AFTER ACTION REPORT I MEF CASUALTY SECTION 9 APR 91

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Subject = AFTER ACTION REPORT  I MEF CASUALTY SECTION  9 APR 91           

Parent Organization = MCCDC       

Unit = WDID        

Folder Title = MCLLS SEQUENCE 01058  01059  WDID SWA 0113                                                      

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             2. If further assistance is required to secure

             transportation for a "return to duty" patient, contact the

             Casualty Assistance Office, MSgt Everest @ 9201-161 or

             341-5503 (commercial).

             3. Transferred to Casualty Company - Camp 15. To be

             addressed by later correspondence.

         B.  Medical evacuation Procedures

             1. The Marine Liaison staff maintains-a medevac log book.

             When informed by Medical Regulating personnel that a service

             member is pending medevac, appropriate notations are made in

             logs and a status change to "PENDING MEDEVAC" is reported for

             service member and given to the Medical Regulators. Using

             points of contacts (POC's) provided by the MSC'S, the Marine

             Liaison will pass a message to the patient's unit for a unit

             representative to "prep" him for Medevac. This involves:

                 a. Recovery, by the unit, of weapons, ammunitions, and

                 all 782 gear except 'field mask (field mask must accompany

                 patient during Medevac);

                 b. Delivery of patien@l's seabag and personal effects to

                 Marine Liaison (limit 1 seabag and 1 carry on bag) to

                 secu@:e 'o? the pati.ent i-,n"41 Departure.

             2   2@fter a patient has Y-e-4e,!ac'rl, date arie. time of

             de,_@arture and hospi.tal-des@inatio-i in Europe will be repor'le(3

             to I MEF, Caso and Perso on the next hospital report. All

             medical evacuees make at least one intermediate stop at a

             military hospital, ordinarily in Germany. When mass

             casualties occur this could expand to include hospitals in


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