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veteran wins appeal for brain cancer to be treated as service related in landmark case

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This is a legal/administrative decision with no direct commercial mechanism. No company, commodity, supply chain, or pricing channel is affected. The ruling may influence future veteran compensation claims but does not impact any sector's revenue, cost, or margin.

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  • New Zealand veteran Bob Pearce won landmark appeal for brain cancer linked to burn pit exposure in Iraq (2017).
  • First time a condition linked to burn pit exposure accepted as service-related in New Zealand.
  • Over 3,500 NZDF personnel served in Afghanistan, several hundred in Iraq.

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