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| Care for injured vets raises questions (AP) |
| Thursday, 06 March 2008 | |
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AP - The number of wounded soldiers has become a hallmark of the nearly 5-year-old Iraq war, pointing to both the use of roadside bombs as the extremists' weapon of choice and advances in battlefield medicine to save lives.
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