In passing, it's worth acknowledging that a wounded enemy soldier is worth more than a dead one -- the first takes another one or two to care for him (or transport him to medical care), while the second is... dead (and dead-weight gets left for others to deal with).
In passing, it's worth acknowledging that a wounded enemy soldier is worth more than a dead one -- the first takes another one or two to care for him (or transport him to medical care), while the second is... dead (and dead-weight gets left for others to deal with).
In passing, it's worth acknowledging that a wounded enemy soldier is worth more than a dead one -- the first takes another one or two to care for him (or transport him to medical care), while the second is... dead (and dead-weight gets left for others to deal with).
That depends on the army...