Diplomats to meet again with U.S. aircrew detained in China

Diplomats to meet again with U.S. aircrew detained in China

HAIKOU, China - U.S. Military Attache Neal Sealock is surrounded by journalists in Haikou, the Hainan provincial capital, on April 6. He told reporters that China is allowing U.S. diplomats a second meeting with the crew of the U.S. Navy spy plane that made an emergency landing in China last Sunday.

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