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today army sergeant bowe bergdahl was arraigned on charges of desertion and misbehave before the enemy, offences which would bring a sentence of life in jail. today the army judge convened an article 39-a arraignment hearing, december 22nd, on fort bragg, in the case of u.s. army versus sergeant robert b. bergdahl. bergdahl said, yes, sir, i do, when asked if he understood the charges against him. he indicated he was satisfied with his defense counsel and deferred a plea until a later hearing. bergdahl may choose to be court-martialed before a panel or a military judge. back in may of 2014 as part of a prisoner swap, bergdahl was released by a group associated with the taliban after five years in captivity. in recorded phone calls shared with the serial podcast, bergdahl did not dispute he
today the army judge convened an article 39-a arraignment hearing, december 22nd, on fort bragg, in the case of u.s. army versus sergeant robert b. bergdahl. bergdahl said, yes, sir, i do, when asked if he understood the charges against him. he indicated he was satisfied with his defense counsel and deferred a plea until a later hearing. bergdahl may choose to be court-martialed before a panel or a military judge. back in may of 2014 as part of a prisoner swap, bergdahl was released by a group associated with the taliban after five years in captivity. in recorded phone calls shared with the serial podcast, bergdahl did not dispute he walked away from his out post but claims he did it to draw attention to issues he had with his leadership. he says he later changed his mind and tried to make his way back to the base. if convicted, he could face life in prison.
from him for the first time why he left that post on the fateful day in june 30th, 2009. it is very odd some of the thing th things that he said. he equated himself to jason bourn, an action hero in movies, and he wanted to be that, and it seemed that 20 minutes to him leaving the post, the levity of what he had done hit him. he improvised he says in his own words according to the podcast a new decision to try to get information on the taliban and it is in that process that he was captured by the taliban members. now, all of this is going to be the cornerstone and the focus of the trial. why did he leave? we know that he left the post on his own volition, but the big reason is why did he do it? was he deserting or something else? that is of course what the judge considers in this process. the next court hearing, the government motions hearing to be held on fort bragg january 12th,