JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: In another apparent case of terrorism in the headlines, the sad task of bringing home the last fallen sailors home from Yemen is now under way. CNN's Matthew Chance is there.</s>MATTHEW CHANCE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, thanks, Jeanne, that is right. In the last 24 hours, we have been told by the U.S. military authorities here that Navy divers have indeed recovered the remains of all the U.S. personnel that was killed in that attack on the USS Cole. The caskets containing the remains of the last four sailors recovered will be flown out of Aden, on board a U.S. military transport aircraft in about an hour and a half from now. They will be given a full guard of honor, first of all, before being taken first to Bahrain, and onward to Dover, that U.S. Air Force Base in Delaware for, we are told, what will be a final identification. Onboard the USS Cole, itself, now that those final remains have been recovered, U.S. officials say work is getting fully under way to prepare the area around the blast on the ship to at least make it seaworthy enough, for of all, to be moved into deeper waters, and then on to a privately-owned salvage vessel, The Blue Marlin, which has been commissioned by the United States Navy to take the USS Cole back home. In the meantime, the investigation is continuing here in to who is responsible for the blast. Navy authorities say large numbers of people have been rounded up for questioning over the incident. We are told that no arrests have so far have been made, and U.S. investigators here say it is still far too early to draw any final conclusion. Jeanne, back to you.</s>MESERVE: Matthew Chance, in Yemen, thank you. And we apologize for that phone connection.
USS Cole Investigation: Navy Divers Complete Recovery of All U.S. Personnel Killed in Attack