For many years, the Bergdahl case was the subject of anguished speculation. Few people, if any, understood how or why it was that the American soldier ended up spending five years a captive of the feared Haqqanis, a network affiliated with the Taliban,
University of California at Berkeley Law Professor John Yoo on the Army Sergeant's forthcoming court-martial on charges of desertion and endangerment of fellow soldiers. Photo credit: Associated Press.
University of California at Berkeley Law Professor John Yoo on the Army Sergeant's forthcoming court-martial on charges of desertion and endangerment of fellow soldiers. Photo credit: Associated Press.
For many years, the Bergdahl case was the subject of anguished speculation. Few people, if any, understood how or why it was that the American soldier ended up spending five years a captive of the feared Haqqanis, a network affiliated with the Taliban,
For many years, the Bergdahl case was the subject of anguished speculation. Few people, if any, understood how or why it was that the American soldier ended up spending five years a captive of the feared Haqqanis, a network affiliated with the Taliban,