DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Soldiers at Fort Lewis in Washington State are preparing for the somber task of receiving home a fallen brother. Our Rusty Dornin is at Fort Lewis, and she has the latest -- Rusty, good morning.</s>RUSTY DORNIN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Daryn, Sergeant First Class Nathan Chapman was part of the Special Forces here at Fort Lewis, a Green Beret, and Special Forces, even for the military, are a very close-knit group. They depend on one another often for survival in very dangerous situations, and even though they understand they are putting their lives on the line, when they lose one of their own, it's a huge blow. Now, Sergeant Chapman's body is scheduled to arrive here at Fort Lewis some time tomorrow. His parents, Lynn and Wil Chapman from Georgetown, Texas, did fly into the Seattle-Tacoma area last night to attend their son's memorial service. Now, he is described by his fellow soldiers as a dedicated professional. He parachuted into Panama, he was part of Desert Storm, he was also in Haiti with peacekeeping forces. His superiors say that he was in Afghanistan doing exactly what he joined Special Forces to do, and apparently his parents agreed with that, that he was following his patriotic commitment. He did live here with his wife Renae, and his two toddlers, Amanda and Brandon. Now, the base officials say they will be releasing more details about the schedule for the memorial service sometime later today -- Daryn.</s>KAGAN: Rusty Dornin in Washington State. Rusty, thank you.
Chapman's Body Expected Tomorrow at Fort Lewis