USS Gerald R Ford Returns



The thousands of sailors aboard the Norfolk-based USS Gerald R. Ford finally returned home Saturday morning after a record-breaking deployment that involved them in U.S. military operations around the world. The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), USS Bainbridge (DDG 96) and USS Mahan (DDG 72) are the ships set to arrive back at Naval Station Norfolk. The return of the Ford will end its 326-day deployment — the longest deployment for an aircraft carrier since the Vietnam War. The Ford surpassed the previous 294-day deployment record, which was held by the USS Abraham Lincoln during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.

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  1. It came home cause Iran fucked up that air craft Carrier with the missiles Trump claims they destroyed 😂😂 or was this the kitchen fire that brought it back home lol

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  3. The contrast here is striking and, frankly, disrespectful. You have a military officer following strict protocol in his uniform, while Pete stands there in sunglasses and a suit, ignoring basic military etiquette. It perfectly explains why people in the comments are calling him a 'tattooed thug' (voyou tatoué). This whole scene looks more like a PR stunt than genuine respect for the service members. Given the vibe, I highly doubt he brought anything useful — or even food — for the crew on board.🎉

  4. A lot of happy people today and a few more days left for some. They are coming back from combat and they need a break from that. We are all proud of the crew and the people that made this possible. I’m sure they will be having a cold one tonight.

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