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Subject = STEP BY STEP CASUALTY DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES                

Folder Title = STEP-BY-STEP CASUALTY DECONTAMINATION PROCEDURES                                                

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                                                                                             UNCLA$SIFIED




                                                                                            Step-by-Step
                                                                  Casualty.Decontamination Procedures

                           I            General. Casualty decontamination presents special problems f6r
                           commanders and health'servtce support personnel. Under NB"
                           conditions. contaminated wounded personnel create increased l,acard@.
                           to Mariiies and medical service personnel. This eiiclo-stire covers
                           evacuation and decontamination procedures for casualties starting at
                           the unit level.


                                        A .   E)n the NF3(-                                               two classilic,)tif)fis of cm@ualties
                           wi 1 1 be ericotsii t L-, ed ; i Iic)@@c- wi I ft c-.ont am in at i ot, in cf t                                                          wi II lull 3           a II y
                           con t-a.@ I nA t i on                  Those t hA t ar a cuii t Am I na t eii ma y lie @,i 4 f er I titi i hL-
                           e f f vc t s c) I qll NOC jiges, t , ci f A ccirivon t i onA I wou,i,j . er bu t li .                                                              C;Dmp may
                           l@i@ b,,i t t I e f a t           Ljti-D or F.@a t t: a@va ) I i ws . I ndticed by t h@ , I , e-3@, ci f Nrr
                           ccind i t I on s a riei t,- v t Lnerd t 1 me 3peil t i n MOPP4 .                                                 I i i 5 I m p c, r I a             I I a
                           f c) I I o@ I)r op,@r (J,!r.oti anrl evat:ua I i cii, pr c)celiur'es                                             tci I i@i I           the -3pt-eaci of
                           co-@tam-'.Ti@.tion to c,t@iers all(J equipment.

                                        b     CanuA, 'y cj@ron b@gir,@ At t!ie pl Al on,, at,il                                                                        level wi tl,
                           t @it-       i i i cl I v i ti - i a I M a r i n             I I       M a         e h I m s e I f u r              n@mLC-r-3 Cf 1,i%
                                                                                                                                                                               . Uri i
                           P L. r f 0 r- m b A s I a s                        c! e r. o, I I n d A Li          i I @ t    e r     n e , v L, A c;              A n t I d o i @- -@ .
                           r o @l u I r m C' .       T h @ t: a A t i a I I y I -@, ! A @, ig -e @w i t t-             '@a f      ield nedical carli (0[1 rot-1.1
                           1 'F)Vl ) or            I e I d - r;ie-I I et) t.           -l@Q' (Fiq,ir;,',40-1 )                    , @,,t i,,,j t@ie timt an@4 tytie
                           o f c on t am I na t I ori .                  Us,.- (Ile CAM                 or M          paper to de                't,4rmine the tylic- if
                           cr,-itamiiiaLion.                      W'i@ii ttie casual                    tit-5' condi              tic)n and the bat@)e -
                           pE-rmli@, tht-y @.qy qo throtigh a                                           MOPP gear exch;irigL-,.                            The MOPP gear
                           e'AchA,ige mtjst i,tit catis-.e furtf,er injury to the CASLIO! ty.

                                                                                  A'A ME

                                                                                 DA'RE                  APID         Tl^ij5
                                                                     -3,         Coo-rAAt[IVAr-tOAI AWb AC;:A'@r
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                                                    Ficlure                        Field expeliient N9C casualty tag.

                           2.           Casualty Decontaminatioti at the [3attalion Aid Station                                                                                            ft.

                                                                                                                                                                      forwarrj,
                                        a        ien battle cotiditiaiis prl-vent,decon                                                , p@.                                               i lie
                           Castilla       jy              L@@ lie evacua teci to t@6 'bat ta I ion a icJ -i at ion                                                                         (SAS)
                           before clecofi.                     Upofi are iv-sl at the OAS,,                                   personnel ar-                    'Mul;iiorpd with
                           II-ie (-AM or- Oti-Ct' LlPt&CtiOSI eq[JipMefkt or                                                  material to cjetern)ifie i                                   f
                           ihey ate contaminated. Individuals arriving at ilie RAS contaminated
                           mu-t b;- decontaminated before admission into the clean
                           ar ea.

                                        b.    Patient @4ecoi) ip tht- systematic                                              removal of c !oiiillg @.iL4.
                           contaminants from patit.-nt wlio are Lki@L3iple to rlect;n ti,@mse'v&s.
                                                                                                  I     I   -
                           Patient decontamination                                   )I 'I s 'Per       formed by a pat leii I Lf"f-@n tami tio i for,

                                                                                        UNCLASSIFIED                                                           Ericla5ure (1)

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