Lincoln's tour stretched close to eleven. 4:04 Its journey home also included port visits in Thailand and Guam. 4:08 After departing November 21, Lincoln reached Lame Shebang, Thailand, on September 4:13 2nd and left September 6th. 4:15 It arrived at Apra Harbor, Guam, on September 19th for a logistics stop before 4:20 returning to San Diego on October 8th. 4:22 The Defense Department described 264 days without a port call as a modern naval 4:27 history record. 4:28 Other totals put that stretch at 265 or 286 days. 4:32 The port visits make clear that the full deployment included time ashore. 4:36 The smaller difference may come from counting days around a previous December 11 4:39 stop. 4:40 From that day to September 2 is 265 elapsed days, with 264 calendar days strictly 4:45 between them. 4:46 The exact counting convention hasn't been explained. 4:48 The 286 day figure also matches an inclusive count from the original departure to 4:53 Thailand. 4:53 That measures the broader voyage. 4:55 Thailand coverage separately used 270 days or 208 consecutive days at sea 5:01 and distinguished a full port visit from other stops. 5:04 Those measurements still haven't been reconciled. 5:06 Retired Lieutenant General Mark Hurtling argued that strong sailor performance 5:10 doesn't erase concerns about food and other conditions. 5:13 Former Lincoln pilot Matthew Wiz Buckley called the mission a resounding success and 5:17 said there were no operational mishaps. 5:19 Hurtling urged Navy leaders to learn from the deployment and support sailors and 5:23 families. 5:24 Buckley's assessment concerned operational performance. 5:27 Hegseth also said the group had no combat casualties or aircraft mishaps. 5:32 The Navy separately disclosed the mental health emergencies. 5:35 Previously listed support aboard included five chaplains, a psychologist, a clinical 5:39 social worker, and three behavioral health technicians. 5:42 An embedded prevention counselor and a facility dog were also listed. 5:45 Whether sailors could obtain timely, confidential care is still unresolved. 5:49 Families' accounts and the attempt figures don't tell us what caused any 5:52 individual's crisis. 5:53 That requires a closer examination of the people affected and the care they 5:57 received. 5:58 Hegseth presented the Presidential Unit Citation on October 7th to the Carrier 6:02 Strike Group. 6:03 including carrier Air Wing 9 and accompanying ships. 6:06 The citation credits 3,693 combat missions, 64 Iranian warships sunk, and 6:12 450 Tomahawk missiles launched. 6:14 Supporting ships were identified as Tomahawk launch platforms. 6:18 The launch total belongs to the group. 6:20 The awards combat figures are official claims and they haven't been independently 6:24 audited. 6:24 The citation credits 1.37 million pounds of ordnance delivered. 6:29 Hegseth separately cited 1.5 million pounds. 6:32 Nobody has explained the scope difference between those totals, so adding them would 6:35 inflate the group's weapons use. 6:37 The citation also credits destruction of 77 one-way attack drones and 21 anti-ship 6:43 cruise missiles. 6:44 Those threats targeted Lincoln or other strike group ships. 6:47 It credits defense against four fast attack craft or explosive carrying vessels 6:51 without counting those four as additional sinkings. 6:53 Hegseth cited 10,000 sorties meaning flights and 23,000 combat flight hours. 6:59 A separate total put flights at 13,000, including about 4,000 combat missions. 7:04 The citations 3,693 combat missions rounds to nearly 3,700. 7:09 The broader flight totals still need explanation. 7:12 Hegseth described 160 hours of non-stop operations at the start of Epic Fury. 7:17 Officials aboard described one 60-hour stretch. 7:19 Those figures may cover different periods. 7:22 They describe operational intensity without providing a complete account of each 7:25 sailor's workload. 7:26 Senator Ruben Gallego asked for two independent reviews on October 7th. 7:31 His letters seek scrutiny of the decisions behind Lincoln's deployment and a broader 7:35 examination of whether the Navy can safely sustain extended tours. 7:39 Gallego asked the Defense Department Inspector General to examine planning, both 7:44 extensions, shortages, resupply, and fatigue. 7:47 He also asked reviewers to examine leadership responses and mental health access, 7:51 including whether a sailor who sought care failed to receive it. 7:54 That letter went to Inspector General Platt B. 7:57 Mooring III. 7:58 The separate Government Accountability Office request went to Acting Tomptroller 8:03 General Oris W. 8:04 Brown. 8:04 It covers logistics, maintenance, welfare, readiness, and retention across extended 8:09 deployments. 8:09 The Iago sought standards for deployment length, rest, port call frequency, and 8:13 logistics reserves, as well as mental health capacity and post-deployment recovery. 8:18 He asked for accountability where policies weren't followed or systems fell short. 8:23 Lawmakers had also requested an Inspector General review on August 17th. 8:27 The carrier is expected to move to Washington State in a couple of months for 8:31 repairs and maintenance. 8:32 An exact schedule hasn't been announced. 8:34 The Navy says lessons from this deployment will help prepare future crews but hasn't 8:38 supplied a measurable corrective plan. 8:40 The sailors are home, but we still don't know whether everyone who needed help 8:43 received it. 8:44 That is among the questions Gallego wants independent reviewers to examine. 8:48 As of October 9th, the Inspector General and Government Accountability Office 8:52 haven't publicly confirmed accepting or opening those reviews. 8:55 No firm response or report deadline has been confirmed.
Quem noticiou o quê Onde as versões se chocam Scripps News diz 7 de out., 19:37 UTC The deployment included 270 uninterrupted days at sea. MS NOW diz 8 de out., 9:00 UTC The ship stopped in Thailand, where crew members were able to set foot on land after almost seven months at sea. The Guardian diz 8 de out., 20:18 UTC The carrier spent 264 consecutive days at sea without a port call. BBC News diz 8 de out., 20:45 UTC The USS Abraham Lincoln spent a record 264 continuous days at sea. NPR diz 9 de out., 0:05 UTC The deployment included a record 265 uninterrupted days at sea. ABC News diz 9 de out., 9:59 UTC The carrier spent a record 265 consecutive days at sea without a port call. The Guardian diz 8 de out., 15:05 UTC The USS Abraham Lincoln was expected to return to San Diego on the day of the report after 265 uninterrupted days at sea. Scripps News diz 7 de out., 19:37 UTC Families said food aboard the carrier was poor quality. MS NOW diz 8 de out., 9:00 UTC Families of sailors told MS NOW that food was scarce aboard the ship. NPR diz 8 de out., 16:18 UTC Reports described shortages of food and hygiene products aboard the carrier. ABC News diz 8 de out., 16:56 UTC Reports during the deployment described dwindling supplies and low morale aboard the ship. The Guardian diz 8 de out., 20:18 UTC Relatives of sailors reported shortages of food and basic supplies aboard the carrier. Associated Press diz 9 de out., 9:00 UTC The reporter said there were reports of problems aboard involving meals and lack of showers. WRAL diz 8 de out., 7:03 UTC The crew experienced problems replenishing supplies. NPR diz 8 de out., 16:18 UTC Hung Cao said combat operations limited resupply opportunities and meal options were reduced from two to one for a short time. ABC News diz 9 de out., 10:27 UTC The report says food options aboard the carrier were reduced during the deployment, although crew members continued to receive four meals a day and the reduction was said to remain within guidelines. Pontos noticiados por mais de um veículo ≠ The carrier spent 264 consecutive days at sea without a port call. Versões em conflito · 6 veículos ≠ The Associated Press reported that families described deteriorating conditions aboard the ship and … Versões em conflito · 6 veículos ≠ Hung Cao said combat operations limited resupply opportunities and meal options were reduced from t… Versões em conflito · 3 veículos ✓ Hegseth announced a Presidential Unit Citation for the Lincoln and the entire strike group. Confirmado de forma independente · 5 veículos The diversion extended the deployment for roughly 5,000 sailors and marines aboard. 5 veículos The reporter said fathers aboard the carrier were being airlifted out first so they could meet chil… 5 veículos The deployment supported the Iran war. 4 veículos ✓ The broadcast cited reports that eight sailors in the carrier group attempted to take their own liv… Confirmado de forma independente · 3 veículos ✓ A 19-year-old sailor jumped overboard and was rescued. Confirmado de forma independente · 3 veículos The sailors had been out for about 10 and a half months. 3 veículos The USS Abraham Lincoln supported Operation Epic Fury during an active war zone deployment involvin… 3 veículos The USS Abraham Lincoln left San Diego in November 2025 before being diverted to the Middle East. 3 veículos The Navy and the Trump administration denied the families' claims about onboard conditions. 3 veículos The reporter said 122 wives in the carrier strike group had babies while their husbands or partners… 3 veículos Hegseth said the strike group flew 23,000 combat hours. 3 veículos The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to its San Diego home port after 321 days at sea; the broadcast de… 2 veículos The USS Abraham Lincoln, carrying about 5,000 personnel, docked in San Diego after a 322-day deploy… 2 veículos The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to the San Diego area after a deployment at sea. 2 veículos The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after an 11-month deployment. 2 veículos The USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after a 322-day deployment. 2 veículos The citation said the strike group sank 64 Iranian warships. 2 veículos Martinez said the carriers carried out major air operations, striking targets and destroying the Ir… 2 veículos Eight sailors attached to the USS Abraham Lincoln carrier group attempted suicide during the deploy… 2 veículos Pontos noticiados por um só veículo1 Noticiado apenas por The Guardian The USS Abraham Lincoln was expected to return to San Diego on the day of the report after 265 unin… Versões em conflito · 8 de out., 15:05 UTC Cada linha é a afirmação como a registramos da reportagem daquele veículo. Comparado em 11 de outubro de 2026 às 05:56 UTC .
