The Army said Bergdahl committed no misconduct while in captivity. Were the men who served with him in captivity with him?
As for "walking off the base", an Army investigator said there was no proof Bergdahl had no intention of coming back.
A soldier who leaves his weapon and armor and walks off has no intention of coming back.
Actually....this is not true.
When in a military zone, leaving your base without a weapon can be deemed foolish, but a move to show "no threat" to locals if you are not anticipating combat....
Especially in a military zone that is within a civilian neighborhood.
Did you ever see or hear of a lone soldier going out in hostile territory without his weapon?