Chapter XXXIII: Part III: Chemical. NAVMED P-5059; AFJMAN 44-151V1V2V3. 1

February 1996.

FM 8-284. _Treatment of Biological Warfare Agent Casualties._
NAVMED P-5042; AFMAN(I) 44-156; MCRP 4-11.1C. 17 July 2000.
(Change 1, 8 July 2002.)

FM 8-285. _Treatment of Chemical Agent Casualties and
Conventional Military Chemical Injuries._ NAVMED P-5041; AFJMAN
44-149; FMFM 11-11. 22 December 1995.

FM 21-10. _Field Hygiene and Sanitation._ MCRP 4-11.1D. 21 June
2000.

=DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE=

DOD 5100.52-M. _Nuclear Weapon Accident Response Procedures
(NARP)._ September 1990.

DOD Directive 3150.8. _DOD Response to Radiological Accidents._
13 June 1996.

DD Form 1380. _US Field Medical Card._ December 1991.

DD Form 1911. _Material Courier Receipt._ May 1982.

=DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY FORM=

DA Form 4137. _Evidence/Property Custody Document._ 1 July 1976.

=ARMY PUBLICATIONS=

AR 40-5. _Preventive Medicine._ 15 October 1990.

AR 40-61. _Medical Logistics Policies and Procedures._ 25
January 1995.

AR 40-66. _Medical Records Administration and Health Care
Documentation._ 3 May 1999.

AR 40-400. _Patient Administration._ 12 March 2001.

FM 3-06.11. _Combined Arms Operations in Urban Terrain._ 28
February 2002.

FM 3-7. _NBC Field Handbook._ 29 September 1994.

FM 3-50. _Smoke Operations._ 4 December 1990. (Change 1, 11
September 1996).

FM 3-101. _Chemical Staffs and Units._ 19 November 1993.

FM 3-101-4. _Biological Detection Platoon Operations--Tactics,
Techniques, and Procedures._ 9 June 1997. (Reprinted with basic
including Changes 1-2, 1 September 2000.)

FM 4-02.1. _Combat Health Logistics._ 28 September 2001.

FM 4-02.4. _Medical Platoon Leaders' Handbook--Tactics,
Techniques, and Procedures._ 24 August 2001.

FM 4-02.6. _The Medical Company--Tactics, Techniques, and
Procedures._ 1 August 2002.

FM 4-02.10. _Theater Hospitalization._ 29 December 2000.

FM 4-02.17. _Preventive Medicine Services._ 28 August 2000.

FM 4-02.19. _Dental Service Support in a Theater of
Operations._ 1 March 2001.

FM 4-25.12. _Unit Field Sanitation Team._ 25 January 2002.

FM 8-10. _Health Service Support in a Theater of Operations._ 1
March 1991.

FM 8-10-1. _The Medical Company--Tactics, Techniques, and
Procedures._ 29 December 1994.

FM 8-10-6. _Medical Evacuation in a Theater of
Operations--Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures._ 14 April 2000.

FM 8-10-8. _Medical Intelligence in a Theater of Operations._ 7
July 1989.

FM 8-10-9. _Combat Health Logistics in a Theater of
Operations--Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures._ 3 October
1995.

FM 8-10-14. _Employment of the Combat Support
Hospital--Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures._ 29 December
1994.

FM 8-10-15. _Employment of the Field and General
Hospitals--Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures._ 26 March 1997.

FM 8-10-18. _Veterinary Service--Tactics, Techniques, and
Procedures._ 22 August 1997.

FM 8-10-24. _Area Support Medical Battalion--Tactics,
Techniques, and Procedures._ 13 October 1993.

FM 8-10-25. _Employment of Forward Surgical Teams--Tactics,
Techniques, and Procedures._ 30 September 1997.

FM 8-10-26. _Employment of the Medical Company (Air
Ambulance)._ 16 February 1999. (Change 1, 20 May 2002.)

FM 8-30. _Veterinary Food Inspection Specialist._ 12 August
1986.

FM 8-42. _Combat Health Support in Stability Operations and
Support Operations._ 27 October 1997.

FM 8-50. _Prevention and Medical Management of Laser Injuries._
8 August 1990.

FM 8-51. _Combat Stress Control in a Theater of
Operations--Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures._ 29 September
1994.

FM 8-55. _Planning for Health Service Support._ 9 September
1994.

FM 8-250. _Preventive Medicine Specialist._ 27 January 1986.
(Reprinted with basic including Change 1, 12 September 1986.)

FM 8-500. _Hazardous Materials Injuries: A Manual for
Pre-Hospital Care. Edition 4._ 17 January 1997.

FM 10-52. _Water Supply in Theaters of Operations._ 11 July
1990.

FM 21-11. _First Aid for Soldiers._ 27 October 1988. (Reprinted
with basic including Changes 1-2, 4 December 1991.)

FM 22-51. _Leaders' Manual for Combat Stress Control._ 29
September 1994.

FM 31-71. _Northern Operations._ 21 June 1971.

FM 90-3. _Desert Operations._ FMFM 7-27. 24 August 1993.

FM 90-5. _Jungle Operations._ 16 August 1982.

FM 90-10. _Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain (MOUT)._ 15
August 1979.

STP 8-91 W15-SM-TG. _Soldier's Manual, Skill Levels 1/2/3/4/5
and Trainer's Guide, MOS 91W, Health Care Specialist._ 10
October 2001.

TC 8-13. _Deployable Medical Systems--Tactics, Techniques, and
Procedures._ 7 December 1990.

TM 3-4240-288-12&P. _Operator's and Unit Maintenance
Manual including Repair Parts and Special Tool List for
Collective Protection Equipment NBC, Simplified M20 (NSN
4240-01-166-2254)._ NAVFAC P-475. 20 August 1987. (Reprinted
with basic including Changes 1-2, 3 May 1989.)

TM 10-5410-228-10. _Operator's Manual for Chemical Biological
Protective Shelter System._ 31 August 2001.

TM 10-5410-283-14&P. _Operator's Unit, Direct Support,
and General Support Maintenance Manual (Including Repair
Parts and Special Tools Lists) for Chemically Protected
Deployable Medical System (CP DEPMEDS) (NSN 5410-01-479-9730)
(5410-01-479-9727) and CP DEPMEDS Training Set
(6910-01-479-2464)._ 30 November 2001.

INDEX

References are to paragraph numbers unless otherwise indicated.

advanced trauma management, 3-1_e_, 3-9

Allied medical publications, viii, D-1, D-3_d_, D-11_b_, D-19_e_

animals
consumption, for, 5-8, J-3_a_(5), J-3_b_(5), J-5_c_(9)
contamination of, J-3
decontamination of, 5-8, J-3_d_, J-4_d_, J-5_d_(9)
government-owned, 5-5, 5-8, C-7
protection of, 5-8, J-3_a_(5)
specimens, from, 5-9, 5-14, J-5_b_(4)
treatment of, 5-5, 5-8

area of operations, 1-3_b_(4)

attack, nuclear, biological, or chemical actions
after, 2-6_a_, 3-1_c_, 3-7
before, 3-5
detection of, 5-7, A-1, F-14, I-2, J-1, J-3_b_, J-4_b_, J-5_b_
during, 2-6a, 3-6, 3-9, 3-10b
monitoring, 3-10_d_, 4-2_d_(2)(_a_), 4-7_h_, 5-7, A-6_a_, C-4--5,
Appendix E, F-4, F-15_b_, G-10_f_, J-3_b_, J-4_b_, J-5_b_
personnel considerations, 3-9
prediction for, D-3_d_, D-26_b_
responsibilities, 2-3, 2-6_a_, 5-22, 5-23
supplies, 3-5_b_, 3-8_b_, 4-1--2, 5-2_a_, 5-3, 5-5--6, 5-14, 5-24--26,
C-2--3, C-5--12
survey, 3-7, 3-14_c_, C-4, D-4_c_, G-11_j_(4), J-3_b_, J-5_b_(4)
treatment, 3-7, 4-1_a_(3), 4-4, 4-7_g_
disposition, 3-10, 3-15b
elements, 2-1_b_(3), 3-10
operations, 2-2_a_

battlefield, 1-3_a_, 2-1, 2-2_a_, 2-3, 2-5_a_, 2-6, 3-1, 3-9, 3-12, 4-1,
5-1, 5-5, 5-15, 5-24, A-1, D-3, D-19, G-3, H-2
contaminated, 1-3_a_, 2-1, 2-6_a_, 3-1_e_, 3-9, 3-12_d_, 4-1, 5-1,
5-5, 5-15, 5-24, A-1, D-3, D-19f, D-25, G-8, J-5_a_
conventional, 3-1_a_ and _e_, 3-10

care, in unit, D-7, D-15, D-23

casualties
biological, C-2, C-5, D-1, D-20
chemical, D-1
civilian, 3-11
estimates, D-3_b_, D-11
mass casualties, 2-1
nuclear, 3-7, A-6, D-1, D-6_b_, D-8
requirements estimation tool, D-2

chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosive,
5-28, C-1

collective protection systems
advanced simplified, F-2_c_, F-10
alternate facilities, 2-5_b_(4)
available, 2-5_b_
decontamination of entrance area, F-13
employment
battalion aid station, 3-2_b_, F-2_a_, F-3
division clearing station, 3-3_c_, F-2_a_, F-4
forward surgical team, 3-4, F-2_a_, F-5
in DEPMEDS hospital, 4-1_a_, F-2_b_, F-6--9
operation, entry, and exit guidelines, 3-2_b_, F-12
procedures, 3-2_b_, 3-3_c_, 3-4
entry/exit, F-14--15
ambulatory patients, 3-2_b_, F-15
litter patient, 3-2_b_, F-15_b_
establish, 2-5_b_(1), F-3--6
radiation exposure, 3-12_b_ and _d_, 5-3, A-6_a_
resupply of protected areas, F-16
shielding, 4-2_b_(2)(_b_)
water supply, in, F-6_b_

combat operational stress control, 3-3_a_, 5-20, C-9
effects of, 3-1_a_, 5-20
leadership actions, 3-1_b_, 3-3_a_, 5-21
preventive, 5-23_b_
reactions, 5-23_c_
responsibilities, 5-20, 5-22, 5-23
sleep plans, 5-21_f_

command and control, 2-1, 2-5_a_, 4-1_a_
appraisal of the support mission, 2-3
health service support units, 2-4
homeland security, 2-7
leadership, 2-6, 3-1_b_
operations, 2-2_a_, 2-4--5, 2-6_b_
planning considerations, 2-2

communications, 2-4, 3-1_c_

contaminated
environment, 4-1_a_
facility, 2-5_c_
patients, A-6

contamination, 3-1_d_, 5-3
avoidance, 2-5_c_, 3-1_d_, 3-17_e_
control, 2-5_c_, 3-14_c_
detection, 3-1_d_, I-2
food, 4-1_a_, A-9_c_, J-1
free area, 3-2_b_, 3-3_b_, 3-10_d_, 3-15
hinder HSS operations, 3-1_d_
persistency, 2-1_b_(2)
water, 4-1_a_, A-9_c_, I-1

decontamination
augmentation, 3-5_c_, 4-1_a_(3), 4-4_a_, C-4, G-3_b_, G-4_b_, G-5, G-6
biological, A-10_c_, D-12_a_, D-13_b_, G-12
ambulatory patients, G-14
litter patient, G-13
chemical
ambulatory patients, G-11
litter patients, G-10
clothing removal, G-1O_c_, G-11_a_ and _i_, G-13_c_, G-14_b_, G-17_b_
collocation with thorough decontamination, G-3
complicating factors, 4-4_a_
dental, 3-3_a_, 3-15, C-8
facility, 2-5_b_(9), 3-1_c_, 4-1_a_(2), 4-3--4, G-3_f_
Field Medical Card, G-2, G-10_a_(4), G-11_f_, G-13_b_, G-14_b_
food, 5-7
gross contamination removal, G-10_a_, G-11_h_
heat injury prevention, during, G-8
immediate, G-2
litter, G-10_e_
mask, 4-2_b_(4), G-10_a_(1), G-11_e_
materials needed, 2-5_d_, 4-3, G-1_c_
medical treatment facility, at, G-4--6
monitor for completeness, G-10_g_, G-11_j_, G-15
nuclear, 4-4_a_-_c_, A-6_c_, G-15
ambulatory patients, G-17
litter patients, G-16
operations, G-1, G-3_a_, J-5_c_(5)
patient protective wrap, G-11_c_
patients, 2-5_b_(2) and (4), 2-5_d_, 3-2_b_, 3-14_d_, 3-15_c_,
4-1_a_(2), F-11, G-1_a_, G-8, G-13
personal effects, G-10_c_, G-13_a_, G-14_a_, G-16_a_, G-17_a_
personnel/equipment, 2-5_b_(2), 3-2_b_, 3-9, 4-3, G-11_d_, G-14_a_
shuffle pit, G-10_g_, G-11_l_, G-13_e_, G-14_e_, G-16_d_, G-17_d_
skin, G-10_a_ and _f_, G-11, G-13_d_, G-14_d_, G-16_c_, G-17_c_
solution preparation, G-1_c_, G-7
spot, 3-2b, 4-3c, G-10_f_, G-11_g_
treatment during, G-10, G-11_a_ and _k_(2)
bandages, G-10_c_(2) and f(2), G-11_k_(2)
splints, G-10_c_(2) and f(2), G-11_k_(2)
tourniquet, G-10_c_(2) and _f_(2), G-11_k_(2)
unit, G-2
waste, dispose of, G-10f(4), G-11_k_
water, G-7

defense, 3-14_b_

dental services, 3-3_a_, 5-15, C-8
decontamination, 5-17--18, C-8
mission, 5-16
operations, 5-17
patient protection, 5-19
treatment, 3-3_a_, 5-16, 5-17, 5-18

detection, 3-1_d_

diseases, 1-3_b_(4), 5-1, 5-2_b_, 5-3, A-8_b_(5), D-12_c_, D-17_b_

emergency medical treatment, 3-1_e_, 3-2_b_, 3-3_c_, 3-4, 3-7, 3-9,
3-15_b_, 4-1_a_(3), D-4_a_, D-12_a_

enemy prisoners of war, 2-2_a_

environment
biological, 3-14
chemical, 3-15
nuclear, 3-12
operations in extreme environments, 3-16
desert, 3-16_d_
jungle, 3-16_c_
mountain, 3-16_a_
NBC, 3-16
snow and extreme cold, 3-16_b_
urban terrain, 3-16

evacuation, 3-17, D-6, D-9, D-12_a_, D-14, D-22
aircraft, 3-17_b_ and _e_
contaminated areas, in, 3-17_b_
ground vehicles, 3-17_b_
nonmedical vehicles, 3-17_b_(1), 4-1_a_(3)
personnel, 3-17_b_

facilities, 2-5_b_(9), 3-1_c_
clean, 3-1--3, 3-10, 3-15, 3-17b(4)
contamination, 3-2, 3-3_c_, 3-15_a_(4)
move
alternate facilities, 2-1_b_(4), 3-1_d_
decision to, 2-1_b_(3)
mobility, 4-1_a_, 4-2_a_, D-6_a_, D-14_a_, D-23_a_, F-1
patients, 2-1_b_(3)
protection available, 2-1_b_(1) and (4)
principles, 4-2_b_(4)(_d_)

field expedient protective systems, H-1, H-4
foxholes and trenches, H-3
protection
biological agent, against, H-4_a_
chemical agent, against, H-4_a_
factors, H-2
radiation, against, H-2
shielding, H-2
shelters, expedient, H-1, H-3--4
building of opportunity, 2-1_b_(1), H-3
cave, 2-1_b_(1), H-3
culverts, H-3
ditches, H-3
dozer trenches, H-3
dug-in tents, H-3_d_
engineer support, H-3_c_
overpasses, H-3
sandbagging, H-3_e_
tents, H-3_e_
tunnels, 2-1_b_(1), H-3

Field Medical Card, G-2, G-10_a_(4), G-11_f_, G-13_b_, G-14_b_

first aid, 3-1_a_, 3-2_a_, 3-9, D-7_b_
buddy aid, 3-1_a_, 3-2_a_, D-4_a_, D-7_b_, D-12_a_, D-20_c_
combat lifesaver, 3-1_a_, 3-2_a_
self-aid, 3-1_a_, 3-2_a_, D-4_a_, D-7_b_, D-12_a_, D-20_c_

food
animal, J-3_c_(5)
considerations, J-3_d_
contamination avoidance, J-1_c_(1)
contamination of, 4-1_a_, J-3_a_, J-4_a_, J-5_a_
countermeasures, J-1_b_
decontamination of, J-1_a_, _c_(3), and _d_, J-3_c_, J-4_d_, J-5_c_
detection in, J-1_a_, J-4_b_, J-5_b_
disposition of, J-1_a_, J-5_d_(9)
monitoring, J-3_b_
operational rations, J-2_a_
priorities, J-1_c_
protection of, J-1_a_, J-2
storage
bulk, J-2_b_
expedient, J-2_b_
fresh food, J-2_b_
susceptibility of, J-1_a_

forward surgical team, 3-4

guidelines
chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosives,
C-1
conduct operations, A-2
evacuation, A-7
health service support planning, C-1
mobilization, for, A-2
operational exposure, 3-12_d_
planning, A-1
predeployment, A-2

health service logistics, 5-24, A-11
organizational maintenance, 5-27
protection of supplies
shipment, during, 5-26
storage, in, 5-25, A-11

health service support, D-9, D-12_a_
appraisal, 2-3
casualty collection point, 3-1_c_
conventional operations, 2-4
evacuation, 2-2_b_, 2-5_b_(5), 3-2--3, 3-16_a_, 3-17, 4-1, 4-2b(_2_),
4-7_i_, A-7, A-14_b_, A-15_b_, D-1--2, D-4_a_, D-6, D-7_b_, D-8,
D-12_a_, D-13_b_, D-14, D-16, D-19_a_, D-20_c_, D-22, D-24,
D-26_d_, Appendix E, F-2_a_, F-3, F-5, G-2, G-10, G-11_c_, G-14_e_,
G-17_d_
factors, medical planning, 2-3
levels of, 3-2, 3-3, 4-1_a_
operations in NBC, 2-2_g_, 2-5, 2-6_b_, 3-1--4, 3-17_d_, 4-1_a_
personnel protection, 2-6_a_, 3-8
planning, 3-8
proximity, 3-1_c_
replacements, 3-1_c_
survival, 3-5a, 3-16_c_, 5-15, 5-22_a_, D-7_b_
technical channels, 3-1_c_
treatment, 3-7, 4-1_a_(3)

heat stress, 2-6_a_

homeland security, 2-7, 5-28, C-12

hospitalization
bed requirements, D-8, D-16, D-24
blood services, 5-11
conventional operations, 4-8
decontamination, 4-1_a_(5)
defensive measures, 4-1_b_
emergency services, 4-4
general medical services, 4-5
integrated battlefield, on, 4-1_a_
intensive care, 5-11
locations, 4-1_a_(1)
logistics support, 4-1_b_(2), A-11
nursing services, 4-7
protection, 4-1_a_(5) and _b_(2), 4-2_b_(2)(_b_), 4-4
protective procedures, 4-1_a_(5) and _b_(1)
biological, 4-1_b_(3)
chemical, 4-2_b_(4)
MOPP levels, 4-1_b_
nuclear, 4-2_b_(2)
response, 4-2_a_
surgical services, 4-6, 5-11
warning system, 4-1_b_(4)

initial effects
alternate operational sites, 3-10
detection, 3-1_d_, 5-7, 5-27, A-1, C-2, C-4, C-6--7, C-11, Appendix E,
F-12_c_, F-14, I-2, J-1, J-2_a_, J-4_b_

installation medical authority, 5-28

International Standardization Agreements, D-1
STANAG 2475, p. viii, D-3
STANAG 2476, p. viii, D-11
STANAG 2477, p. viii, D-19

laboratory services, 5-9--11, A-1O_a_, Appendix E
biological specimens, 5-11, 5-14
chain of custody, 5-14
clinical, 5-11
levels, 5-11
samples, 5-10
animals, small, 5-14
environmental, 5-14
field, 5-14
food, 5-14
soil, 5-14
vegetation, 5-14
support, 5-11
theater Army medical laboratory, 5-11

leadership

logistics, 2-6, 3-8, 4-2b(4)(_c_), 5-6, D-9, D-12_a_, D-17, D-25,
Appendix E

main supply routes, 3-5_c_

mass casualties, 2-1, 5-15--16, 5-29, A-10_b_, A-14_b_, A-15_b_, D-4_a_,
D-12_a_, D-20_b_

medical equipment sets
chemical agent patient decontamination, 3-8_b_, 4-3_c_(3), C-2, C-4
chemical agent patient treatment, 3-8_b_, 4-3_c_(3), C-2, C-4

medical evacuation, 2-5_b_(3) and (5), 3-1_c_ and _e_, 3-2_a_, 3-3_a_,
3-10_b_, 3-12_b_, 3-17, 4-1, 5-28

medical surveillance, 3-3_a_, 3-14_f_

medical treatment facility, 2-1, 2-2_a_, 2-5_b_, 3-3_c_

mission-oriented protective posture
clothing, 2-5_b_, 3-1_a_--_b_, 3-9--10, 3-15_a_, 5-19_b_, 5-21_e_, C-3,
F-2_a_
equipment, 2-5_b_
performance degradation, 2-6

movement and management of contaminated facilities, 2-5_b_, 3-10_d_

nuclear, biological, and chemical battlefield
considerations, C-1
defense, 3-1b, 5-21
leadership, 2-6, 3-1, 3-6, 3-17_a_, 5-21, Appendix E
operational exposure guide, nuclear, 2-5_a_, 3-1_b_
operations in, 1-3_b_(4), 2-2_a_, 2-4--5, 3-5_a_, 3-9, 3-12_d_, 3-16,
4-2b(1)(_c_), (2), and (4)(_c_), 4-3_a_, 5-14--15, 5-17, A-7, C-2,
C-11, Appendix E, F-4--5
strikes, 4-1_a_
warning and reporting system, 4-1_b_

nursing services, 4-7, A-10

operational
exposure guide, nuclear, 2-5_a_, 3-1_b_, 3-12_d_, 3-17_b_
plans, 2-5_a_, 3-1_a_

operations, 4-2_b_(1)(_c_) and (2)(_a_), 4-3_a_(2), A-1, A-7, C-1, C-5,
C-11, D-3_d_, F-3--5, F-11--12, G-1_a_, J-1_d_, J-5_c_(5)
security, 4-1_b_(1), 4-2_b_

passive defense measures, 3-14_b_

patient
chemical agent, A-14
contaminated, 3-10_c_, 3-12, 4-1_a_(3), C-5
decontamination, 3-3_b_, 3-10, 4-1_a_(3) and _b_, A-14_c_, A-15_c_
externally contaminated, 3-12_a_
holding, 3-3_a_
internally contaminated, 3-12_a_
irradiated, 3-12_a_
management of, A-10_c_
number of, 2-1_b_(3)
protective wrap, 3-17_f_, F-15_b_(2)(_a_), G-11_c_
stability operations and support operations, in, A-7
types of, 2-1_b_(3), 3-12_b_, C-4

personnel
protection of, 2-1_b_(9), 2-6_a_
replacement of, 3-1_c_

planning
considerations for, D-4, D-20_a_
estimates, D-2, D-4, D-11_c_, D-17, D-19
health service support, 3-9
medical force, for, D-10, D-18, D-20, D-26
medical NBC staff officer, Appendix E
mobilization, C-2--3
NBC, 3-5_c_, p. D-1
predeployment, C-2
tool, medical, D-2

plans
establish a medical treatment facility, C-1
HSS, 3-17_d_
load, C-3
movement, C-3
operation, 2-5_a_, 3-1_a_
tactical, 3-17_d_

preventive medicine
arthropods, 5-2_b_, 5-3
climate, 5-2_a_
detachments, 5-4
determining factors, 5-1, 5-2_a_
disease, 5-1
divisional, 3-3_a_, 5-3
field hygiene and sanitation, 5-3
field sanitation team, unit, 5-3--4
immunizations, 5-3, D-11_f_
incidents and morbidity, 5-2_b_
measures, 3-1e, 5-1, 5-4, 5-11--12
medical surveillance, 5-4
occupational and environmental health threat, 5-3--4
operations, 5-1--2, 5-4
pest management, 5-2_b_, 5-4
prophylaxis, D-11_f_
services, 3-3_a_, 5-1, 5-14, C-6, Appendix E
water and food, 5-2_a_, 5-3--4

protection
buildings of opportunity, use of, 3-1_d_, 3-5_b_, 3-12
collective, 3-1_d_, 3-2_b_, 3-3_b_, 3-4, 3-10_a_, 3-15, 4-7, C-2, C-4
covers, 3-1_d_, 3-12
environmental, 4-2_b_(2), 4-5, 4-6_a_ and _c_, 4-7_c_
hospital, 4-2_a_
individual, 4-2_b_, 5-21_d_
mask-only, 4-2_b_(4)(_a_), 4-7_b_
materiel, 3-1_d_, 4-2_b_(4)(_d_)
overhead, 3-1_d_, 3-12
patient, 3-5d, 4-2b(4)(_c_), A-6
personnel, 3-5_b_, 4-2b(4)(a)
proximity, 3-1_c_
shielding, 3-5_b_, 4-2_b_(2)
site selection, 3-12
supplies, 3-5_b_
types of, 3-1_d_
warning system, 4-2_b_(4)
expedient, 2-5_b_(1), 3-5_b_, 3-12
shielding, 4-2_b_(2)(_b_)3

radiation exposure status, 3-12_d_, 3-17_b_

radiological dispersal devices, 1-1_a_, 4-1_a_, A-1

rations, F-6_b_, J-5_a_(4)

reporting, Appendix E

return to duty, 3-1_e_

samples, 5-3--4, 5-9, C-6--7, C-10, Appendix E
analysis of, B-1--2
chain of custody, 5-9, 5-14_a_ and _b_(1), C-6--7
documentation, 5-9
collection, 5-9, B-1--2, B-4_b_
description of, B-2
environmental, 5-9, 5-14, B-1, B-3_b_, B-5
air, 5-12_b_(1), 5-14, B-1, B-8
soil, 5-12_b_(1), 5-14, B-1, B-10
vapor, B-8
vegetation, 5-12_b_(1), 5-14, B-1, B-4
water, 5-12_b_(1), 5-14, B-1, B-3_c_, B-9
food, 5-9_b_(1), 5-14, J-4_b_(1), B-1, B-3_d_
handling, 5-9
history of, B-2
identification, 5-9_b_(1), 5-13
labeling, 5-9, 5-13, B-4_b_
preservation, 5-9_b_(1), B-2, B-4_b_, C-6--7
transportation, 5-9_b_(1)

sleep loss, 2-6_a_

special medical response teams, 5-28--29

specimens, Appendix E
analysis, 5-10--11, 5-12_b_, A-10, B-1--3
ante mortem, B-3_a_
background documents, B-18
biological, 5-3--4, 5-9, A-10, B-1, B-5, B-12--13, p. C-6--7
chain of custody, 5-9_a_, 5-11--12, 5-14_b_(1), B-4, B-17, C-6--7,
C-10--11
civilians, from, B-1_b_, B-13
collection of, 5-3--4, 5-9_b_(1), 5-10--12, 5-14, B-1, B-4_b_,
B-12--13, C-7, C-10--11
description of, B-2
documentation of, B-2
field, 5-14
history of, B-2, B-15
identification, 5-9b(1), 5-12_b_, 5-13, A-10_a_
post mortem and forensic, B-3_b_, B-14
preservation, 5-9_b_(1), 5-11--12, B-2--3, B-4_b_, B-15--16, C-6--7,
C-10--11
reporting, 5-12_b_, B-15, B-17
transportation, 5-9_a_ and _b_(1), 5-12
types of, B-3

stability operations and support operations, A-7

Standardization Agreement (STANAG). See International Standardization
Agreements.

stress, 2-6_a_

supply, Class VIII

tactical standing operating procedures, C-2

threat, 1-1_a_
biological warfare, 1-2, 1-3_b_, 3-14
chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield explosive,
1-2
chemical warfare, 1-2, 1-3_c_
directed energy, 1-2
medical, 1-2
nuclear, 1-2, 1-3_a_
radiological dispersal device, 1-2, 1-3_a_
toxic industrial material, 1-1_b_, 1-3_d_

toxic industrial material, 1-1_b_, 1-2, 3-1_a_ and _d_, 4-1_a_, 5-3, A-1,
A-15, Appendix E

training, 3-1_b_, C-3

treatment, 3-1--2, 3-7, 3-9--10, 3-13--16, 5-29, A-3_a_(3), A-6_e_,
A-10_d_, A-14_d_, A-15_d_, Appendix E
advanced trauma management, 3-1_e_, 3-9
clean area, 3-1--3, 3-10, 3-15, 3-17_b_(4)
emergency medical treatment, 3-1_e_, 3-3_b_, 3-7, 3-9, 3-15_b_,
4-1_a_(3), D-4_a_, D-12_a_

triage, 2-3, 3-13, 4-1_a_(3) and _b_, 4-4_b_, 5-20, 5-29, C-2, C-5,
D-4_a_, D-5, D-12_a_, D-13, D-21

veterinary services, 5-5, 5-14, C-7, Appendix E
animal care, 5-8
food protection, 5-6

waste disposal, F-6_b_

water supply, 4-1_a_, C-2, F-6_b_, I-1--4
actions to protect, I-3
detection in, I-2
treatment of, I-4

weapons, 1-3, 3-1_b_ and _c_, 4-1_a_, A-1
biological, 4-2_b_(3), 5-2_b_, A-8, D-11_e_, D-12_b_
agents, A-8
behavior, A-9
dispersion, A-8--9
effects, 3-7, A-7, A-10, D-11_c_
incubation period, A-8_a_(3)
individual, F-14
infection, A-8_a_(2)
live agents, A-8_a_
spore-forming, A-8_b_
toxins, A-8_c_
categories
nonpersistent, A-12_a_(2)
persistent, A-12_b_(1)
protection against, 3-10
vapor hazard, 3-10_d_
chemical, 4-2_b_(4)
agents, 3-7, A-11_b_
attacks types of, A-11_b_
behavior, A-12
blister, Table A-12, A-13_b_, D-20_e_
blood, Table A-12, A-13_d_
characteristics, A-12--13
incapacitating, A-12_a_, Table A-12
lung damaging, Table A-12, A-13_c_
nerve, Table A-12, A-13_a_
effects, 3-5_b_, A-11
employment of, A-1
nuclear, 4-2_b_(2)
biological effects, A-4
blast, 3-7, 3-12_a_, A-2_c_, A-3_a_
burns, A-4
detonation of, D-3_e_
effects of, D-3_d_
electromagnetic pulse, A-2_a_, D-4_d_
eye injuries, A-4_c_
fallout, 3-12_b_
overpressure, A-3_a_(2)
physical effects, A-2
physiological effects, A-3, A-5
radiation injury, 3-7, 3-12_a_
thermal injury, 3-7, 3-12_a_, D-4_a_
radiological dispersal device, 1-1_b_, 1-3, A-1, A-3
threat, 1-1, 3-1_a_, 3-2_b_

work/rest cycles, 2-6_a_

FM 4-02.7 (FM 8-10-7)
1 OCTOBER 2002

By Order of the Secretary of the Army:

ERIC K. SHINSEKI
_General, United States Army_
_Chief of Staff_

Official:

JOEL B. HUDSON
_Administrative Assistant to the
Secretary of the Army_
0225424

DISTRIBUTION:

_Active Army, U.S. Army Reserve and Army National Guard_: To be distributed in accordance with the initial distribution Number, 114899, requirements for FM 4-02.7.

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Except for those changes noted below, all misspelling in the text, and
inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.

Chapter-Paragraph:
2-1. 'thermoberic' replaced by 'thermobaric'.
3-3. 'proves' replaced by 'provides'.
3-8. 'company's' replaced by 'companies'.
4-3. 'are also' replaced by 'is also'.

Appendix:
Table A-1. 'RADIATON' replaced by 'RADIATION'.
Table A-7. 'Cal/cm2/sec' replaced by 'Cal/cm^2/sec'.
Table A-10. '0.8%-2% CANCER.' replaced by '0.8%-2%'.
Table A-13. 'Characteristics' replaced by 'Characteristics of'.
Para B-11. 'handsful' replaced by 'handful'.
Para B-18. 'BLUFFED VISION' replaced by 'BLURRED VISION'.
Para J-5. 'modify to M43' replaced by 'modify the M43'.

Index:
heat injury prevention. '6-10_g_(4)' replaced by 'G-8'.
monitor for completeness. '6-10_f_' replaced by 'G-10_g_'.