Key legal question
Whether the deceased's death was probably caused by a military-insured health injury, entitling the widow to survivor benefits and a funeral allowance.
Extracted holding
The death was not shown to be predominantly likely caused by a military-insured health injury; no entitlement to survivor benefits or funeral allowance existed.
Extracted reasoning
The lower court's medical assessment was convincing: the death was a sudden cardiac death, and the medical reports, especially those of the internal medical adviser, consistently found no probable causal link to a military-insured condition. The objections and asserted medication issues did not justify a different conclusion or a new expert opinion.