Killed in war or not killed in war

So, somewhat similar to the ‘purple heart or not’ thread I ask:

Should the family of Major Klinner, his wife and three children, who was killed during Operation Epic Fury receive benefits based on him being killed in war or not?

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If they have handed out benefits for anyone post 1945 then she should get it. Because using that technicallity nothing since June 5 1942 against Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria is a “war”.

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That makes no sense. Off course they should receive it.

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We haven’t officially declared war since WWII.

Pretty stupid excuse for denying any applicable combat benefits.

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