USS Lincoln Crew Hits the Streets of Thailand's Pattaya After Nine-Month Deployment
Thai police called the incident minor and restricted the two sailors to the ship for the rest of the port call.
- On Thursday, two sailors from the USS Abraham Lincoln were returned to the ship following a 'small scuffle' in Pattaya, Thailand, city police chief Colonel Anek Srathongyoo reported.
- The aircraft carrier's arrival follows a 286-day deployment supporting combat operations in the Middle East, during which the vessel faced scrutiny over deteriorating living conditions aboard.
- Srathongyoo described the incident as 'trivial,' noting the sailors violated no local laws, though Navy officials restricted them to the ship for the remainder of the five-day visit.
- Economic feedback from the port call remains mixed, while lawmakers previously requested investigations into reports of food shortages and mental health crises among the crew.
- Captain Dan Keeler, the commanding officer, said the carrier will depart soon for its home port of San Diego, though he declined to provide an exact arrival date.
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After more than 200 days at sea, some 5,000 US military personnel arrived at the Pattaya tourist stronghold on Wednesday. However, the joy about the passage of land did not last long: already on the first night, two drunken soldiers delivered a fight – and were immediately sent back to the ship.
Two sailors of the American carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, who is on a scale in Thailand, were sent back to the ship after a drunken fight, informed the local police on Friday (4).
Two sailors of the American aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, in full port of call in Thailand after nine months at sea tainted with controversy, were returned to board after an altercation under the influence of alcohol, said the police on Friday.
USS soldiers Abraham Lincoln celebrate after 286 days at sea in Thailand's sin metropolis – with clear rules, but also a first incident.
The U.S. Navy Command returned the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln to two drunken seafarers who had a fight during the ship's parking in Thailand. Two U.S. aircraft carriers, Abraham Lincoln, set up a deboche in the Thai city of Pattaya, then the command returned them to the ship, handed them over to TASS. The local police chief reported having received information about a "minor incident" early on Thursday morning. According to him, the soldie…
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