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This afternoon, President Obama spoke at the dedication for the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial, honoring heroes who have sacrificed on behalf of our nation.
In his remarks, the President made clear that we must provide proper care for our veterans, noting: "When our wounded veterans set out on that long road of recovery, we need to move heaven and earth to make sure they get every single benefit, every single bit of care that they have earned, that they deserve."
"To every wounded warrior, to every disabled veteran -- thank you," he said.
President Obama detailed what the memorial dedication means for our veterans fighting to recover from the battlefield, and how critical the sacrifices of our veterans have been:
This afternoon, President Obama spoke at the dedication for the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial, honoring heroes who have sacrificed on behalf of our nation.
In his remarks, the President made clear that we must provide proper care for our veterans, noting: "When our wounded veterans set out on that long road of recovery, we need to move heaven and earth to make sure they get every single benefit, every single bit of care that they have earned, that they deserve."
"To every wounded warrior, to every disabled veteran -- thank you," he said.
President Obama detailed what the memorial dedication means for our veterans fighting to recover from the battlefield, and how critical the sacrifices of our veterans have been: