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Subject = ANNEX T PART I OF V AND VII CORPS FSOP
Box ID = BX000504
Folder Title = OPERATING PROCEDURES VII CORPS SOP TEAM 4S COPY
Unit = ARCENT
Parent Org = CENTCOM
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APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
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APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
%",ULJiQttltv FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
v/vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Uj
c. Hospitalization of Prisoners of war.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander, military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from us and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective magks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AR 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical)to Part I of
V/vjl (US) Corps Field Standing Operating Procedures (Uj
C- Hospitalization of Prisoners of War.
(1) Prisoners of war will be hospitalized and provided
care in accordance with the provisions of the Geneva Convention.
(2) Upon request of the hospital commander. military
police units with area or mission responsibility will provide
guards for hospitalized prisoners of war.
(3) Prisoners of war will be searched upon admission to
any hospital, upon discharge/evacuation from any hospital and at
least daily while hospitalized. Whenever possible prisoner of
war patients will be segregated from US and Allied patients.
d. Hospitalization of Civilians. Local national civilian
patients, not otherwise entitled to US medical care, will not be
treated by or hospitalized in US Army medical treatment
facilities except under emergency conditions. Requests for
waiver of'this policy will be submitted to USAREUR CSURG for
approval and must include complete Justification.
e. Protective Masks. Ind ividual NBC protective mavks will
be kept in the immediate proximity of each patient throughout
their period of hospitalization and evacuation.
f. Graves Registration. Hospitals will be required to
provide an adequate holding area for remains. When available,
Graves Registration personnel will be colocated with hospitals or
at a minimum schedule regular pick-ups and provide on-call
pickups of remains from all Corps hospital facilities.
S. REFERENCES.
a. AP, 40-400, Patient Administration.
b. STANAG 2061, Procedures for Disposition of Allied
Patients by Medical Installations.
UNCLASSIFIED
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