GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: Most of the sailors injured in the attack on the USS Cole in Yemen may soon be headed home. Doctors in Landstuhl, Germany say they plan to release 32 of the wounded as early as tomorrow. CNN's Chris Burns is in Landstuhl and joins us by phone -- Chris.</s>CHRIS BURNS, CNN BERLIN BUREAU CHIEF: That's right, Gene. That's a lot of good news. Most of those wounded were brought in overnight and early this morning here to Landstuhl Military Medical Hospital here. And of the 39, there are 34 men and five women. Six of them are being operated on either today or tonight. But by tomorrow midday, as you say, 32 to as many as 34 of them can be released and sent back home. The -- most of the sailors have been reluctant to tell stories, to talk much about what they had experienced, at least to the press. But officials have told us some of those stories. One of which one of the soldiers was trapped in twisted metal in the ship. All he can remember is smoke and dark and blood streaming down his head -- Gene.</s>RANDALL: Chris Burns in Landstuhl, Germany. Thanks, Chris.
Wounded Sailors From USS Cole to Head Home