[The U.S. aircraft carrier "Lincoln" docked at the port in Thailand] September 2nd, the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier "Lincoln" sailed into Laem Chabang Port in Thailand on the morning of the 2nd local time after sailing at sea for more than 200 days. Thai officials said the Lincoln will dock in Thailand with other U.S. Navy ships for five days of rest and recovery. According to U.S. news on August 20, the aircraft carrier "Lincoln" will return to its home port in San Diego, California, USA. Based on the estimated voyage, it will take about four to five weeks. The aircraft carrier "Lincoln" was transferred to the Middle East in January this year. It is reported that during the 272-day deployment, except for short supply stops in Guam and Oman, the "Lincoln" continued to be on combat duty at sea for most of the time. About 5,000 sailors on the ship did not receive regular rest, resulting in many sailors facing high-intensity combat and mental health problems for a long time. (CCTV News)