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VOLUME I Multinational Maritime Tactical Instructions and Procedures

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MTP 1(D), Vol. I<br />

Table 12-5. Graduated Levels of NBC Threat <strong>and</strong> Minimum Individual Protection<br />

Serial<br />

NBC<br />

Threat<br />

NBC<br />

Threat<br />

Level (1)<br />

CHEM/BIO<br />

(Individual)<br />

Normal Protection Required<br />

NUCLEAR<br />

(Individual)<br />

NBC<br />

(Collective)<br />

(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f)<br />

1 The enemy has an offensive<br />

NBC capability but there is<br />

no indication of its use in the<br />

immediate future.<br />

LOW<br />

All personnel carry their<br />

personal equipment or<br />

have it readily available.<br />

Make regular<br />

checks that all collective<br />

protection<br />

components are<br />

complete <strong>and</strong><br />

serviceable.<br />

2 Nuclear weapons or chemical/biological<br />

weapons have<br />

been used in another area of<br />

operations <strong>and</strong>/or there are<br />

strong indications that the<br />

enemy will use these weapons<br />

in the immediate future.<br />

MEDIUM<br />

Body protection,<br />

worn,<br />

less<br />

overboots<br />

<strong>and</strong> gloves;<br />

respirators<br />

carried (2a<br />

<strong>and</strong> b).<br />

Low level<br />

applies.<br />

Test static collective<br />

protection<br />

systems. Mobile<br />

units earmark locations<br />

for the<br />

installation of collective<br />

protection<br />

shelters <strong>and</strong> erect<br />

them if the tactical<br />

situation permits.<br />

Personnel <strong>and</strong><br />

equipment to be<br />

kept under cover as<br />

much as possible to<br />

protect them from<br />

liquid contamination<br />

radioactive fallout.<br />

3 Nuclear attack or chemical/biological<br />

attack is<br />

imminent.<br />

HIGH<br />

Increase<br />

protection<br />

level as necessary<br />

to<br />

achieve full<br />

body protection<br />

(2a).<br />

Low level<br />

applies.<br />

Eye protection<br />

as<br />

required<br />

<strong>and</strong> appropriate.<br />

Put collective systems<br />

into state of<br />

readiness, including<br />

those of combat vehicles,<br />

<strong>and</strong><br />

wherever possible,<br />

collective protection<br />

shelters belonging<br />

to mobile units.<br />

NOTES:<br />

1. The threat level to a particular area will be decided by the appropriate comm<strong>and</strong>er in accordance with NATO<br />

or national instructions.<br />

2. These normal levels of individual protection may be:<br />

a. Reduced if warranted by special conditions (i.e., personnel inside collective protection <strong>and</strong>/or comm<strong>and</strong>ers<br />

assess the risk of chemical or biological casualties is outweighed by benefits of reduced<br />

individual protective equipment).<br />

b. Increased if local conditions dem<strong>and</strong> a higher degree of protection.<br />

12-16 ORIGINAL

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