SOCIAL SECURITY FOR SOLDIERS WITH POST-TRAUMATIC SYNDROME
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It is important to note that exact statistics and data on combat injuries to soldiers vary depending on specific situations, countries where the conflict is taking place, and many other factors. However, we can provide some basic information and statistics regarding injuries to soldiers in combat operations.
Injuries to soldiers in combat are a common part of military operations and can vary from minor injuries to injuries that result in permanent consequences or death. They often occur in combat operations on the ground, as well as in air operations and sea operations. Many soldiers who survive combat injuries face lasting effects that affect their health and lives. The most common permanent effects include loss of a limb, brain damage, paralysis, and psychological trauma such as PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder).
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