Probe widens as USS Cole blast investigators descend
In Aden Yemen investigators including 40 FBI agents and the Foreign Emergency Support Team arrived to probe Thursday’s destroyer blast. Dozens of experts assess a terrorist crime scene while five bodies have arrived in the U.S. and 12 sailors remain missing or injured. The Navy says the USS Cole will be repaired and remain in service as two escort ships assist.
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Wounded U S sailors arrive in Germany after attack
Shocked and exhausted, 39 sailors wounded in the Yemen attack arrive at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany. Chaplains counsel survivors as families are notified. 17 shipmates killed, some airlifted from Rhein-Main to Dover with five bodies.
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