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Sunday, June 08, 2014
FBI Was Investigating Michael Hastings for Bergdahl Expose At The Time Hastings Was Killed In Mysterious Auto Accident
NYT: As Bowe Bergdahl Heals, Details Emerge of His Captivity WASHINGTON — Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has told medical officials that his captors locked him in a metal cage in total darkness for weeks at a time as punishment for trying to escape, and while military doctors say he now is physically able to travel he is not yet emotionally ready for the pressures of reuniting with his family, according to American officials who have been briefed on his condition." [snip] "From the initial briefings given to senior military and civilian officials in the past week, Sergeant Bergdahl, 28, in some ways seems healthier than expected." [snip] "He shows few if any signs of the malnourishment and other ailments that Obama administration officials said he was suffering " [snip] "By midweek, he put on his Army uniform for the first time in five years," [snip] A statement from Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany on Friday said Sergeant Bergdahl was showing “signs of improvement,” was talking with the medical staff, and was “becoming more engaged in his treatment-care plan.” [snip] Officials would not disclose if Sergeant Bergdahl has made any special requests. One thing, however, that does rub him wrong is when hospital staff call him “sergeant,” the result of two automatic promotions while a captive. “He says, ‘Don’t call me that,’ ” said one American official. “ ‘I didn’t go before the boards. I didn’t earn it.’ ”
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ReplyDeleteNYT: As Bowe Bergdahl Heals, Details Emerge of His Captivity
ReplyDeleteWASHINGTON — Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has told medical officials that his captors locked him in a metal cage in total darkness for weeks at a time as punishment for trying to escape, and while military doctors say he now is physically able to travel he is not yet emotionally ready for the pressures of reuniting with his family, according to American officials who have been briefed on his condition."
[snip]
"From the initial briefings given to senior military and civilian officials in the past week, Sergeant Bergdahl, 28, in some ways seems healthier than expected."
[snip] "He shows few if any signs of the malnourishment and other ailments that Obama administration officials said he was suffering "
[snip]
"By midweek, he put on his Army uniform for the first time in five years,"
[snip]
A statement from Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany on Friday said Sergeant Bergdahl was showing “signs of improvement,” was talking with the medical staff, and was “becoming more engaged in his treatment-care plan.”
[snip]
Officials would not disclose if Sergeant Bergdahl has made any special requests. One thing, however, that does rub him wrong is when hospital staff call him “sergeant,” the result of two automatic promotions while a captive.
“He says, ‘Don’t call me that,’ ” said one American official. “ ‘I didn’t go before the boards. I didn’t earn it.’ ”