USS Abraham Lincoln Returns After 10-Month Deployment Marred by Suicides

The USS Abraham Lincoln returned home after a 10-month deployment that made headlines for troubling reasons. Eight sailors attempted suicide during the deployment, and crew members reported poor conditions on board. The carrier's return marks the end of a long and difficult mission that raised serious questions about mental health support and living standards in the Navy. The incidents have prompted calls for investigations and reforms. ABC News covers the homecoming and the ongoing concerns surrounding the well-being of service members. The story sheds light on the pressures faced by sailors during extended deployments.