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Is it true there are a lot of US soldiers with no arms and legs from Iraq?
Supposedly the body armor is so good it preserves their torso, but their arms and legs aren't protected. So now they have to spend the rest of their lives as a torso with a head. Is this true?
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no its not true, after 5 years their arms and legs grow back... :winkwink:
what exactly are you asking? |
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Here you go
http://www.woundedwarriors.org/ |
Yah, serious injuries are very common and the body armor is so good that where before your insides would have been blown to bits its now mostly the extremeties.
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After the war they will have to come to terms with living a handicapped life. I pity those soldiers.
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Of course these are hidden from the media just like the dead soldiers only coming in under the cover of night so Bush has a clean look to his war:(
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that's why war sucs....why the need?
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yes, unfortunately. that is one aspect of the war that really doesn't make the news. you hear about the victories, the operations, the dead, and the propaghanda, but you rarely hear about the severely injured.
the figures of crippled soldiers are very high. many of these poor souls will be spending the rest of their lives as para and quadrapalegics. |
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What is wrong with your brain .... That, or lung cancer or ... , has nothing to do and certainly does not justify the useless sacrifice that these young men & women made for fuck all.... Here is a Brit soldier burning ... http://media.washingtonpost.com/wp-d...5091901945.jpg |
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They lost their limbs to protect freedom back home, and they probably think it's worth it! Fight the terrorists in Iraq before we have to fight WW3 on the streets of America. It was only a matter of time before Saddam's army invaded us.
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Yes it is true. My husband was in the Army and he got out luckily with no injuries. There were a few guys in his unit that died, a few that lost limbs, and some that will have emotional/psychological damage as well as a plethora of other injuries not named.
Whatever your views are about this war, support our guys over there. They didn't choose to go to war, they are just doing their jobs. A lot of the soldiers that I knew didn't agree with it, but went because someone had to. If it weren't for them, there would be a draft, if they dodged and didn't go. And NO ONE wants that. Bush wouldn't hesitate to try and get the draft going in my opinion, either. Bless our soldiers! |
The added bonus is they get to come home to a V.A. that gets its budget cut on a regular basis.
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You're right, Robert D. I can't believe they are closing Walter Reed!
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About 14,500 US soldiers have been wounded so far.
About 6,500 returned to duty after they were healed up. About 1,900 have been killed so far. :( |
yuck... I'd rather die than be a torso...
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It's sure glad we have such brilliant leaders who were able to stop him before he was able to impliment his diabolical plot :pimp |
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