MEDICAL REPORT 14 AUG 90

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Subject: MEDICAL REPORT  14 AUG 90                                       

Unit: 24TH ID     

Parent Organization: XVIII CORPS 

Box  ID: BX001433

Folder Title: MEDICAL REPORTING-DIVISION SURGEON                                                              

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            (3) Personal effects and individual protective mask will be evacuated with
      the patient when the patient it evacuated outside division.

            (4) Individual weapons of medical evacuees remaining within the division area
      will accompany the evacuees and will be secured by the medical unit commander.
      Weapons of casualties to be evacuated out of the division through medical channels
      will be collected and returned to the G4 channels.

        1. United States civilians will be hospitalized only for emergency conditions   or
      as directed. Indigenous personnel will be hospitalized only when such actions can  be
      taken without sacrifice to troop service, and then only to prevent undue suffering.

        J. Allied military patients will be transferred to their own national
      organization at the earliest practical opportunity consistent with established
      evacuation arrangements and the welfare of the patients.

      5. LOCATION AND PROTECTION OF MEDICAL FACILITIEST


          a. Permanent buildings In the combat zone may be used an clearing stations or
      holding facilities if available.

          b. Medical facilities will locate, when possible, near a suitable helicopter
      ending site and along ground evacuation routes.

          c. Security of Medical Facilities:

              (1) The tactical commander will determine necessity and prescribe
      concealment necessary for medical facilities. When concealment is not possible,
      facilities will be marked with the Geneva Red Cross.

              (2) Defense of medical units and patients is the responsibility of the
      medical unit commander. Medical personnel will provide seaurity,.ag required. to
      protect patients, medical equipment, facilities, and personnel. However, medical
      units should not be placed on the perimeter of a BSA, DSA since medical units do not
 of perimeter against a concerted attack.

          d. Medical support of DPRE's will be consistent with availability of medical
      assets and mission requirements.

      6. GENEVA CONVENTION.


          a. Medical personnel:

              (1) All AMEDD (Army Medical Department) personnel will possess a Geneva
      Convention ID Card (DD For6 1934).

             (2) AMEDO personnel will be armed for the protection of patients, facilities,
      -nedical equipment, and personnel. Overall tactical plans will not require medical
      nits or personnel to take offensive action or defense of other than medical units.

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Subject = MEDICAL REPORT 14 AUG 90
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Declassified = 17-DEC-1996