Part A In the article "Caring for Vets Should Be National Duty," what can be inferred about veterans returning from war?

They have access to numerous private programs that can help them readjust to civilian life.
They usually stay in the military because of a lack of resources available to help them.
Their lives are often difficult because of problems caused by fighting in a war.
They are given plenty of guidance on how to access programs aimed at helping them.

Question 2

Which evidence best supports the answer in Part A?

Select the two correct answers.

"Tens of thousands of men and women have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan with permanent physical handicaps and deep emotional scars—..."
"The VA Mission Act is a step in the right direction, but we can—and should—go further by expanding the definition of what caring for injured veterans means."
"Many need assistance outside the doctor’s office, including finding suitable employment in an economy that, though humming for many, is far from ideal for individuals with disabilities..."
"The law makes it easier for veterans to access covered care through non-VA service providers, who may be more convenient in terms of expedience, distance or quality of care."