Reasonable.
This world needs soldiers with guns to defend peace, and soldiers without guns to defend lives. The former is consumed and the latter is replenished.
The significance of Daws's existence without a gun and no damage is not only how many people he saved as a medical soldier, but also that he made the US military feel loved, as if God was on the side of the US military. This is similar to ideological work.
Love is extremely scarce in cruel wars, and people feel too much pain, separation, hatred, and shame. Dawes appeared in the image of love, greatly soothing the pain of the US military, and boosting morale. The U.S. military will double down on seeing Dawes' martyrdom.
War will inevitably bring destruction, and at the same time destruction requires construction. The soldiers were injured not only physically but also mentally in the war. Dawes' behavior not only helped the soldiers restore their health, but also helped them build their hearts.
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