Rehabilitation of World War II Veterans through the Disabled American Veterans
The article extols rehabilitation as a three phase process under DAV guidance: physical and mental readjustment, training and employment, and social restoration. It highlights individual stories like Orlando Milano and Louis Miller, who, despite severe injuries, rebuilt lives and careers with support from medical, vocational, and community resources.
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Rehabilitation Link for Disabled Veterans in Job Placement
A disabled veteran is not rehabilitated until he obtains a job within his remaining capacities. These capacities, developed to a high degree, must align with available work. If no suitable job exists, the rehabilitation link breaks and adverse outcomes may follow.
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