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Process. there is no set timeline for any phase of reintegration. each phase that sergeant bergdahl participates in is a custom event, fitted to his individual circumstances. this reintegration process is done at joint base san antonio fort sam houston because the department of defense assigned the department of the army the lead and the department of the army then tasked u.s. army south with the lead for phase three reintegration. u.s. army south has received tremendous support from the departm...

Bergdahl was returned to u.s. control on may 31st. he was transported to landstuhl regional medical center in germany to begin his decompression process. he remained in landstuhl for 12 days and once his medical providers felt he was able to travel, our army south reintegration team accompanied him here to san antonio military medical center. during his stay here, sergeant bergdahl will participate in reintegration, a process that will aim to equip sergeant bergdahl with the necessary tools to r...

Covenant we hold with all soldiers, sailors, airmen, marine and coast guardsmen. never leaving a comrade behind. and today we have one back in the united states. as you are aware sergeant bowe bergdahl was returned to u.s. control on may 31st. he was transported to landstuhl regional medical center in germany to begin his decompression process. he remained in landstuhl for 12 days and once his medical providers felt he was able to travel, our army south reintegration team accompanied him here to...

>> to that point, just regular soldiers coming home from a deployment, we know there is a reintegration process and there is a sort of decompression process. i can only imagine that this is three or four times to kind of process. >> it will and rigorous process. we dont know what his captivity was like but imagine yourself in a box for five years and how you would have to reintegrate into a civilian world of any kind. so coming back to the united states especially under the pressure of social me...