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After a record-setting and difficult deployment to the Middle East, the USS Abraham Lincoln, carrying some 5,000 service members, will finally arrive home. The aircraft carrier that was plagued by supply shortages and low morale during its nearly year-long assignment, is scheduled to dock in San Diego on Thursday, setting the scene for emotional family reunions. NBC’s Courtney Kube reports for TODAY from aboard the Lincoln.
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Outlets use definitive language regarding the ship's return but diverge on the specific duration of the deployment, citing figures ranging from 265 to over 300 days. Reports attribute concerns about crew welfare and supply shortages to unnamed sources and general reports rather than specific officials.
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