U.S. diplomats meet crew members of U.S. spy plane

U.S. diplomats meet crew members of U.S. spy plane

HAIKOU, China, April 4 Kyodo - U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Neal Sealock, the U.S. embassy defense attache, is surrounded by reporters in Haikou on April 4 after his meeting with the 24 crew members of the U.S. spy plane on the southern Chinese island Hainan, nearly three days after their aircraft collided with a Chinese fighter over South China Sea and landed on Hainan. ''Our goal is to get them home as soon as possible,'' Shealock said.

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