Suppose a soldier received a major, traumatic leg injury in the battlefield. Describe at least three concrete steps in the recovery process, noting especially how the different careers mentioned in the unit come in to play. Which of the careers is most interesting to you, and why?

Explanation:

Few Americans question the propriety of these efforts to aid our nation's men and women in uniform. The desire to help veterans in need reflects a fitting gratitude for service rendered and sacrifices shouldered. But precisely because we know we owe our veterans a great debt, we tend not to question the particular ways in which our government goes about helping them. We therefore pay far too little attention to whether these efforts might actually be doing more harm than good. And there is reason to believe that, in many cases, well-intentioned programs to support veterans are instead preventing them from enjoying healthy, productive civilian lives after they return from war.