Cameraman Doug Vogt is out of the hospital and
headed to the home he shares with his wife in France. Vogt and ABC World News Tonight anchor Bob Woodruff were
riding with a military convoy outside of Baghdad last month when the vehicle
they were riding in hit a roadside bomb. Both men were treated by military personnel and flown to Germany and then
America for treatment. Vogt was released from Bethesda Medical Center this week, but Woodruff remains sedated. Doctors
say Woodruff may be able to move to a care facility near his home in New York in the next few weeks.ABC photographer home from hospital -- UPDATE
Cameraman Doug Vogt is out of the hospital and
headed to the home he shares with his wife in France. Vogt and ABC World News Tonight anchor Bob Woodruff were
riding with a military convoy outside of Baghdad last month when the vehicle
they were riding in hit a roadside bomb. Both men were treated by military personnel and flown to Germany and then
America for treatment. Vogt was released from Bethesda Medical Center this week, but Woodruff remains sedated. Doctors
say Woodruff may be able to move to a care facility near his home in New York in the next few weeks.













