The Army will conduct "a comprehensive, coordinated" review into the case of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl -- the recently freed soldier whom some have deemed a hero, others a deserter -- the military branch's civilian leader announced Tuesday. Secretary of the Army John McHugh began a statement on Bergdahl's case by saying that "we are grateful that an American soldier is back in American hands" and insisting "our first priority is ensuring Sgt. Bergdahl's health and beginning his reintegration process." McHugh didn't address specific questions surrounding how the soldier ended up detained in Afghanistan or what he did while in that situation. But he did say that the military's review "will include speaking with Sgt. Bergdahl to better learn from him the circumstances regarding his disappearance and captivity."
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Official: Intel indicated Bergdahl's location a few times, but it was too risky to get him
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Bergdahl was freed in exchange for 5 held at Guantanamo, who are moved to Qatar
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Official: Bergdahl left on his own but no definitive finding he deserted, probe finds
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Some hail the American soldier's release, while others criticize the move
The detainees won't be under house arrest, yet one @placeholder official says, "We think the Qataris are going to keep a very, very close eye on them."