article_snippet: Bowe Bergdahl at Fort Bragg, N.C., on Wednesday .
article_snippet: Bowe Bergdahl was an Army private when Bob (right) was captured, but the Pentagon restored Bob (right) rank upon Bob (right) release to what it would have been – sergeant –
article_snippet: That's where Bowe Bergdahl remains on active duty, and will remain unless he's convicted.
article_snippet: Bergdahl, 28, disappeared from his post in Paktika province, Afghanistan on June 30, 2009 after tellign comrades that his had grown cynical about America's mission there.
article_snippet: Bergdahl's captors released a video on July 19, 2009 showing Mohammad A Fazl, Mullah Norullah Noori with Mohammad A Fazl, Mullah Norullah Noori head shaven, and showing Mohammad A Fazl,
article_snippet: Gen. Mark Milley, the commanding officer at Fort Bragg, has been leading the inquest into the Bergdahl caseBergdahl .
article_snippet: Bowe Bergdahl's attorney spoke to reporters in advance of the announcement.
article_snippet: The Washington Post reported that Eugene Fidell, Bowe Bergdahl's attorney, said Eugene Fidell, Bergdahl's attorney client was handed Eugene Fidell, Bergdahl's attorney 'charge sheet' Wednesday at Fort Bragg.
article_snippet: : Bowe Bergdahl was a classical dancer from the age of 16 or 17, studying at the Sun Valley Ballet School before he enlisted in the United States Army .
article_snippet: the United States Army opened an investigation into Bowe Bergdahl's 'capture' almost immediately after he release, shown here in a still frame from a video of the prisoner exchange
article_snippet: (Bowe Bergdahl is 3rd right, back to the camera)
article_snippet: Jubilant signs and American flags went up overnight in the Bergdahls' hometown of Hailey, Idaho – but were largely taken down as the circumstances of Bowe 's capture made the news.
article_snippet: Once Bowe Bergdahl was released, his commanders were told the truth. '