Usage of "war vets" | TermGallery

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Person who has served in the armed forces.

Usage of war vets in English

As it turned out, the Federal Housing Authority liked to help out war vets. 
 The marrowbone marble company 

Lovemore talks in laconic Shona with the war vets' patriarch and two other men. 
 Night of knives 

But until the military's armed with anti-stress vaccines, war vets will still be popping pills. 
 Wired 

An abandoned farm means war vets. 
 Night of knives 

They were war vets, Puskis thought. 
 The vaults 

Mugabe has lost some important and key allies such as the war vets, add to that the splits within Zanu-PF. 
 The South African 

Both are renowned Vietnam war vets and both are seeking power by any means necessary (this stub requires validation). 
 The Irish Times 

And would these war vets be foolish enough to talk loudly in restaurants about their plans so that all may hear? 
 Reuters 

All those students and war vets need to do is go buy a gun: concealed weapons permits are acceptable at the polls. 
 The Guardian 

Jackson stars in "Home of the Brave" which examines the personal battles fought on the home front by returning war vets. 
 Reuters 

This was always a surefire opener to use with old Korean War vets. 
 Mortal Allies 

War vets mean trouble. 
 Night of knives 

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