1953 what kind of treatment should the widow of a second-class disabled soldier enjoy?

A disabled soldiers, because the war is a level 5 soldier, really can't understand "1953 What treatment should a level 2 disabled soldiers's widow enjoy?" .

First, if it is 1953, it does not exist, because after the founding of the People's Liberation Army, the name of disability was "revolutionary disabled soldier", and from the 1990s to 2004, it was a four-level and six-level system (principal, first class, second class A, second class B, third class A and third class B);

2. In 2004, the state promulgated the first edition of the Regulations on Pension and Preferential Treatment for Soldiers. On this basis, according to the regulations of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, we changed its name to "disabled soldiers" before July 2005, and changed it to a 10-level system (industrial injury, traffic and public security) in line with international and domestic standards (I am a second-level "revolutionary disabled soldiers" and "revolutionary disabled soldiers"), and directly changed it to a fifth level in 2005.

3. If you are the second-class widow of disabled soldiers, then according to the second paragraph of Article 28 of the Regulations on Pensions and Preferential Treatment for Soldiers of the Ministry of Civil Affairs: disabled soldiers, who was disabled due to war, work or illness and died of illness, will be given a disability pension of 12 months as a funeral subsidy by his survivors; Among them, disabled soldiers, who was disabled due to war and duty, died of illness, and the survivors of the deceased soldiers enjoyed pension benefits. (Note: The last sentence refers to disabled soldiers who died in the war or in the line of duty. If his relatives don't have a fixed job and salary, they can continue to receive the deceased's pension until their death.).