LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: We get more on the casualties from this terrorist attack. For an update on the sailors, we go live now to Landstuhl, Germany; CNN's Chris Burns is on the phone for us. Chris, hello; what do you have?</s>CHRIS BURNS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Linda. Well, we are right outside Ramstein Air Base, which is right near Landstuhl. They're making preparations for the arrival of a C-17 Air Force plane that will be arriving with the remains of five of the dead sailors. It is flying from Bahrain -- a U.S. air base over there. It will be arriving here about in the next five hours. They are preparing an honor guard ceremony for the deceased. Those remains will remain here overnight, probably over at Landstuhl Medical Center, that's the main U.S. hospital this side of the Atlantic. They will then be flown on, tomorrow, to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. We're expecting some of the injured to arrive -- begin arriving late tonight over here at Ramstein and then transferred over to Landstuhl Medical Center. They'll be in good hands, they have handled hostages, ex-hostages, victims of the U.S. embassy bombings in 1998 as well as from the Gulf War. So Landstuhl Medical Center very, very experienced in handling cases like these. I might also mentioned that the French military has been very involved, also, in caring for some of the sailors. Eleven of the injured have been flown by a C-160 from Aden over to Jibuti, which is the major French military base in that region on the peninsula there. They have been cared for at Bouffard Military Hospital; six of them are in serious condition. Some of them were operated on overnight, according to French officials -- Linda.</s>STOUFFER: Chris Burns. Thank you very much.
International Efforts Made to Care for Wounded Among U.S.S. Cole Crew