Is it not a fairly established historical fact that once they served their useful purpose, servicemen have been abandoned to fend for themselves ?
The Evening Standard the day before Armistice Day eleven years ago :
From battlefields to the streets
Now I don’t know how accurate the claim that one in four rough sleepers are ex-servicemen is, but it has certainly long been accepted that many former members of the armed forces end up with an alcohol dependency, untreated PTS, and homelessness, all of which is quite disproportionate to the general population.
The suicide rates are also totally disproportionate to the general population, eg, more veterans of the Falklands War have killed themselves than died in the conflict. And that is true of both sides.
War, despite its glorification by warmongering politicians and newspapers, is a nasty business which **** up the minds of those who it doesn’t kill.
Equally nasty is the way our society treats those it no longer has any use for. The only thing that matters is “money”, humans are expendable. If that bothers you then I suggest you consider your options carefully when you are next asked to vote, and perhaps settle for a different set of priorities. Otherwise – just carry on.