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Wayne was not a star when the war began, he was still getting second and third billing except for Satuday matinee type westerns at a third rate studio. Gable, Montegomery, Power, Fonda, Stewart and others were much bigger than Wayne at that time. They all served in combat theaters. Dasvid Niven was bigger and for a top studio he left Hollywood and served in England as a Commando. Leslie Howard was bigger, and a WW1 combat vet. He was killed in service in WW2.
During the war years Wayne made 13 films, only three were war films.
I don't remember writing that Wayne was a coward. I do remember writing that he was certainly no hero although he was pretty good at playing one for the camera.
The facts are the facts, Wayne was an actor, that's it.
What does that make you?
You probably ought to back off since it seems that Wayne was denied entry into the military and that would make your whole diatribe moot.
Otherwise I will have to conclude that you are just being obstreperous for argument’s sake.