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File: 123096_may96_decls3_0012.txt
Subject: MEDICAL REPORT 14 AUG 90
Unit: 24TH ID
Parent Organization: XVIII CORPS
Box ID: BX001433
Folder Title: MEDICAL REPORTING-DIVISION SURGEON
Document Number: 17
Folder Seq #: 456
FM 8-36
(4) Direct the loading and unloading of totatnunications; they do not require physical
the helicopter according to the pilo-t's movement or care.
Instructions.
b. Several differences exist @tween
16) Brief the pilot on the position of war-time and peacetime MEDEVAC request
enemy troops; direct @ to other units in the formats and procedures. The peace7tiino
area if asked; and make every effort to speed request form differs in two line item- areas-
the helicopter on its way. (1) Line 6-c6nged to number and
(6) Report regarding the type and type of wound. tn@, or illness (e.g., two
pplies received, where they are nshot wounds and one compound fracttlre).
f ffu serious bl@ng is reported it should be
I=,Oansduprovide information concerrjng
patients evacuated. followed by the victim's Slood
c. Insurethatpatientsayereadyfo.-pickup (2) Line 9-changed to description of
when the request is submitted. terrain (e.g., flat, open, slopinfwooded). If
possible, Include relationship of cling area to
d. Move patients to the safest @aft prominent terrain feature.
approach and departure point. c. Security Is another basic difference
between wartime and peacetime request
helicopter escort is provided. procedures. Under all nonwar conditions, fee
safety of US military and civilian personnel
Have an EngLish-sp@g represent.- oukweigbs the need forDsecVunt and clew text
E A@
tive at the pickup site when evacuation is transmissions of ME requests are
requested for no@.LJS personnel. authorized. During wartime. Che rapid
evacuation Of casualties must be weighed
9. Guide the helicopter using hand signals against the iml>ortance of unit survivability
ta' Accordingly, wartime MEDEVAC requee'ts
during landing and kooff when the Lactiw
situation permits. axe transmitted by secure means only.
A4. Types of Medical Evacuation A-6. Collection of Evacuation
Request Formats and Information
Procedures - The evacuation information to be collected for
(L There are two established MED@VAC the wartime MEDEVAC request, Line
formats and procedures: one for wartime use numbers 3 through 9, are sub*t to brevity
and one used in peacetime (for actual patients). codes. 'Me Information couec@ is limited t.;
le A- 1.
peacetime training situations to request for
-MEDEVAC for simulated and constructive to 1)0
patients. The
on to:
none required, hoist. Stokes litter, and
ill Simulated patients are those forestjiunkle penetrator. No other remarks are
individuals who do not have a real wound, authorized for Line 4.)
injury, or illness but must be physically moved
..andtor caxed for to meet trairdnglevaluation A-6. Preparation of the Medical
-requirements.
Evacuation Request
(2) Constructive patients are Table A-1 provides the procedures for
representations of patients in reports
i preparation of the MEDEVAC request. to
messages. or other written/ora include information requirements and sources,.
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Document 79 f:/Week-22/BX001433/MEDICAL REPORTING-DIVISION SURGEON/medical report 14 aug 90:12179611151420
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File Room = may96_declassified
File Cabinet = Week-22
Box ID = BX001433
Unit = 24TH ID
Parent Organization = XVIII CORPS
Folder Title = MEDICAL REPORTING-DIVISION SURGEON
Folder Seq # = 456
Subject = MEDICAL REPORT 14 AUG 90
Document Seq # = 17
Document Date =
Scan Date =
Queued for Declassification = 01-JAN-1980
Short Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Long Term Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Permanent Referral = 01-JAN-1980
Non-Health Related Document = 01-JAN-1980
Declassified = 17-DEC-1996