Gerald D. Givens Jr. received the pictures from a friend of his, whose son is currently serving on board the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East, in the past week.
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- Gerald D. Givens Jr. received the pictures from a friend of his, whose son is currently serving on board the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East, in the…
In the past week, he received the pictures from a friend of his, whose son is currently serving on board the ship in the Middle East.
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Origin: extracted from More Photos Emerge of Meals on Navy Ships As Pentagon Denies Shortages · 2026-08-31 06:14