Overview
- The search reached its fifth day Wednesday with more than 600 personnel from several nations combing the Atlantic coast and nearby waters.
- Moroccan Navy video released Wednesday shows divers probing sea caves, aircraft scanning the surface, and canine teams working the rocky shoreline.
- Teams have covered more than 45 square kilometers as rough cliffs and underwater caves complicate efforts to find the soldiers.
- A Moroccan frigate, a French supply ship, U.S. aircraft, Moroccan Puma helicopters, and vendor-provided drones now support the search, with a U.S. logistics ship also assisting.
- The soldiers vanished near the Cap Draa training area outside Tan-Tan during African Lion 26, a U.S.-led exercise across four countries with more than 7,000 troops that is set to end Friday.