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After USS Abraham Lincoln’s long deployment, the Navy is rethinking where and how it resupplies carriers
Key Takeaways
- A 270-day Lincoln deployment exposed weaknesses in Navy sustainment.
- Caudle said crews struggled with store and hygiene shortages during extended time at sea.
- The Navy is weighing new port calls in Kenya, Diego Garcia, and India.
- Future deployments will include more stockpiling and clearer expectations for sailors and families.
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DT Editorial Team··via defensenews.com
