Skip to content
I read the news so you don't have to

USS Abraham Lincoln rusting after 286 days deployed

The Navy's excuse for a warship arriving in Thailand visibly weathered with heavy rust and worn paint: "normal for a long deployment." Sure. When your premier carrier looks like it's been through a junkyard after nine months at sea, that's not "normal." That's either a maintenance failure or the Navy is running these vessels into the ground. The quoted tweet's photo shows the actual condition, and it's not a great look when you're supposed to be projecting American power.
Clash Report @clashreport
📸 The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier arrived in Thailand visibly weathered, with heavy rust and worn paint after 286 days at sea and months of Middle East operations. The Navy says the appearance is “normal for a long deployment.”
Image 1 from Clash ReportImage 2 from Clash ReportImage 3 from Clash Report
x.com US Politics Military

Source

x.com