Most of the people who have experienced combat would not survive unless they had some level of experience with all of those criteria.
Bruce L. Braley: “Most of the people who have experienced combat would not survive unless they had some level of experience with all of…”
Editor's note · Context
Braley emphasizes the skills veterans gain from combat experience that are valuable in the workforce.
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