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1-34 FM 42-414 control, refugee control, straggler control; NBC detecting and reporting; and, some local security when required. • Coordinate with engineers to support critical facilities. Engineers construct fortifications and barriers and clear debris and rubble in support of the base ADC mission. • Coordinate EOD support to area damage control operations with EODCT. One EODCG with four subordinate EOD detachments is allocated to each separately deployed brigade. • Coordinate for decontamination support. If contaminated, evacuate along specific routes (not MSR) assigned by the MCO to the appointed decontamination sites. The MPs provide route control.
CHAPTER 2 QUARTERMASTER FIELD SERVICE COMPANY, DIRECT SUPPORT: HEADQUARTERS This chapter is for the company commander and headquarters personnel. FM 42-414 (NOTE: Under TOE 42414L0, FSC, DS, operational measures for S/L and CR will mirror TOE 10414L0 of the SLCR platoons for the FSC, M, described in this chapter with the exception to the number of soldiers each respectively supports. This data is also portrayed in chapter 3.) COMPANY HEADQUARTERS Section I MISSION Company HQ soldiers and you, the commander, support your unit elements. The mission of the company HQ section entails a variety of functions: planning, directing, training, and supervising the operations and employment of the company, and coordinating logistical support required to conduct the entire company operations. Effective operation of the headquarters requires identifying key personnel and understanding their primary duties and responsibilities. Key personnel are the commander, his staff, and soldiers who assist him and his staff. The following company HQ positions and job duties are -- Commander and Duties. As the leader of the company, you command the company so that its mission is carried out as required. You are responsible for unit readiness, site establishments, communications, defense, unit administration, supply, maintenance, and overall training of the company. You are also responsible for food service support to your troops. The commander will dictate the responsibilities of the XO. Executive Officer and Duties. The XO is second in command. His primary role is to help the commander in managing the company’s mission. He ensures reports from company elements are forwarded to higher headquarters' (tactical) operation center. (The XO may locate where he can maintain communications with the company commander and higher headquarters operation center.) The XO assumes command of company when the commander is elsewhere (or as directed by the commander). The following duties may also be administered by the XO. • Plans and coordinates mission requirements. The XO plans and coordinates logistical and maintenance support with agencies outside the company, while the 1SG does the same internally. He prepares or assists in the preparation of paragraph 4 of the OPORD; and, he may also assist the commander in planning the mission. • Coordinates C 3 I and acts as liaison officer. The XO coordinates with higher, adjacent, and supporting units. By discretion of the company commander, he serves as company’s liaison or special representative to special events or as an assignment (additional) duty. He may aid in the assumption of control of a platoon or section/team for movement and operations. 2-1
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APPENDIX C MISSION-KILL OPERATIONAL
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Chemical FM 42-414 Chemical mission
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Uses of Mission-Kill Weapons FM 42-
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APPENDIX G CLOTHING RESIZING FM 42-
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Finished Measurements (in) Sleeve B
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FM 42-414 Medical Bulletin 577. Occ
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FM 42-414 TM 10-8340-211-13. Operat
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