Many psychological challenges ahead for Bergdahl
The sergeant held captive for five years has begun a military reintegration program and could face difficult months or years of recovery
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The sergeant held captive for five years has begun a military reintegration program and could face difficult months or years of recovery
"I think you always survive everything one day at a time. You keep walking forward until you come out the other side," says retired Air Force Col. Lee Ellis
After five years of waiting, the tight-knit town of Hailey, Idaho, is switching out the "Bring Bowe Home" signs for "Welcome home Bowe"
They say Obama might have broken the law or endangered national security by failing to consult Congress on the release of five Taliban detainees
Recently freed Army sergeant has "dietary and nutrition needs after almost five years in captivity," German hospital staff says; return time to U.S. unclear
Wealth, strong ties to West and Islamic radicals let tiny Arab nation punch above its weight, but every royal family has worries
From Qatar, will the 5 Taliban leaders released by the U.S. from Guantanamo jump back into the terror business?
Administration defending move in face of harsh GOP criticism; Afghan gov't said to express displeasure, as well
Bob and Jani Bergdahl caution he needs time to recover, thank everyone who helped free him
While praising Army sergeant's return, many Republicans also say the Taliban exchange was illegal, would set enemies free, and set a dangerous precedent
Obama administration goes on early defensive about unusual Taliban prisoner swap, insisting there was urgency in quest to free Army sergeant
With the freeing of high-level Taliban from Guantanamo Bay in exchange for Bergdahl, officials fret the Qatari government won't stop them from battling the U.S. again
Qatar is taking custody of the high-level former Guantanamo detainees, promising to restrict their movements
Army sergeant was taken prisoner just a few months after he arrived in Afghanistan in 2009 and was exchanged for several Guantanamo detainees
As diplomatic efforts increase to bring home America’s only prisoner of the Afghan war, questions arise about whether he abandoned his unit
Messages allegedly sent from soldier before his capture in Afghanistan show disgust with war, suggest possible defection
Jere Van Dyk, a former hostage himself, discusses the plight of a U.S. soldier held hostage by Pakistani militants