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TAB C (Life Support Information)
c. The clinic has a standard Class VIII package it provides to your unit's
medics. Ensure it includes enough bee-sting kits for your soldiers that need them.
d. Coordinate for all medical support for training, to include ambulances,
through your sponsor company.
e. JMRC has a 24-hr aerial MEDEVAC. However, ground MEDEVAC is
usually quicker. MEDEVAC procedures and nine-line are listed in Annex D, Appendix
1.
15. Serious Incidents/LODs
a. All serious incidents (reportable accidents, injuries, death, lost/damaged
sensitive items, AWOLs, hospitalizations, Red Cross messages, etc.) must be reported
to the 1-4 IN battalion commander or XO, sponsor company commander, EOC (SDO),
your unit battalion commander, and the JMRC-RC-LNO ASAP. ODT unit company or
detachment commanders should report serious incidents directly to the 1-4 IN battalion
commander. Ensure you report the incident in your next day's status report.
b. Complete all the information on the Serious Incident Report in Annex E.
c. Initiate a Line of Duty (LOD) investigation if required. The ODT unit
commander must complete Section 2 of the Statement of Medical Examination and
Duty Status (DA Form 2173) received from the servicing medical facility, and a Report
of Investigation (DD Form 261). The reverse side of DA Form 2173 must contain the
statement "by authority of the Secretary of the Army" and will be signed by the
approving Patient Administration Division (PAD). Forward both forms through normal
chain of command channels. Forward a copy of each form to the JMRC RC-LNO and
to:
Commander
1st PERSCOM
ATTN: AEUPE-PSSD-CCD
APO AE 09081
d. The NG safety officer will fill out an abbreviated ground accident report for
any serious incident and turn it in to the post safety office within 24 hours of the incident
and before leaving for the States.
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