The Army is a step closer to deciding the final fate of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the former Afghan insurgent prisoner. The Wall Street Journal reports Army officials investigating his 2009 disappearance will forward their findings to the Northern Army commander today. Lt. Gen. Perry Wiggins will decide Bergdahl's punishment, if any. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel was briefed on results of the investigation. They won't be made public today. A Pentagon spokesman says they will be eventually. Bergdhal left his unit and was in captivity for five years. He was returned to U.S. custody in a prisoner exchange last May. Army officials have said he acted improperly.
This has very dishonorable discharge written all over it and court marshall wouldn't be bad either.
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