U.S. diplomat meets with crew of spy plane

U.S. diplomat meets with crew of spy plane

HAIKOU, China - U.S. Embassy military attache Brig. Gen. Neal Sealock speaks at a news conference in Haikou, China, on April 6 after meeting with the 24 crew members of a U.S. Navy spy plane who are being held in Hainan following a collision with a Chinese fighter jet over the South China Sea. Sealock said the crew members were in good spirits, adding he conveyed ''best wishes'' from President George W. Bush to the air crew.

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