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File: 980404_aug96_sagwi8_0021.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
UNCLA&WIED
APPENDIX 5 (Preventive Medicine) to ALVNEX T (Medical) to Part I
of V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing Operating Procedures (U)
(2) Record cold injuries only after diagnosis is clearly
established 431lowing hospital admission. Cold injury diagnosis
should be -ma-e only by physicians briefed on the pathophysiology
of cold in]ury, preferably by general or orthopedic surgeons.
Confirmed diagnoses will be reported IAW para 7.c., this
appendix.
c. Particular attention will be given to:
(1) Mess Sanitation (FM 21-10).
(2) Personal Hygiene (FM 21-10).
(3) Timely indoctrination 'of all personnel in the
prevention of cold and heat in)uries (FM 21-10, FM 31-70 and -S
.-IED 81).
(4) Insect and Rodent Control (FM 21-10).
(5) Control of Communicable Diseases (FM 21-10, AR
40-5).
(6) Maintenance of Immunizations (AR 40-562).
(7) occupational Health (AR 40-5).
(8) waste Disposal (FM 21-10).
d. Field sanitation teams will be organized IAd AR 40-5 in
all company-sized units and will maintain a prescribed load of
supplies.
e. Supply and Service Battalion water points will insure
that all water being issued has a free available chlorine
residual IAW TM 5-700. All water taken from sources other than
water points will be initially treated to a minimum residual of
5.0 PPM free available chlorine. Following initial treatment,
all water will be maintained at a minimum of 2.0 PPM free
available chlorine.
f'. Corps preventive medicine units will monitor SaS Sn water
point operations, unit sanitation activities and related
activities on an area basis.
S. REQUESTS FOR SERVICES. Requests for services of supporting
preventive medicine detachments should be through command
channels.
6. SPECIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SERVICES.
a. Aerial dispersal of pesticides.
lulli]'CLASSff IED
FINAL DRAFT
UNCLA&WIED
APPENDIX 5 (Preventive Medicine) to ALVNEX T (Medical) to Part I
of V/VII (US) Corps Field Standing Operating Procedures (U)
(2) Record cold injuries only after diagnosis is clearly
established 431lowing hospital admission. Cold injury diagnosis
should be -ma-e only by physicians briefed on the pathophysiology
of cold in]ury, preferably by general or orthopedic surgeons.
Confirmed diagnoses will be reported IAW para 7.c., this
appendix.
c. Particular attention will be given to:
(1) Mess Sanitation (FM 21-10).
(2) Personal Hygiene (FM 21-10).
(3) Timely indoctrination 'of all personnel in the
prevention of cold and heat in)uries (FM 21-10, FM 31-70 and -S
.-IED 81).
(4) Insect and Rodent Control (FM 21-10).
(5) Control of Communicable Diseases (FM 21-10, AR
40-5).
(6) Maintenance of Immunizations (AR 40-562).
(7) occupational Health (AR 40-5).
(8) waste Disposal (FM 21-10).
d. Field sanitation teams will be organized IAd AR 40-5 in
all company-sized units and will maintain a prescribed load of
supplies.
e. Supply and Service Battalion water points will insure
that all water being issued has a free available chlorine
residual IAW TM 5-700. All water taken from sources other than
water points will be initially treated to a minimum residual of
5.0 PPM free available chlorine. Following initial treatment,
all water will be maintained at a minimum of 2.0 PPM free
available chlorine.
f'. Corps preventive medicine units will monitor SaS Sn water
point operations, unit sanitation activities and related
activities on an area basis.
S. REQUESTS FOR SERVICES. Requests for services of supporting
preventive medicine detachments should be through command
channels.
6. SPECIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SERVICES.
a. Aerial dispersal of pesticides.
lulli]'CLASSff IED
FINAL DRAFT
MCLAOIED
APPENDIX 5 (Preventive Medicine) to ANNEX T (medical) to Part I
of V/VII (US) corps Field St;nd4.ng Operating procedures (u)
(2) Record cold injuries only after d iagnosis is clearly
established 'allowing hospital admission. Cold injury diagnosis
should be ma-le only by physicians briefed on the pathophysiology
of cold injury, preferably by general or orthopedic surgeons.
Confirmed diagnoses will be reported IAW para 7.c., this
appendix.
C. Particular attention will be given to:
(1) Mess Sanitation (FM 21-10).
(2) Personal Hygiene (FM 21-10).
(3) Timely indoctrination -of all personnel in the
prevention of cold and heat ln]uries (FM 21-10, F@l 31-70 and -9
(4) Insect and Rodent Control (FM 21-10).
(5) Control of Communicable Diseases (FM 21-10, AR
40-5)-
(6) Maintenance of Immunizations (AR 40-562).
(7) occupational Health (AR 40-5).
(8) Waste Disposal (FLM 21-10).
d. Field sanitation teams will be organized IAd AR 40-5 in
all company-sized units and will maintain a prescribed load of
supplies.
e. Supply and Service Battalion water points will insure
that all water being issued has a free available chlorine
residual IAW TM 5-700. All water taken from sources other than
water points will be initially treated to a minimum residual of
5.0 PPM free available chlorine. Following initial treatment,
all water will be maintained at a minimum of 2.0 PPM free
available chlorine.
f'. Corps preventive medicine units will monitor S&S On water
point operations, unit sanitation activities and related
activities an an area basis.
5. REQUESTS FOR SERVICES. Requests for services of supporting
preventive medicine detachments should he through command
channels.
t 6. SPECIAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SERVICES.
a- Aerial dispersal of pesticides.
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