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Enemy. to have that capacity ready at our hands means we have to move those wounded soldiers and we have to move them in a way that allows us that capacity to be prepared for the unexpected. >> so, basically, t.j., they've got to get them out of afghanistan as fast as they can. they can't have them stacking up in the hospitals there, but they can't send them on to germany. so the only place they can send them for this critical stabilization care is to the u.s. military hospital in the other war zone in iraq. so that's the outgoing flow out of the war zone. the volcano is still having an impact...

Over northern europe even though there's still that volcanic ash cloud in the air. the european air traffic agent experts expects more than half of the flights scheduled today to go ahead and not out of london, necessarily. scientists say winds are pulling the ash cloud that was drifting over the north sea back over britain now. as for that volcano, it's still erupting right now, actually and our gary tuchman is right there. he's going to take you now inside the volcano zone. >> reporter: at the base of the iceland volcano, the day is cold and very clear, but at the road, a short distance what...

The u.s. troops and iraqi troops as well. the travel nightmare caused by the volcano in iceland could soon ease up. we've gotten word britain and france will gradually begin opening up their air space tomorrow and that means thousands of passengers who have been stranded for days could finally start to get to their destinations. the royal navy has already deployed ships to help bring people back to britain. one ship is on its way to spain, which is outside the volcano zone. all this should come as a relief to people who have been stuck at those airports just waiting to get home. >> just usin...

The world health organization says that the ash cloud poses no threat, except those closest to the volcano. that offers to comfort to those living in the cvolcano's homes. we have the pictures to prove it. gary tuchman takes us inside the volcano zone. >> at the base of the iceland volcano, the day is cold and very clear. up the road a short distance, what looks like a big gray curtain, that very quickly lowe'ss closes on us, visibility drops to near zero as we drive through the volcano's giant ash plume. you could see virtually nothing. only ten minutes away from here, it is sunny, almost no ...