Veterans Coming Home Analysis

Imagine a wounded man steadily limping towards a helicopter, and a trail of crimson liquid following him. He looks at the deep, scarlet gash on his leg as an excruciating pain jabbed him, as he thinks about his loved ones at home. This is what veteran’s face daily and we as Americans should ask ourselves, “How can we keep Lincoln’s promise to care for our veterans?” Using the authority of the government and the American people we can keep Lincoln’s oath of caring for our veterans and their families. After combat, veterans coming home face many challenges, including health care, finical problems, and education. To begin with, millions of regular people are being treated first, while the veteran waits months to be treated. In a passage, it gives a statistic that concludes, “ Veterans hospitals are three-times more overcrowded that non-veterans hospitals, and many veterans must drive long distances to reach the nearest
In a passage, it states that they, “We also committed to ending veteran homelessness in 2015.”
This reveals that veterans have no money when they come back and they cannot support their own family. Veterans need to be sheltered when they come back because they kept one safe and sacrificed their lives for one living here in the United States. Furthermore, the cause of this homelessness is because veterans have no occupation when they come back. In a passage it states, “Our government’s failure to keep its promises had – and could have once again, real and immediate impacts to our veterans that harm their health and their basic dignity.” This quote hints that without education, veterans will not get a job because most careers require a degree. Thus, governments need to stay coherent and offer scholarships to veterans and their family so their sons and daughters could get a job and veterans themselves. Without proper, education veterans won’t be able to live a successful