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- Jonathan Bevan is suing the Ministry of Defence for over £500,000.
- He alleges alarms sounded every six to seven seconds, causing acoustic shock, tinnitus and mental health problems.
- Judge Nigel Bird dismissed the claim in April, finding no evidence of acoustic shock.
- The appeal is before Court of Appeal, heard by Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr.
- The Ministry of Defence admits prior noise negligence but denies the alarms caused injury.