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Originally Posted by Spexxvet
I can't tell you, you're not a monk.
Actually, I have thought about specifics. In general terms, though, these folks have not only put their lives on the line, they've been injured/wounded. They've earned our appreciation - more than a paperwork nightmare, denial of care, and a sustenance living.
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Yes, but I consider that their due, not a reward or something extra. Every soldier should receive, the best and complete care, for any problem incurred while in the service. No buts, no excuses, no bullshit. And it should never be considered as an extra...standard equipment.
