Good morning, Team Truman. Welcome home. I am so incredibly proud of you and your performance.

A real clear example and commitment to maintaining readiness to be able to respond globally to crisis and operate seamlessly with our allies and partners.

Throughout a complex and demanding deployment, you gave them hell,

showcasing our carrier strike groups, overwhelming lethality, and combat operations, including

delivering more than 125,000 pounds of ordinance against ISIS-Somali operatives. Even more impressive,

by silencing the Houthi threat, you left the Middle East, a more stable region than when you arrived.

In March, you led initial strikes against Iran-backed Houthi targets in Yemen

during Central Command's Operation Rough Rider.

The strike group launched Tomahawk land attack missiles

and precision airstrikes for more than 50 days, conducting continuous operations to degrade

hootty capabilities and disrupt threats to commercial shipping. During your extended eight-month

deployment, while eight-plus-month deployment. You completed more than 11,000

sorties, 25,000 flight hours, executed 22 unreps, and sailed over 635,000 nautical miles. That's

simply incredible. I know your loved ones are excited to reunite with you and welcome you

back home to eagerly awaiting family and friends, perhaps new family members too, and communities

who are simply thrilled to have you home. Wear your combat action ribbon with pride as naval

warriors as you rejoin loved ones and open arms and longing

hearts believe it from the bottom of my heart when i tell you the buck stopped with you again

welcome home truman that's amazing news because we've been watching the u Harry Truman bombing the crap out of Yemen.

And then it just came out last week that they actually ended up conducting a massive strike

over inside of Somalia against ISIS, who undoubtedly was looking to do harm in the region.

My suspect is that they were going up for Camp LeMayin Djibouti, but nonetheless, welcome home,

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