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Combatwoundedveteran have had several wikipedia pages made before, and though eachone was contested I would argue that the creation of four pages is evidence that they are notworthy. The band toured the United States several times with other noteworthy acts like Orchid, Capitalist Casualties and several others, associated with Born Against and Assuck were on the famous Blaaaarrrrggghhh: Musical War 7" on Slap a Ham records, had infamous spats with several noteworthy bands leading to boycotts of the band's album from several labels, distros and record stores. Th

The band additionally are cited as heavy influences on the Locust, Later In/Humanity among others.

This page isn't up for speedy deletion anymore, so, no worries. --Katerenka (talk) 05:50, 20 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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