「林肯」号结束321天部署返抵San Diego 纽森宣布为归航官兵提供心理健康支持
San Diego——位于加州圣迭戈县的San Diego市，加利福尼亚州州长加文·纽森10月17日宣布，州政府将通过San Diego退伍军人村的史蒂文·A·科恩军人家庭诊所，为随「亚伯拉罕·林肯」号航母结束321天部署返家的数千名水兵和海军陆战队员提供心理健康服务，帮助他们及家人在返家后的关键适应期获得支持。
「林肯」号航母打击群2025年11月21日从San Diego启程，部署期间曾转赴中东执行作战任务；全舰5000余名官兵在海上度过321天后，于10月8日返抵San Diego北岛海军航空站，与家人团聚。
州长办公室介绍，这项支持依托加州退伍军人健康倡议（CVHI）。该倡议由加州退伍军人事务厅（CalVet）牵头，2024年启动，投入最高3800万美元竞争性补助，在全州扩大以社区为基础的退伍军人及家庭心理健康服务，涵盖外展、门诊临床护理、个案管理、同伴支持和非传统疗法。截至2026年8月，受资助机构已在全州提供超过3万次服务预约，其中门诊临床服务23,083次、个案管理6,360次、同伴支持1,318次、非传统护理100次。
纽森表示：「我们对服役者的承诺，不会在他们脱下军装时结束；对一直站在他们身旁的家人的责任，同样不会结束。」CalVet厅长林赛·辛（Lindsey Sin）说：「随着『林肯』号上的水兵和陆战队员返家，我们希望他们和家人知道，加州已经准备好把他们与所需的资源和支持连接起来。无论是适应返家生活，还是在服役多年之后面对挑战，没有人应该独自应对。」
州长办公室称，加州约有150万名退伍军人；自2019年以来，加州已在全州各级政府投入超过105亿美元用于退伍军人事务。CVHI此前获全美州退伍军人事务厅长协会颁发的「亚伯拉罕·林肯卓越支柱奖」。退伍军人及其家人可通过CalVet与San Diego退伍军人村了解可用服务；遭遇心理健康危机的退伍军人可拨打988再按1，接通退伍军人危机热线，全天24小时提供免费保密支持。
Newsom Announces Mental Health Support for USS Abraham Lincoln Sailors Back in San Diego After 321-Day Deployment
San Diego — San Diego is a city in San Diego County, California. California Governor Gavin Newsom announced on October 17 that the state will offer mental health services, through the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Veterans Village of San Diego, to the thousands of sailors and Marines who have returned home from a 321-day deployment aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, connecting them and their families with support during a critical period of readjustment.
The Lincoln carrier strike group departed San Diego on November 21, 2025, and was redirected to the Middle East for combat operations during the deployment. After 321 days, the more than 5,000 sailors and Marines aboard returned to Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego on October 8 to reunite with their families.
According to the Governor's Office, the support builds on the California Veterans Health Initiative (CVHI), led by the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet). Launched in 2024 with up to $38 million in competitive grant funding, the initiative has expanded community-based mental health services for veterans and their families across California, covering outreach, outpatient clinical care, case management, peer support and innovative, nontraditional approaches to care. As of August 2026, CVHI grantees had delivered more than 30,000 appointments statewide, including 23,083 outpatient clinical appointments, 6,360 case management appointments, 1,318 peer support appointments and 100 appointments for nontraditional care.
"Our commitment to those who served doesn't end when they take off the uniform — and neither does our responsibility to families who have stood beside them," Newsom said. CalVet Secretary Lindsey Sin said: "As the sailors and Marines aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln return home, we want them and their families to know that California stands ready to connect them with the resources and support they need. Whether navigating the transition home or facing challenges long after military service, no one should have to navigate those challenges alone."
The Governor's Office says California is home to approximately 1.5 million veterans, and that since 2019 the state has invested more than $10.5 billion across state government to support veterans. CVHI has received the Abraham Lincoln Pillar of Excellence Award from the National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs. Veterans and their families can learn about available services through CalVet and Veterans Village of San Diego; veterans experiencing a mental health crisis can call 988 and press 1 to reach the Veterans Crisis Line, for free, confidential support 24 hours a day.
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图片来源：图：「亚伯拉罕·林肯」号航母（CVN-72）官兵在飞行甲板集结，2026年10月7日摄于圣迭戈外海。美国国防部照片，公共领域，来源：Wikimedia Commons
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