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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 o@,
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will de signate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
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UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I o@,
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will de signate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I o@,
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will de signate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I o@,
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will de signate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I o@,
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will de signate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I o@,
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will de signate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I o@,
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will de signate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I or
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized xr
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will designate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I or
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized xr
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will designate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
'u"r-ICLASSfFIED
F114AL DRAFT.
UIICMWIED
APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I or
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
and civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Hosoital commanders are responsible for implementing
policies.
4. GENERAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will t)e hospitalized
Armed Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized xr
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, ICW supporting supply and
service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's, boots, cap, field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
.hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) medical group/brigade commanders will designate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report, reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-400.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
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APPENDIX 2 (Hospitalization) to ANNE'< T (Medical) to Part I oz
V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing Operating Procedures (U)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for the
hospitalization of sick and wounded personnel.
2. SCOPE. All hospitals assigned or attached to Corps will
hospitalization for US personnel, allied personnel, prisoners
arid civilian personnel. Medical Groups/Brigades will normally
designate specific hospitals to provide care to prisoners of
3. RESPONSIBILITIES.
a. Staff Proponency- Surgeon.
b. Hosaital commanders are responsible for imolementing
policies.
4. GE.@;EPAL.
a. Hospitalization of US personnel.
(1) ordinarily US Army personnel will lie hospitalized
Artied Forces hospitals. They -may, however, be hospitalized ir
military hospitals until such time as they can be returned to
control when the allied nation concurs.
(2) When neither US nor allied military hospitals are
available, US personnel whose condition precludes evacuation to
military hospital may be hospitalized in civilian hospitals of
nations.
(3) Corps hospitals, rcw supporting supply and service
unit and replacement regulating detachment (RRD), return to duty
personnel with the basic uniform (i.e.:BDU's. boats, capo field
jacket) upon release from a corps medical facility.
b. Hospitalization of Allied Military Personnel.
(1) Allied military personnel may be hospitalized in US
-hospitals until such time as their condition permits their returr
national control.
(2) Medical group/brigade commanders will designate spe
hospitals for reintegration of allied military personnel to
,appropriate national control.
(3) Medical treatment facilities will prepare a Daily
Admission and Disposition report. reflecting the hospitalization
of allied military personnel, in accordance with AR 40-4UO.
(4) Procedures for the return of allied patients to
allied forces control is contained in STANAG 2061.
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