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Photos: Two Americans diagnosed with Ebola virus

The driver of the ambulance believed to be carrying Dr. Kent Brantly from Dobbins Air Reserve Base outside Atlanta to Emory University Hospital wears mask, gloves and a protective suit.

The driver of the ambulance believed to be carrying Dr. Kent Brantly from Dobbins Air Reserve Base outside Atlanta to Emory University Hospital wears mask, gloves and a protective suit.  (John Bazemore / Associated Press)

Two Americans, Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, contracted the Ebola virus while doing volunteer work in Liberia.

Ambulance departs Dobbins Air Reserve Base

An ambulance carrying Dr. Kent Brantly, an American physician who contracted the Ebola virus in Liberia, departs Dobbins Air Reserve Base outside Atlanta headed for Emory University Hospital, where Brantly will be treated in an isolation unit.  (John Bazemore / Associated Press)

American Ebola patient returns to US

An ambulance transporting Ebola patient Dr. Kent Brantly arrives at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta.  (Erik S. Lesser / EPA)

Ebola

A banner warning Liberians about the Ebola virus stretches over a street in Monrovia.  (Abbas Dulleh / Associated Press)

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Ebola in Liberia

Liberian nurses in protective clothing prepare bodies of Ebola victims for burial in Monrovia, Liberia, on Friday.  (Ahmed Jallanzo / EPA)

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