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Veterans would likely describe Henry as brave, resilient, and determined, recognizing his courage in the face of adversity. They might also refer to him as naive or inexperienced, reflecting on his initial struggles to adapt to the harsh realities of war. Overall, they would see him as a symbol of the youthful idealism often present in new soldiers.

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