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The administration's response and the u.s. military's response to all of this has so far been fairly calm, but also pretty forceful. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff issued a statement saying, the questions about this particular soldier's conduct are separate from any effort, from our effort to recover any u.s. service member in enemy captivity. and he wrote the word "any" in all caps. president obama spoke to the issue today as well on the first leg of his european trip in poland. >> the united states has always had a pretty sacred rule, and that is we don't leave our men or women in...

Fairly calm, but also pretty forceful. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff issued a statement saying, the questions about this particular soldier's conduct are separate from any effort, from our effort to recover any u.s. service member in enemy captivity. and he wrote the word "any" in all caps. president obama spoke to the issue today as well on the first leg of his european trip in poland. >> the united states has always had a pretty sacred rule, and that is we don't leave our men or women in uniform behind. and that dates back to the earliest days of our revolution. with respect to t...

To us. some officials who have been briefed say they are not aware of any letter. that investigation did conclude, however, berg detaille with willfully walked off base. the army reached out to former members of bergdahl's unit to question them as part avenue investigation announced by the army secretary today and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff today said he would not rule out investigating bergdahl for desertion. general martin dempsey urged people not to rush to judgment. quote in response to those of you interested in my personal judgments about the recovery of sergeant bowe berg...

After five years. because look at his dad. he looks like a muslim. the administration's response and the u.s. military's response to all of this has so far been fairly calm, but also pretty forceful. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff issued a statement saying, the questions about this particular soldier's conduct are separate from any effort, from our effort to recover any u.s. service member in enemy captivity. and he wrote the word "any" in all caps. president obama spoke to the issue today as well on the first leg of his european trip in poland. >> the united states has always had a...

Chairman dempsey said. the questions about this particular soldier's conduct are separate from our effort to recover any u.s. service member in enemy captivity. this was likely the last best opportunity to free him. so i think what the principle at stake here, the highest ranking member of the united states military making this point, is that the point -- the print pell at stake here is do we, the united states, leave our uniformed members of the military behind when they've been held captive by the enemy, and the answer's no, we don't do that. that's why the commander in chief acts as he did....