The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier has arrived at its first port stop in over eight months. This ends a long period at sea in the Middle East that raised concerns about the crew's well-being. The ship's hull is rust-stained from its extended time at sea.

The Lincoln, a 100,000-ton vessel, departed San Diego last November and is expected to complete one of the longest deployments in US Navy history when it returns to southern California later this year.

Further details about the ship's deployment and its stop are available from the source, including information about the port where it is currently docked.