Sentence examples for wounded combat from inspiring English sources
When he reached Colorado that year, a couple of injured service members joined for a day, and the organizers realized the huge potential for expanding the rides to include wounded combat veterans.
The relationships allow the centers to share information and best practices, benefiting both wounded combat veterans and civilian trauma patients.
Still, as I was doing the event to raise money for wounded combat veterans, I wasn't going to let anything like a headache stop me.
The Colorado Springs Gazette said some of those discharged are wounded combat troops who will lose their medical benefits for minor offenses that can be symptoms of traumatic brain injury or PTSD.
NEW YORK -- Huffington Post senior military correspondent David Wood has spent decades covering war, watching as wounded combat troops are loaded onto medical evacuation helicopters and, he said, "go off in a cloud of dust".
The American record of treating Afghans wounded in combat goes back to the 1980s, when more than two dozen Afghans wounded fighting the Soviet Union's occupation of their country were brought to the United States for medical care.
The measure, adopted by the House tonight, would allow veterans wounded in combat or with serious combat-related disabilities to collect both disability and retirement pay.
Just over half of those admitted were wounded in combat.
The number of soldiers wounded in combat has also risen strikingly.
Sergeant Fenton was wounded during combat operations in Al Anbar province on April 26.
But Segerstrom was severely wounded in combat and would spend more than two years in military hospitals in Menlo Park and Pasadena.
