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The word that describes a minor wound that could get soldiers sent home is "malingering." However, a more specific term often used in military contexts is "wound," particularly one that is not severe enough to keep a soldier from being sent back to their home country. Such wounds might be referred to as "non-battle injuries" or "light wounds."

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