Brain injury of Australian soldier matches that of dead US Navy SEALS

Evidence of blast injury has been discovered within the brain of a deceased Australian veteran. This finding represents an unusual pattern of brain scarring associated with repeated exposure to blast waves.

While similar blast injuries have been identified in the brains of deceased US veterans in the past, this marks the first documented instance of such evidence being found in an Australian veteran.

In response to this discovery, Australian Army Chief Lieutenant General Simon Stuart stated that the army is collaborating with the United States to further investigate this condition.

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