[IChing]

A soldier who served with Bergdahl describes how Bergdahl deserted to join the Taliban, and how badly our troops suffered, were wounded, and died because of it.

[longfellow]

Oh, a john kerry.

[AlmaKing]

If these words are true, he’s a scumbag. At least 6 in his own company died looking for him.

[RWGinger]

This seems to be the second soldier who was there to speak out.
I don’t think the POS 0dumbo will charge the deserter but I hope the Congress can do something.

[baddog 219]

[ansel12]

So he got promoted to Sergeant and will collect all those years of back pay for this, if someone doesn’t file charges against him.

[Bob]

One aspect of this story concerns me and I’d really like to put it to rest -

Having been in the Navy many decades ago, I’m certainly not up on current Army slang. Would an American soldier refer to Bergdahl leaving “his kit” behind? That sounds more like a Britishism to me. I would have expected an American soldier to call it “his gear” instead.

[pfflier]

What American soldier ever called his gear his “kit”. Something wrong with that narrative if it was supposedly written by an American.