From the Washington Post: The Army’s investigation into the 2009 disappearance of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has entered the final stage, Army officials said Friday, but they cautioned that it will take at least three more weeks for a final draft to be completed and even longer for it to be presented to top Army leaders. From Reuters via Yahoo News: Major General Kenneth Dahl had 60 days from his June 16 appointment to determine if Bergdahl broke any military regulations or laws in connection to the incident but was allowed the extension he is now seeking, Army spokesman Wayne Hall said on Friday. It will take about three weeks to complete a final draft of the investigative report and then it will undergo a separate legal review before it is presented to Army leadership, said Hall. The delay is tied to the possibility that Dahl may need to follow up on “outstanding issues” that Hall did not detail. Bergdahl’s attorney registered no objection when asked to comment on the deadline READ MORE AT THE WASHINGTON POST: washingtonpost/news/checkpoint/wp/2014/08/15/armys-bowe-bergdahl-investigation-is-now-in-its-final-stage/ READ MORE AT YAHOO: https://news.yahoo/results-delayed-army-probe-former-prisoner-war-bergdahl-021832518.html
Posted on: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 07:02:38 +0000
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