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File: 980404_aug96_sagwi8_0018.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
li;j =FIED FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 5 (Preventive Medicine) to ANNEX T (.Medical) to Part
of V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for prevent
medicine within corps sector.
2. SCOPE. Applicable to all units assigned or attached to
corps.
3. RESPONSIBILITY.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. All commanders are responsible for maintaining a v4g,-
and effective preventive nedicine program IAW USAREUR Supplet
1, AR 40-5.
4. GENERAL.
a. Preventive medicine support 'is provided as follows:
(1) organizational (unit) level preventive medicine
support is available from field sanitation teams which are
responsible to unit commandersfor conducting special control
operations essential to the establishment and maintenance of a
healthy environment. Division level preventive medicine
resources are directed by the division surgeon.
(2) Direct preventive medicine support is provided I
the area medical authority to units located in that area. Th
support supplements that provided by division level PVNTMED
personnel. Priority is given to those units without their own
organic medical personnel.
(3) General preventive medicine support is provided
the preventive medicine detachments attached to the corps.
Services include investigation, identification, evaluation and
recommended actions to improve sanitation of food service
facilities, troop housing, water supplies, waste disposal,
industrial hygiene and other environmental problems.
b. Staff surgeons at all echelons:
(1) Supervise the execution of preventive medicine
programs in their units. Surgeons assist commanders in
maintaining a vigorous and effective preventive medicine prog
and advise commanders on the health of the troops.
LqiCLASSTIED
li;j =FIED FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 5 (Preventive Medicine) to ANNEX T (.Medical) to Part
of V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for prevent
medicine within corps sector.
2. SCOPE. Applicable to all units assigned or attached to
corps.
3. RESPONSIBILITY.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. All commanders are responsible for maintaining a v4g,-
and effective preventive nedicine program IAW USAREUR Supplet
1, AR 40-5.
4. GENERAL.
a. Preventive medicine support 'is provided as follows:
(1) organizational (unit) level preventive medicine
support is available from field sanitation teams which are
responsible to unit commandersfor conducting special control
operations essential to the establishment and maintenance of a
healthy environment. Division level preventive medicine
resources are directed by the division surgeon.
(2) Direct preventive medicine support is provided I
the area medical authority to units located in that area. Th
support supplements that provided by division level PVNTMED
personnel. Priority is given to those units without their own
organic medical personnel.
(3) General preventive medicine support is provided
the preventive medicine detachments attached to the corps.
Services include investigation, identification, evaluation and
recommended actions to improve sanitation of food service
facilities, troop housing, water supplies, waste disposal,
industrial hygiene and other environmental problems.
b. Staff surgeons at all echelons:
(1) Supervise the execution of preventive medicine
programs in their units. Surgeons assist commanders in
maintaining a vigorous and effective preventive medicine prog
and advise commanders on the health of the troops.
LqiCLASSTIED
li;j =FIED FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 5 (Preventive Medicine) to ANNEX T (.Medical) to Part
of V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (u)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for prevent
medicine within corps sector.
2. SCOPE. Applicable to all units assigned or attached to
corps.
3. RESPONSIBILITY.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b. All commanders are responsible for maintaining a v4g,-
and effective preventive nedicine program IAW USAREUR Supplet
1, AR 40-5.
4. GENERAL.
a. Preventive medicine support 'is provided as follows:
(1) organizational (unit) level preventive medicine
support is available from field sanitation teams which are
responsible to unit commandersfor conducting special control
operations essential to the establishment and maintenance of a
healthy environment. Division level preventive medicine
resources are directed by the division surgeon.
(2) Direct preventive medicine support is provided I
the area medical authority to units located in that area. Th
support supplements that provided by division level PVNTMED
personnel. Priority is given to those units without their own
organic medical personnel.
(3) General preventive medicine support is provided
the preventive medicine detachments attached to the corps.
Services include investigation, identification, evaluation and
recommended actions to improve sanitation of food service
facilities, troop housing, water supplies, waste disposal,
industrial hygiene and other environmental problems.
b. Staff surgeons at all echelons:
(1) Supervise the execution of preventive medicine
programs in their units. Surgeons assist commanders in
maintaining a vigorous and effective preventive medicine prog
and advise commanders on the health of the troops.
LqiCLASSTIED
FINAL DRAFT
APPENDIX 5 (Preventive Medicine) to ANNEX T (Medical) to Part
of V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing operating Procedures (U)
1. PURPOSE. To prescribe policies and procedures for prevent
medicine within corps sector.
2. SCOPE. Applicable to all units assigned or attached to
corps.
3. PESPONSIBILITY.
a. Staff Proponency. Surgeon.
b- All commanders are responsible for maintaining a v4g,-
and effective preventive medicine program IAW USAREUR Supplei
1, AR 40-3.
4. GENER.AL.
a. Preventive medicine support 'is provided as follows:
(1) organizational (unit) level preventive medicine
suuport is available from field sanitation teams which are
responsible to unit corimanders-!or conducting special control
operations essential to the establishment and maintenance oE a
healthy environment. Division level preventive medicine
resources are directed by the division surgeon.
(2) Direct preventive medicine support is provided I
the area medical authority to units located in that area. Th
support supplements that provided by division level PVNTMED
personnel. Priority is given to those units without tneir own
organic medical personnel.
(3) General preventive medicine support is provided
the preventive medicine detachments attached to the corps.
Services include investigation, identification, evaluation and
recommended actions to improve sanitation of food service
facilities, troop housing, water supplies, waste disposal,
industrial hygiene and other environmental problems.
b. Staff Surgeons at all echelons:
(1) Supervise the execution of preventive medicine
programs in their units. Surgeons assist commanders in
maintaining a vigorous and effective preventive medicine prog
and advise commanders on the health of the troops.
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