unwounded

Across Europe, the unwounded preferred that such men remove themselves from society.

He said in one battle, 800 Afghans were sent to the front line and only 200 returned alive and unwounded.

With the butt of his rifle Kat smashes to pulp the face of one of the unwounded machine-gunners.

While U.S. helicopter pilots “would famously risk all” to evacuate battlefield casualties, their South Vietnamese counterparts sold seats to unwounded fugitives.

At daybreak, only 25 members of his company remained unwounded.