A.__Is a resident as defined in section 10001, subsection 53;

B.__Is a veteran as defined in Title 37-B, section 505, subsection 2, paragraph A, subparagraph (3); and

C.__Has a service-connected disability evaluated at:

(1)__One hundred percent; or

(2)__Seventy percent or more as a result of honorable military service and who has served in a combat zone during any armed conflict in which participants were exposed to war risk hazards as defined in 42 United States Code, Section 1711 (b).

Each application must be accompanied by satisfactory evidence that the applicant meets the requirements of this subsection.__A permit or license issued under this subsection remains valid for the life of the permit or license holder, as long as the permit or license holder continues to satisfy the residency requirement in section 10001, subsection 53 and the permit or license is not revoked or suspended.

5.__Holders of Congressional Medal of Honor.__Upon application, the Governor may grant 2-year complimentary hunting and fishing licenses to holders of the Congressional Medal of Honor.

6.__Members of Armed Forces domiciled in State.__A member of the Armed Forces of the United States on active duty who is permanently stationed outside of the State may be issued a combination fishing and hunting license for an amount equal to the administrative costs associated with issuing the license as determined by the department.__Administrative costs do not include agent fees. To qualify, the member of the Armed Forces of the United States must show proof that that member's home of record, as recorded in that person's service records, is Maine.__ That person may purchase all other licenses or permits at resident fees.__The license is valid during the year of issue.__ That person's spouse and children may purchase hunting and fishing licenses at reduced rates.__The reduced fees are as follows:

A.__Twenty dollars, plus the issuing fee for a combination fishing and hunting license;