Volume 3 — INDEX
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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,
2-6
a,
3-6
,
3-9
,
3-10
b
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
,
3-15
b
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-19
f,
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-1
O
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,
3-2
b,
4-3
c,
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-10
f(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
,
3-17
b(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
,
4-2
b(
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,
3-5
a,
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-1
O
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
,
4-2
b(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,
3-1
b,
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
,
4-2
b(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,
3-1
e,
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,
3-5
d,
4-2
b(4)(
c
),
A-6
personnel,
3-5
b
,
4-2
b(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,
5-9
b(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:
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.