AR 600-8-4

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Under AR 600-8-4, para 3-4, a " formal LD investigation is required if the injury, disease, or death occurred under unusual or doubtful circumstances" and this Line of duty (LOD) investigation was initiated because Done Joes was found dead in her home following a field exercise and the cause of death was unknown at that time. Subsequent autopsy report revealed that her death was due to natural causes and included the cause of death listed on the death certificate and autopsy report.

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