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Bowe Bergdahl to return to active army duty, officials say Bowe Bergdahl to return to active army duty, officials say
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Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, the US soldier held captive by the Taliban for five years before his release six weeks ago, is being assigned to a Texas base for active duty, army officials said on Monday. Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, the US soldier held captive by the Taliban for five years before his release six weeks ago, is being assigned to a Texas base for active duty, army officials said on Monday.
Bergdahl is returning to active duty after weeks of therapy and debriefings. An investigation into the circumstances of his disappearance is "still ongoing," army officials said in a statement. Bergdahl is returning to active duty after weeks of therapy and debriefings. An investigation into the circumstances of his disappearance is "still ongoing," army officials said in a statement.
Bergdahl will be assigned to the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.Bergdahl will be assigned to the Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston.
US officials negotiated a prisoner swap to free Bergdahl at the end of May, releasing five Taliban detainees to secure his freedom. The Qatari government served as an intermediary for negotiations between the Afghan Taliban and the US.US officials negotiated a prisoner swap to free Bergdahl at the end of May, releasing five Taliban detainees to secure his freedom. The Qatari government served as an intermediary for negotiations between the Afghan Taliban and the US.
The trade sparked controversy about the appropriateness of prisoner swaps with the Taliban and terrorist groups, and speculation about how Bergdahl went missing.The trade sparked controversy about the appropriateness of prisoner swaps with the Taliban and terrorist groups, and speculation about how Bergdahl went missing.
Bergdahl is scheduled to meet Major General Kenneth Dahl to discuss his disappearance from his post in Afghanistan in 2009, the New York Times reports.Bergdahl is scheduled to meet Major General Kenneth Dahl to discuss his disappearance from his post in Afghanistan in 2009, the New York Times reports.