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Warrior Skills Level 1 - Leader Development for Army Professionals

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Per<strong>for</strong>mance Steps<br />

(8) You observe personnel wearing protective masks.<br />

(9) You observe other signs of a possible CB agent hazard/attack.<br />

b. Respond to the commander's policy of automatic masking.<br />

Note: Commanders at all levels may establish a modified policy by designating additional<br />

criteria <strong>for</strong> automatic masking.<br />

2. Protect yourself from CB contamination by using your assigned protective<br />

mask without fastening the hood.<br />

Note: The mask provides protection against conventional warfare agents; however, the<br />

mask will provide little if any protection from toxic industrial materials (TIMs), but it<br />

provides the best available protection to enable you to evacuate the hazard area. You may<br />

be required to evacuate to a minimum safe distance of at least 300 meters upwind from the<br />

contamination (if possible) or as directed by the commander.<br />

3. Give the alarm.<br />

a. Shout, "Gas, Gas, Gas."<br />

b. Give the appropriate hand-and-arm signal.<br />

c. Hit two metal objects together.<br />

4. Take cover and/or assemble as directed, moving at least 300 meters upwind<br />

from the suspected contamination area to reduce exposure.<br />

5. Decontaminate exposed skin using the individual decontaminating kit as<br />

necessary.<br />

6. Cover all exposed skin and assume MOPP 4 as directed.<br />

Note: This step is graded only if MOPP is available.<br />

Note: If you are wearing an ACH, IOTV, or DAPs, proceed to per<strong>for</strong>mance step 6e.<br />

a. Don the overgarment trousers.<br />

b. Don the overgarment coat.<br />

c. Don the overboots.<br />

Note: Combat boots provide limited protection. Cover them as soon as possible because<br />

they absorb chemicals. (It takes a long time to put on the overboots, in an emergency, put<br />

them on last.)<br />

d. Don the protective gloves.<br />

Note: Per<strong>for</strong>m per<strong>for</strong>mance steps 6e through 6k only if wearing ACH, IOTV, or DAPs.<br />

e. Remove the ACH and protective eyewear.<br />

f. Loosen the DAP.<br />

g. Remove the IOTV by opening the medical access hook and pile closure<br />

and loosening the left shoulder adjustment strap.<br />

WARNING<br />

When removing the IOTV over the head. Take care not to snag the<br />

filter canister and break the seal of your protective mask.<br />

h. Per<strong>for</strong>m per<strong>for</strong>mance steps 6a through 6d, and then proceed to<br />

per<strong>for</strong>mance step 6i.<br />

i. Don the IOTV by tightening the left shoulder adjustment strap and<br />

fastening the medical access hook and pile closure.<br />

3-120 2 May 2011 STP 21-1-SMCT

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