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Iran destroyed US military logistics bases in the region. The implication: the supply mission for forces has become an unprecedented challenge requiring non-stop activity. Images of the rusted aircraft carrier Lincoln have stunned the world.

The US Navy is developing a new air-to-air missile designed to allow pilots to shoot down enemy aircraft and UAVs from a distance of more than 250 nautical miles – about 463 km – before they can even get close to the launching aircraft or the force it is protecting. The weapon, the AIM-424 LRAAM, known as "MALICE", is being developed with the goal of significantly increasing the strike range and...

The crew of the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln is taking its first leave after months facing Iran. While business owners in Thailand hope for economic gain, authorities raided entertainment venues and arrested dozens on suspicion of prostitution. "I have lived here for 20 years, I have never seen such a weak year," shared a local resident.

5,000 crew members will depart for a deployment of at least seven months. The US Navy warns of the strain following the war. Iran: "The US is trying to create an illusion of a coalition against Iran"

The aircraft carrier participated in the American operation against Iran. Recently, reports emerged regarding the deterioration of the crew's mental health and a shortage of basic supplies, including food and hygiene products.

The US Navy has unveiled the 'Malice' missile, an advanced weapon developed by Raytheon for unprecedented range. Designed for integration with the F-35, it is intended to counter Chinese air superiority.

The US Navy is considering naming the new aircraft carrier after the incumbent president — for the first time in history. In such a case, Donald Trump's name would replace the memory of a black sailor who became a hero during the World War II disaster.

Following reports of crew mental health struggles and supply shortages, the USS Abraham Lincoln has ended its 270-day mission and is returning to the US. It will be replaced by the USS George Washington.

More than 80% of vessels have passed through the Omani route under US Navy protection over the last two weeks. Tehran is struggling to collect transit fees, while oil traffic approaches pre-war levels.

The 'Lincoln' operated for about 250 consecutive days at sea, and the decision to replace it leaves the US without an aircraft carrier in the Pacific Ocean. The war has stretched the Navy to the limit - while China's shipbuilding capacity is about 230 times greater than that of the US. Donald Trump is indeed determined to change the situation - but his aesthetic demands may make it difficult.

The American guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold remained without proper electricity for four days last month during routine operations in the Indo-Pacific region, after a malfunction occurred on July 24 involving its generators. Following the failure, the ship lost the ability to move on its own, and at the same time, vital systems were affected, including toilets, air conditioning, the kitchen...

The extended deployment of the "Abraham Lincoln" is coming to an end amid controversy in the US over living conditions, the mental health of the sailors, and the growing burden on the Navy.

According to reports, the Iranian missile and drone attack on the US Navy base in Bahrain on the first day of the war disabled a vital logistics center. In response, the Pentagon was forced to move the supply chain to the island of Diego Garcia, about 3,500 km from the combat zone in the Gulf of Oman. The supply disruption led to equipment shortages and a deterioration in the condition of the crew...

Following his order to return to steam-based launch systems, Donald Trump is now considering moving the command tower to the center of future aircraft carriers to mimic a World War II aesthetic. Experts warn of billions in costs and delays, while critics urge the president to refrain from engineering interference.

The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln will return to the US after more than 260 days of operations and will be replaced by the USS George Washington. Background: reports of spoiled food, mental distress, and difficult conditions on deck.

CENTCOM announced that 62 merchant ships changed their route as part of the enforcement of the American siege on Iran, three ships were detained, and two others were searched. Simultaneously, Washington is preparing to replace the aircraft carrier in the region.

Trump has ordered the US Navy to return to steam-based launch systems on new aircraft carriers. Industry officials warn that the dramatic move is expected to cost billions, delay programs, and create a potential technological advantage for China.

The "USS Lincoln" has been at sea for over 250 days without a port visit. Amid reports of harsh conditions and crew exhaustion, the US is preparing to deploy the "George Washington" to the Middle East as part of a scheduled rotation.

Families of sailors on the aircraft carrier report severe mental distress, suicide attempts, and poor living conditions, while the US Navy claims there has been no increase in reports of suicidal thoughts and that the crew is receiving medical and mental support.

Washington reveals its strategy in the event of a possible confrontation with Beijing, which is rapidly building up its forces. The move comes against the backdrop of a significant depletion in US ammunition stocks, which have decreased since President Donald Trump's decision to join Israel and bomb Iran.

A series of meetings between US Navy leadership and families of the "Abraham Lincoln" crew has revealed deep anger over poor conditions, supply shortages, and a lack of communication. Relatives expressed outrage over the prolonged mission and the political nature of the war against Iran.

The US administration's plan to build the largest warships since World War II carries a $275 billion price tag. A new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report released Thursday suggests that US shipyards may lack the capacity to execute the project.

The commander of the U.S. European Command, General Alexus Grynkewich, warned the Pentagon that without an additional destroyer, he would be forced to prioritize the defense of U.S. territory over the defense of Israel. The report comes amid heavy strain on the U.S. Navy due to the war with Iran and a shortage of available vessels.