Army M/sgt Mark Allen Passes.

Via  Susan Lee

 Master Sgt. Mark Allen of Loganville, Ga. was shot in the head by a Taliban sniper in Afghanistan while on a mission to recover celebrated left-wing icon, military deserter, and traitor to his Country and Team, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl on July 9, 2009.

He was left paralyzed, unable to speak, wheelchair bound and dependent on 24 hour care.

6 Fellow Soldiers eventually were killed in the search: Staff Sergeant Clayton Bowen, 29, of San Antonio, Texas; Private 1st Class Morris Walker, 23, of Chapel Hill, N.C.; Staff Sergeant Kurt Curtiss, 27, of Murray, Utah; 2nd Lieutenant Darryn Andrews, 34, of Dallas, Texas; Staff Sergeant Michael Murphrey, 25, of Snyder, Texas; and Private 1st Class Matthew Martinek, 20, of DeKalb, Ill.

Bergdahl was later recovered after being exchanged for 5 senior high ranking Taliban terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay by the Obama Caliphate.

The event was triumphantly celebrated in the White House Rose Garden by The Grand Mufti, Barack Obama, on May 31, 2014, along with Bergdahl’s parents. It was widely attended and acclaimed by the liberal mainstream media.

“Sgt. Bergdahl has missed birthdays and holidays and the simple moments with family and friends.” ~ Barack Obama

“Sgt. Bergdahl Served with Honor and Distinction. ~ Susan Rice

“He’s a dirty rotten traitor.” ~ Presidential candidate Donald Trump

Bergdahl faced up to life imprisonment, but was instead dishonorably discharged, reduced in rank, and fined $1,000 per month from his pay for ten months with no prison time.

Shannon Allen wept as she testified at Bergdahl’s sentencing, “We can’t even hold hands anymore unless I pry open his hand and place mine in there. He’s lost me as a wife. Essentially, instead of being his wife, I’m his caregiver.”

The judge did not give his reasons for the sentence.

After sentencing, President Trump tweeted, “The decision on Sergeant Bergdahl is a complete and total disgrace to our Country and to our Military.”

Allen is survived by his wife, Shannon; son, Cody; and daughter, Journey, who according to Shannon, loved to climb into his wheelchair and sit on his lap.

He was 46.