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File: 980404_aug96_sagwi8_0004.txt
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 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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FiliAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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FiliAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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FiliAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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FiliAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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FiliAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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FiliAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I oi V/Vll
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (u)
i. Aeromedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat z(
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4,e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence. (IV)-l-U----
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTINE.
(d) Special equipment requirements..(hoist, stores
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wound, injury or illness for each
patient.
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APPENDIX 1 (Evacuation) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I of V/VII
(US) Corps Field standing Operating Procedures (U)
i- Aeramedical Evacuation.
(1) USAFE will provide, as available, tactical air
evacuation from the FCZ to RCZ/COMMZ.
(2) Helicopter aeromedical evacuation in the combat zo
will be provided by corps air ambulance units. Non-medical
helicopters will be used for evacuation of patients on a backh,
basis; this is coordinated through the supporting Movements
Control Center.
(3) Precedence for air ambulance evacuation is as
follows:
(a) Urgent - evacuation required immediately to
save li4.e or limb.
(b) Priority - evacuation required within four
hours.
(c) Routine - evacuation required within 12 hours.
(4) Requests for air ambulance evacuation will include:
(a) Location of pickup site: (six digit
coordinates preceded by 100,000 meter grid designator).
(b) Radio frequency and call sign of the radio at
the pickup site.
(c) Number of patients by precedence.
(#)-2-PRIORITY (#)-3-ROUTIL4E.
(d) Special equipment requirements.-(hoist, stokes
litter, forest penetrator, etc.)
(e) Number of patients by type.
Number of litter patients.
Number of ambulatory patients.
(f) Security of pickup site (location of enemy
positions and weapons).
(g) Type(s) of wouiid, injury or illness for each
patient.
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