Their truck tipped over in the major flooding. Four are still missing, and a massive search is under way. Ed lavendera is at the press conference. Ed. Hi, pamela. Were waiting for an update from ft. Hood officials where the search has resuzusumed here in area for four of those missing soldiers that were lost in a truck that overturned in floodwaters yesterday around midday. So were approaching almost 24 hours since these soldiers have gone missing. But heavy rains in this area yesterday, pamela, as the truck that they were driving in, a large militarystyle truck, kind of like a flatbed truck, if you will, but a large truck, and able to transport a number of soldiers. 12 in all that were inside of that truck when it went into a lowlying area. The truck got stuck and then was overturned in the high rising and fastmoving floodwaters there. Three of the 12 soldiers were rescued alive. They are being treated at a hospital here at ft. Hood. As you mentioned, five of the soldiers have been fo
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