There is, in my view, no higher duty for this nation, or for those of us in leadership positions, than to care for those who sacrifice so much and who must now face lives forever changed by wounds both seen and unseen.
Daniel Inouye: “There is, in my view, no higher duty for this nation, or for those of us in leadership positions, than to care for those…”
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Inouye emphasizes the duty to care for wounded service members and their families.
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