More than two months after being wounded in Baghdad, Kimberly Dozier has already left a stateside rehab facility.  The CBS News correspondent was critically injured in a car bombing that killed her photographer (Paul Douglas) and soundman (James Brolan).  A US Army captain and an Iraqi officer also died in the May 29th incident.  Followers of the nightly news are aware that a very similar event involved an ABC crew back on January 29th.  A roadside bombing wounded former World News Tonight anchor Bob Woodruff and his cameraman, Doug Vogt.

Dozier will continue outpatient rehab while she walks with the assistance of crutches and a cane.  Meanwhile, Woodruff’s remarkable road to recovery has included visits to the ABC newsroom and newly voiced intro to an older piece he did on North Korea.