War in Afghanistan

A new study examines the mental health toll on these 6,000 civilians who lived and worked alongside soldiers in a combat zone.

"The organ has functioned terrifically," Cheney's doctor said. "There can still be challenges, but so far, so good. So far so very good."

Bales' wife's attorney told ABC that her husband called her shortly after the alleged attacks occurred. "[Bales] told her something terrible had happened."

Bales worked for an Ohio brokerage firm before enlisting in the Army in 2001, and according to the judgement, burned through $852,000 worth of AT&T stock with poor trading practices.

The 38-year-old soldier joined the Army 11 years ago as a sniper, is a married father of two and was deployed to Afghanistan for the first time in December.

The books were some of the 1,652 slated for burning because officers were suspicious that the prisoners were using notes in their margins to "organize."

Private Marcum, who authorities say is 6'3" and weighs 180 lbs, was deployed with the 10th Mountain Division to Afghanistan earlier this year