Poll: 1/3 Of Veterans Who Served Post 9/11 Say Iraq, Afghanistan Wars Worth It -- New York Daily News
America's wars have become so unpopular that many of the nation's veterans don't support them.
Just 34% of U.S veterans who served in the military after the 9/11 attacks say the combat in Iraq and Afghanistan was worth it, according to a Pew Research Center poll released Wednesday.
That number is slightly above the 28% of the general public who say the wars are worth fighting.
The statistics come as the U.S. marks 10 years of war in Afghanistan -- the longest period of sustained fighting in its history -- this week.
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WNU Editor: The Pew report is here.