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USS Abraham Lincoln was hampered by change in supply bases, maps show

USS Abraham Lincoln was hampered by change in supply bases, maps show
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The USS Abraham Lincoln has been operating under significant strain due to a 2,100-mile distance from its primary resupply hub following damage to a base in Bahrain. The extended time at sea without port calls has raised concerns regarding crew mental health and logistics.

Hear this story A change in supply bases , which resulted in 2,100 miles between U.S. Navy combat ships and their nearest resupply hub, has prompted concern over mental health of the crew and supply issues aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72).

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