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In a military context, "invalided" refers to a service member who has been discharged or released from duty due to illness, injury, or disability that renders them unable to perform their duties. This process typically involves a medical evaluation to determine the severity of the condition and its impact on the individual's ability to serve. Invaliding can also include the provision of benefits or support for the veteran as they transition out of active service.
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How many Vikings came to England?
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What does army 4f mean?
not good for the army .
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What army regulation covers awards?
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What does salute mean in the army?
Situation
