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Wounded CBS reporter flown to Germany
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August 30, 2009, Sunday
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THE US military says a CBS Radio News correspondent wounded in eastern Afghanistan has been flown to Germany for additional medical treatment.
Cami McCormick was wounded Friday when the Army vehicle she was in struck a roadside bomb in Logar province.
CBS and NATO have not revealed the extent of her injuries.
McCormick, 47, was first treated at a field hospital and then at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan. U.S. military spokeswoman Sgt. Susan Wilt says she flew to Landstuhl, Germany, on a military flight early today.
McCormick is an award-winning New York-based correspondent who has worked for CBS since 1998.
The Afghan Taliban's increasing use of roadside bombs has raised the risk to Western troops and journalists traveling with them.
Cami McCormick was wounded Friday when the Army vehicle she was in struck a roadside bomb in Logar province.
CBS and NATO have not revealed the extent of her injuries.
McCormick, 47, was first treated at a field hospital and then at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan. U.S. military spokeswoman Sgt. Susan Wilt says she flew to Landstuhl, Germany, on a military flight early today.
McCormick is an award-winning New York-based correspondent who has worked for CBS since 1998.
The Afghan Taliban's increasing use of roadside bombs has raised the risk to Western troops and journalists traveling with them.
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