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File: 970725_dec96_decls30_0031.txt
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
Document Number = 1
Box ID = BX600150
Reviewed by DON GWDP on 7-May-1997 20 Feb 91
MEMORANDUM
From: Casualty Officer
To, I'bEF,: G- I
Subj: TRANSPORTATION..
1. From a logiatical,.viewpoin@:i I,..,f orsee.. potential problems.-
that may be easily resolved by.providing a vehicle to the Casualty
Section.'- The problems,::
How will released patients return.to the Casualty Company for
further transportation back to their parent: unit or assignment to
the CRR?
low will patients get to FLT Hospitals for follow up care/deter-
minatio.,h of 14 day MEDEVAC?
- Where are these patients supposed to go when they are released?
2. The above problems are not surfaced without a recommended
solution. Assignment of a van (not a bus due to international
restrictions) to the Casualty Company should eliminate the problem.
The van would 'milk run' each day starting at Fleet Hospital 6 and
the 47th Army Hospital in Bahrain and travel north. Patients could
travel back to the Casualty Company at Camp 15 as well as onward
transportation to FLT Hospitals for follow up treatment. This trans-
portation is extremely important and must be given top priority.
With the limited number of casualties we are currently having,
ansportation has already surfaced as an issue at FLT Hospitals 5
15 locally. This could reallistically become a morale problem
UNCLASSIFIEM
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