A naval vessel has returned home following a lengthy deployment. The crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln spent 321 days away from home. Reports have emerged of poor conditions on board the ship.
At least eight crew members attempted suicide during this time. The vessel's return has been marked by emotional scenes.
Further details about the deployment and conditions on the ship are available from the source, including the vessel's port of return, which is San Diego.
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