Terrible that’s why it’s important to not just take into account the death toll, when it comes to war - but to understand how severe the nature of wounds can be.
The most awful site of all is if a veteran amputee homeless on the streets, sometimes in a wheelchair sometimes not. :( They don’t get much extra lifelong help or compensation.
Back around 2010 I tore my rotator cuff and supraspinatus tendon, and had a bunch of appointments at orthopedics at Balboa Naval Hospital. The number of guys there missing limbs, some multiple, was a disturbing reminder of the cost of war. Some had disfiguring burn scars or just scars, blindness, etc. Most had a surprisingly positive attitude, though I imaging years of suffering might wear that down a bit. It certainly put my injury in perspective. Those that gave so much deserve much more than they receive. We shouldn't need organizations like Wounded Warriors.