USS Theodore Roosevelt home in San Diego
After long deployment, carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt makes joyous return to San Diego
Amid cheers and tears, the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt returned to San Diego on Tuesday, ending an extended deployment that included tense moments in the Middle East, where the ship helped protect Israel from a potential attack by Iran.
Happy Homecoming | USS Theodore Roosevelt returns to San Diego after 9-month deployment
SAN DIEGO — The USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier returned to its homeport of San Diego Tuesday morning as part of the Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group. The group is made up of ships, aircraft, and more than 6,000 Sailors, capable of carrying out a wide variety of missions around the globe.
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USS Theodore Roosevelt home in San Diego after extended deployment
The aircraft carrier's deployment to the Pacific and Middle East was extended four times, its strike group commander said.
USS Theodore Roosevelt Returns to San Diego Following Deployment to Indo-Pacific, Middle East
USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) returned home Tuesday after 278 days out at sea on a deployment that saw the West Coast-based aircraft carrier sail into the Middle East. Theodore Roosevelt pulled into San Diego,
USS Theodore Roosevelt Strike Group Returns to San Diego After 9-Month Deployment
The USS Theodore Roosevelt and its accompanying strike group returned to their homeport of San Diego on Tuesday after after a nine-month deployment that extended from the Pacific through the Indian Ocean to the Middle East.
USS Theodore Roosevelt returns home from 9-month deployment conducting security operations
The USS Theodore Roosevelt returned to San Diego on Tuesday after a nine-month deployment conducting global maritime security operations.
After a 9-month-deployment the USS Theodore Roosevelt returns to NAS North Island
After a 9-month-deployment the USS Theodore Roosevelt, returned to NAS North Island as crowds of loved ones welcomed them back home.
San Diego welcomes home USS Theodore Roosevelt and her crew
Thousands of San Diego military families have been waiting nine long months for this moment: the USS Theodore Roosevelt and its strike group returned home on Tuesday from an extended deployment to the Middle East.
USS Theodore Roosevelt returns to San Diego after 9 months
More than 6,000 sailors aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt are finally home Tuesday after a nine-month deployment.
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