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File: 980404_aug96_sagwi8_0014.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
FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 4 (Medical Supply) to ANNEX T (medical) to Part I of
V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating'Procedures (U)
I. PURPOSE. To prescribe medical supply policies and procedures
for medical units or organizations having organic, medical
elements.
2. SCOIE. All medical units and units having organic medical,
elements have a part in the medical resupply mission. This is
based on the premise that when evacuating wounded to the rear,
the returning vehicle provides transport of Class VIII resuoply
to forward medical units. Dedicated Class VIII resupply units
will provide the bulk of the medical resupply mission.
3. RESPONSIBILITY.
a. StafA4. Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Commanders of medical units and organizations having
organic medical elements will comply-with the applicable por,-.ion
of these policies and procedures.
4. GENERAL.
a. Class VIII logistics support is a national responsibility.
Logistic support for US Forces is provided through national
military channels even though specified US Forces are under the
operational command of the NATO.
b. Blood will not be distributed through medical supply
channels.
c. Class VIII Supply System:
(1) organic division units of battalion size or smaller
Will recei've medical supply support from the Support Battalion
Medical Company supporting the unit. DISCOM Medical Companies
and other non-divisional units operating in a division area will
receive medical supply support through the Division Medical
Supply Officer (DMSO).
(2) In the corps rear the appropriate Medical Supply,
Optical and Medical Maintenance Battalion (MEDSOM) will operate
in dire&t support of the DMSO and Corps hospitals.
(3) Non-division units operating in the corp's rear will..
receive medical logistics support on an area basis from the corps
owned hospitals or the MEDSOM depending on which is nearest.
Medical units supporting units in reserve will draw medical
supplies from the MEDSOM.
(4) Property exchange will be practiced at all echelons
in the evacuation chain to maintain workable distribution of
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UIICLASSIFIED
FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 4 (Medical Supply) to ANNEX T (medical) to Part I of
V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating'Procedures (U)
I. PURPOSE. To prescribe medical supply policies and procedures
for medical units or organizations having organic, medical
elements.
2. SCOIE. All medical units and units having organic medical,
elements have a part in the medical resupply mission. This is
based on the premise that when evacuating wounded to the rear,
the returning vehicle provides transport of Class VIII resuoply
to forward medical units. Dedicated Class VIII resupply units
will provide the bulk of the medical resupply mission.
3. RESPONSIBILITY.
a. StafA4. Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Commanders of medical units and organizations having
organic medical elements will comply-with the applicable por,-.ion
of these policies and procedures.
4. GENERAL.
a. Class VIII logistics support is a national responsibility.
Logistic support for US Forces is provided through national
military channels even though specified US Forces are under the
operational command of the NATO.
b. Blood will not be distributed through medical supply
channels.
c. Class VIII Supply System:
(1) organic division units of battalion size or smaller
Will recei've medical supply support from the Support Battalion
Medical Company supporting the unit. DISCOM Medical Companies
and other non-divisional units operating in a division area will
receive medical supply support through the Division Medical
Supply Officer (DMSO).
(2) In the corps rear the appropriate Medical Supply,
Optical and Medical Maintenance Battalion (MEDSOM) will operate
in dire&t support of the DMSO and Corps hospitals.
(3) Non-division units operating in the corp's rear will..
receive medical logistics support on an area basis from the corps
owned hospitals or the MEDSOM depending on which is nearest.
Medical units supporting units in reserve will draw medical
supplies from the MEDSOM.
(4) Property exchange will be practiced at all echelons
in the evacuation chain to maintain workable distribution of
cl.,Is..,. Vlff eV.-Icuatioll it(!MU-
UIICLASSIFIED
FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 4 (Medical Supply) to ANNEX T (medical) to Part I of
V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating'Procedures (U)
I. PURPOSE. To prescribe medical supply policies and procedures
for medical units or organizations having organic, medical
elements.
2. SCOIE. All medical units and units having organic medical,
elements have a part in the medical resupply mission. This is
based on the premise that when evacuating wounded to the rear,
the returning vehicle provides transport of Class VIII resuoply
to forward medical units. Dedicated Class VIII resupply units
will provide the bulk of the medical resupply mission.
3. RESPONSIBILITY.
a. StafA4. Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Commanders of medical units and organizations having
organic medical elements will comply-with the applicable por,-.ion
of these policies and procedures.
4. GENERAL.
a. Class VIII logistics support is a national responsibility.
Logistic support for US Forces is provided through national
military channels even though specified US Forces are under the
operational command of the NATO.
b. Blood will not be distributed through medical supply
channels.
c. Class VIII Supply System:
(1) organic division units of battalion size or smaller
Will recei've medical supply support from the Support Battalion
Medical Company supporting the unit. DISCOM Medical Companies
and other non-divisional units operating in a division area will
receive medical supply support through the Division Medical
Supply Officer (DMSO).
(2) In the corps rear the appropriate Medical Supply,
Optical and Medical Maintenance Battalion (MEDSOM) will operate
in dire&t support of the DMSO and Corps hospitals.
(3) Non-division units operating in the corp's rear will..
receive medical logistics support on an area basis from the corps
owned hospitals or the MEDSOM depending on which is nearest.
Medical units supporting units in reserve will draw medical
supplies from the MEDSOM.
(4) Property exchange will be practiced at all echelons
in the evacuation chain to maintain workable distribution of
cl.,Is..,. Vlff eV.-Icuatioll it(!MU-
UIICLASSIFIED
FINAL DRAFT
4 (Med'cal Su ply) to ANNEX T (@ledical) to Part I of
APPENDIX 1 p
V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating-Procedures (U)
I. PURPOSE. To prescribe medical supply policies and procedures
for medical units or organizations having organic medical
elements.
2. SCOPE. All medical units and units having organic medical,
elements have a part in the medical resupply mission. This is
based on the premise that when evacuating wounded to the rear,
the returning vehicle provides transport of Class VIII resuoply
to forward medical units. Dedicated Class VIII resupply units
will provide the bulk of the medical resupply mission.
3. RESPONSIBILITY.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. Commanders of medical units and organizations having
organic medical elements will comply-tvith the applicable portion
of these policies and procedures.
4. GENERAL.
a. Class VIII logistics support is a national responsibility.
Logistic support for US Forces is provid'ed through national
military channels even though specified US Forces are under the
operational command of the NATO.
b. Blood will not be distributed through medical supply
channels.
c. Class VIII Supply System:
(1) organic division units of battalion size or smaller
will receive medical supply support from the Support Battalion
Medical Company supporting the unit. DISCOM Medical Companies
and other non-divisional units operating in a division area will
receive medical supply support through the Division Medical
Supply officer (DMSO).
(2) In the corps rear the appropriate Medical Supply,
Optical and Medical Maintenance Battalion (MEDSOM) will operate
in direat support of the DMSO and Corps hospitals.
(3) Non-division units operating in the corps rear will.-
receive medical logistics support on an area basis from the i:orps
owned hospitals or the MEDSOM depending on which is nearest.
Medical units supporting units i.n reserve will draw medical
supplies from the MEDSOM.
(4) Property exchange will be practiced at all echelons
in the evacuation chain to maintain workable distribution of
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