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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        Reviewed by DON GWDP on 7-May-1997                   20 Feb 91
   ILOJ'RANDUM

   'rom:  I MEF Casualty Officer
   lo:    Senior Marine Liaison, Fleet Hospital 5
          Senior Marine Liaison, Fleet Hospital 6
          Senior Marine Liaison, Fleet Hospital 15
          Senior Marine Liaison, 47th ATH
          Senior Marine Liaison,'Company F/G/K/L

   3ubj: MARINE  LIAISONS RESPONSIBILITIES

        To ensure we are all on the same thought process regarding our
   responsibilities to Marines and Navy patients, the below reminders
   ire provided.
        - our first mission is to take care of our Maiines and Sailors-.
   ?his includes twice daily visits to each patient to ascertain their
   ieeds (i.e., pay/mail/health and comfort items/info on phone calls,
   iaircuts, basic MWR needs, etc). Take some time to sit down and chat
   ;ith them as time permits. Check on their gear and personal effects and
   )rovide any and all assistance you can.       I

        - The accurate reporting and updating of reported data must remain
   a top priority also. Ensure your daily reports reflect the most
   @urrent information on the patient's status and that it arrives at this
   Face when required.
        - You must plan for 24 hour operations. You will be advised by
   '--his office when to implement the 24 hour watch, so begin planning now.

        - You must also remember that you are the first stop in the effort
   to recover the patient's gear/personal effects. This evolution will be
   Documented. For example, should someone inquire as to the status of
   gear/pereff you will be able to provide a log - message traffic -
   record of telephone calls - a-id all@ other efforts expended. This is     a
   Dust. You will provide a copy of this history to the NOOIC, Casualty
   Company when/if the'individual is so assigned. Forward it with the
   patient for hand de,'-".ve,,v.

   2. Each of you must remember that we are here for one reason - to
   serve our Marines and Sailors. Accordingly, I expect each senior man
   of the Marine team to brief their Marines in this regard. We are in a
   perfect position to help our brothers in arms and I w4.11 accept nothing
   less than a 100% effort on everyone's par@.
                                                            5 U.S.C. 552 (b)(6).
                                        @.'R@ LAWSON
                                        CAPT     usmc



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