Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) - Naval Cruise Book

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Lincoln Begins Work u s - p Published July 1,2007 g ' USS Abraham Lincoln CCVN 727 got underway from itshomeport of Everett Wash., on July 7 for a scheduled work-up. f pm g i Ai aa r l L X After spending nine months at Puget SoundNavalShipyard Bremerton Wash., for a Dry-Dock Planned Incremental availabgility, CDPIAJ, and nearly al r week of sea trials, Lincoln spent a few days in its homeport whichgavethe crew some time at home before returningtosiea. y It was really nice to be home for the 4th of July and to spend Same time with my wife, said Aircrew Survial Equipmentman lst Class CAWJ Uriah Harri- men. A L After some time at home, Lincoln's crew of approximately 3,300 Sailors E at , 1.5, ,AZ in . I

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When asked about getting under- way, Master Chief Aviation Ord- nanceman CAWJ Joel Clayton said l love making a wake, ljoined the to get ships underway. ln will make its way from as? to San Diego,Calif. to pick up morggan 2,000 personnelofgg Q' gg ing QCVWQZ along with a ircraft anidffieqsuaiipfment. nf E b time 5 Ci 1 to a . ether. igid le we are we will FRSCQ'SilFl,Qet Re- gt Squadron Ca rfier Qualiii- nd training with Some o w, said Intelligence Special- ist Class CSWXAWJ Jeremy Heyer. Despite not being out to sea with the air wing for some time, the crew of Lincoln has been working very hard to maintain its high standards of training and getting all of the ship's upgrades and improvements ready for the ship to set sail again. g g, , .1f-2 z- mg- . i - After being in ,l, f 1ig many months,,the ship's Seals Cohesive unit- ,,, 0 i -f r .yu-K. '-3513, . KQV. , ' -Q:- .w -1 . ' if W ff.L-.t:'ag. S-ii, 1 ,F 'FJ'? .: