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Guidelines for Military Mass Casualty Decontamination Operations During a Domestic HAZMAT/Weapon of Mass Destruction Incident This page intentionally left blank. ii Original
Guidelines for Military Mass Casualty Decontamination Operations During a Domestic HAZMAT/Weapon of Mass Destruction Incident Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction and Background .............................................................................1 2.0 Objective and Scope ..........................................................................................2 3.0 Support to Civilian Authorities ............................................................................4 4.0 Communication and Coordination with Civilian Incident Command ...................6 5.0 All-Hazard Threats .............................................................................................7 5.1 Toxic Industrial Materials............................................................................8 5.2 Chemical Warfare Agents ..........................................................................9 5.3 Biological Agents......................................................................................10 5.4 Radiological Agents .................................................................................10 6.0 Comparison Between Military and Civilian MCD Equipment............................12 6.1 MCD Equipment.......................................................................................13 6.2 Detection Equipment................................................................................13 6.3 Individual and Personal Protective Equipment .........................................16 7.0 Decontamination Overview ..............................................................................19 7.1 Purpose, Definitions, and Types of Decontamination...............................19 7.2 Principles of Decontamination..................................................................25 7.3 Methods of Decontamination....................................................................28 8.0 MCD Operations ..............................................................................................31 8.1 Considerations for MCD Set Up and Response .......................................31 8.2 MCD Decontamination Line Set Up and Operation..................................46 8.3 Modified MCD Operations........................................................................64 8.4 MCD Operations for Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Hazards .....72 8.5 Mass Fatality Decontamination ................................................................74 8.6 Post-MCD Operations ..............................................................................77 9.0 Summary..........................................................................................................79 Appendix A – References........................................................................................83 Appendix B – Acronym List .....................................................................................91 Appendix C – Glossary............................................................................................95 Appendix D – Cross-Reference Guide with Civilian Equipment Specifications .....111 Appendix E – Properties and Symptoms of Chemical, Biological and Radiological Agents.................................................................................................125 Appendix F – MCD Decision Tree Matrices and Easy Reference Checklists.........133 Appendix G – USARNORTH MCD Operational Requirements and External Evaluation Standards..........................................................................143 Original iii Table of Contents Introduction MCD Equipment Comparison Decontamination Overview MCD Operations Summary Appendix A References Appendix B Acronym List Appendix C Glossary Appendix D MCD Cross- Reference Guide Appendix E CBR Guide Appendix F MCD Decision Trees Appendix G ARNORTH Guidance
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