CONCEPT OF MEDICAL OPS

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Subject: CENTER FOR NAVAL ANALYSES INFORMATION MEMO 158  10 JUL 91       

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             Table 3. (Continued)

               Date                                 Event


               9 Feb   FH-15 operational with 200 beds

             10 Feb    FH-5 reported requirement for new tentage by June; noted that
                       it lacked materials required by JMRO and Air Force for medevac
                       patients, including straps, litter pads, and blankets; identi-
                       fied a requirement for international phone lines to support
                       regulating, American Red Cross, and logistics requirements

             12 Feb    FH-15 fully operational with 500 beds

             28 Feb    Fli-S reported 89 percent fill rate for supplies requisitioned
                       from MEDSOM for week of 21-27 Jan; shortfall of neurologists
                       and orthopedic surgeons

             28 Feb    COMUSNAVLOGSUPFOR requested teams to help retrograde of fleet
                       hospitals

               1 Mar   Fleet Hospital Support Office, Alameda, assigned a fleet
                       hospital deactivation assist team to the fleet hospitals

               1 Mar   FH-5 reduced capability to 250 beds with COMNAVLOGSUPPFOR
                       approval

               3 Mar   FH-5 submitted retrograde plan for hospital deactivation and
                       requested COMNAVLOGSUPFOR guidance for funding TPFDD,
                       transportation, and other matters

               3 Mar   FH-5 proposed retrograde plan

               6Mar    FH-15 reported operational capability reduced to 230 beds

               8Mar    22 USS Tarawa personnel assigned an temporary additional duty
                       to FH-15 returned to CONUS


               9Mar    One-third of FH-5 personnel returned to COUUS

             11 Mar    COMNAVLOGSUPFOR reported stand down of FH-5 and FH-6

             17 Mar    One-third of FH-5 personnel returned to CONUS

             18 Mar    200 FH-6 personnel returned to CONUS

   200 FR-6 personnel returned to CONUS

             21 Mar    FH-15 operational capability reduced to 200 beds. Dismantling
                       of vacated wards began




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