invalided

He was invalided out last year—there's a bullet somewhere inside him still.

He is invalided home for a bit, and the voyage will pull him up, but even as he is he's sore at leaving it.

For if you're invalided home, they'll discharge you on leave as soon as we reach port.

How much more so when a man of repute, either in great ways or small, is invalided and his services lost to the world.

The curious part of it was that, having extracted the final splinter, they promptly invalided me home.