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File: 980404_aug96_sagwi8_0015.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
@AICLASSIFIED FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 3 (Dental Service) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I of
V/Vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
c. Area dental support is provided by the cellular teams of
the TOE 8-670H series (Team HA, HB, HC, HD). These units are
designed to Erovide a broad range of dental servi c "? troops
within a geographic area oi responsibility, to inc!:de
emergency care, interceptive care, preventive care, corrective
care, and definitive (routine) care. Area dental support units
may be placed in direct support of a tactical unit during periods
of troop availability, to insure priority of treat-.lent to that
unit.
6. PRIORIT)@ OF TREATMENT.
a. Priority of treatment in forward areas is to combat, army
aviat4.on, combat support, combat service personnel of divisions
or separate brigades.
b. Priority of treatment in rear areas is to divisions or
separate brigades retraining, regrouping, or in reserve.
7. PATIENT EVACUATION. Dental casualties generated in forward
areas will be evacuated to the supporting medical clearing
station where a division dental officer is available to examine
and evaluate them and to render the emergency treatment necessary
to return them to duty. When unit level treatment capabilities
are not commensurate with the patient's care requirements, the
patients will be evacuated to the nearest area dental support
unit possessing the required professional and supportive
capability.
S. UTILIZATION OF DE14TAL PERSONNEL. During periods of intense
combat, dental professional and ancillary personnel will be
employed primarily to support the treatment of battle injuries
and other life sustaining activities of the health services.
9. COMMAND AND CONTROL.
a. Unit dental personnel organic to divisions, separate
brigades, hospitals, and convalescent centers are commanded
by their respective unit commanders and receive technical
guidance from the next senior dental officer (e.g., Division
Dental Surgeon, Chief of Service, Corps Dental Surgeon).
b. Area dental support units will be under the command of
their respective medical group/brigade, receiving professional
a@d technical guidance from the Assistant Chief of Staff, Dental
Service, Ho 7th MEDCOM, until the accession of a dental service
headquarters (Team Al) and/or a Corps Dental Surgeon.
MCMIFIED
@AICLASSIFIED FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 3 (Dental Service) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I of
V/Vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
c. Area dental support is provided by the cellular teams of
the TOE 8-670H series (Team HA, HB, HC, HD). These units are
designed to Erovide a broad range of dental servi c "? troops
within a geographic area oi responsibility, to inc!:de
emergency care, interceptive care, preventive care, corrective
care, and definitive (routine) care. Area dental support units
may be placed in direct support of a tactical unit during periods
of troop availability, to insure priority of treat-.lent to that
unit.
6. PRIORIT)@ OF TREATMENT.
a. Priority of treatment in forward areas is to combat, army
aviat4.on, combat support, combat service personnel of divisions
or separate brigades.
b. Priority of treatment in rear areas is to divisions or
separate brigades retraining, regrouping, or in reserve.
7. PATIENT EVACUATION. Dental casualties generated in forward
areas will be evacuated to the supporting medical clearing
station where a division dental officer is available to examine
and evaluate them and to render the emergency treatment necessary
to return them to duty. When unit level treatment capabilities
are not commensurate with the patient's care requirements, the
patients will be evacuated to the nearest area dental support
unit possessing the required professional and supportive
capability.
S. UTILIZATION OF DE14TAL PERSONNEL. During periods of intense
combat, dental professional and ancillary personnel will be
employed primarily to support the treatment of battle injuries
and other life sustaining activities of the health services.
9. COMMAND AND CONTROL.
a. Unit dental personnel organic to divisions, separate
brigades, hospitals, and convalescent centers are commanded
by their respective unit commanders and receive technical
guidance from the next senior dental officer (e.g., Division
Dental Surgeon, Chief of Service, Corps Dental Surgeon).
b. Area dental support units will be under the command of
their respective medical group/brigade, receiving professional
a@d technical guidance from the Assistant Chief of Staff, Dental
Service, Ho 7th MEDCOM, until the accession of a dental service
headquarters (Team Al) and/or a Corps Dental Surgeon.
MCMIFIED
@AICLASSIFIED FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 3 (Dental Service) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I of
V/Vil (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
c. Area dental support is provided by the cellular teams of
the TOE 8-670H series (Team HA, HB, HC, HD). These units are
designed to Erovide a broad range of dental servi c "? troops
within a geographic area oi responsibility, to inc!:de
emergency care, interceptive care, preventive care, corrective
care, and definitive (routine) care. Area dental support units
may be placed in direct support of a tactical unit during periods
of troop availability, to insure priority of treat-.lent to that
unit.
6. PRIORIT)@ OF TREATMENT.
a. Priority of treatment in forward areas is to combat, army
aviat4.on, combat support, combat service personnel of divisions
or separate brigades.
b. Priority of treatment in rear areas is to divisions or
separate brigades retraining, regrouping, or in reserve.
7. PATIENT EVACUATION. Dental casualties generated in forward
areas will be evacuated to the supporting medical clearing
station where a division dental officer is available to examine
and evaluate them and to render the emergency treatment necessary
to return them to duty. When unit level treatment capabilities
are not commensurate with the patient's care requirements, the
patients will be evacuated to the nearest area dental support
unit possessing the required professional and supportive
capability.
S. UTILIZATION OF DE14TAL PERSONNEL. During periods of intense
combat, dental professional and ancillary personnel will be
employed primarily to support the treatment of battle injuries
and other life sustaining activities of the health services.
9. COMMAND AND CONTROL.
a. Unit dental personnel organic to divisions, separate
brigades, hospitals, and convalescent centers are commanded
by their respective unit commanders and receive technical
guidance from the next senior dental officer (e.g., Division
Dental Surgeon, Chief of Service, Corps Dental Surgeon).
b. Area dental support units will be under the command of
their respective medical group/brigade, receiving professional
a@d technical guidance from the Assistant Chief of Staff, Dental
Service, Ho 7th MEDCOM, until the accession of a dental service
headquarters (Team Al) and/or a Corps Dental Surgeon.
MCMIFIED
1131 FINAL [)RAF-T.
w'CLASSIFIED
APPENDIX 3 (Dental Service) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part I of
V/Vll (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (Ui
C- Area dental support is provided by the cellular teams of
the TOE B-o7o.4 series (Team HA, HB, HC, HD). These units are
designed to F-rovide a broad range of dental servi CT:d:o troops
within a geographic area oi responsibility, to inc
emergency care, interceptive care, preventive care, corrective
care, and definitive (routine) care. Area dental support units
may be placed in direct support of a tactical unit during periods
of troop availability, to insure priority of treat.-lent to that
unit.
6. PRIORIT'@ OF TREATMENT.
a. Priority of treae-.ient in forward areas 4.s to combat, army
aviat4on, combat support, combat service personnel of divisions
or separate brigades.
b- Priority of treatment in rear areas is to divisions or
separate brigades retraining, regrouping, or in reserve.
7. PATIENT EVACUATION. Dental casualties generated in forward
areas will be evacuated to the- supporting medical clearing
station where a division dental officer is available to examine
and evaluate them and to render the emergency treatment necessary
to return them to duty. When unit level treatment capabilities
are not commensurate with the patient's care requirements, the
patients will be evacuated to the nearest area dental support
unit possessing the required professional and supportive
capability.
S. UTILIZATION OF DENTAL PERSONNEL. During periods of intense
combat, dental professional and ancillary personnel will be
employed primarily to support the treatment of battle injuries
and other life sustaining activities of the health services.
9. COMMA.ND AND CONTROL.
a. Unit dental personnel organic to divisions, separate
brigades, 'nospitals, and convalescent centers are commanded
by their respective unit commanders and receive technical
guidance from the next senior dental officer (e.g., Division
Dental Surgeon, Chief of Service. Corps Dental Surgeon).
b. Area dental support units will be under the command of
their respective medical group/brigade, receiving professional
ai@d technical guidance from the Assistant Chief of Staff, Dental
Service. HQ 7tb MEDCOM, until the accession of a dental service
headquarters (Team Al) and/or a Corps Dental Surgeon.
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