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Contents—Continued
Table E–12: Consolidated Legal Office, page 236
Table E–13: Installation Safety Office, page 236
Table E–14: Garrison Resource Management Office, page 236
Table E–15: Medical treatment facility commander, page 237
Table E–15A: Medical emergency manager, page 238
Table F–1: Hazard identification list, page 239
Table G–1: Basic plan development, page 242
Table G–2: Resource management support annex matrix, page 244
Table G–3: Support agreement support annexes matrix, page 245
Table G–4: Ready Army support annex matrix, page 245
Table G–5: Evacuation management support annex matrix, page 246
Table G–6: Mass care support annex matrix, page 246
Table G–7: Personnel accountability support annex matrix, page 246
Table G–8: Special event management support annex matrix, page 247
Table G–9: Chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and high yield explosives–specific support annexes matrix,
page 247
Table G–10: Inventory management support annex matrix, page 248
Table G–11: Public health emergency support annex matrix, page 248
Table G–12: Critical infrastructure support annex matrix, page 248
Table G–13: Functional area annex development assignments, page 249
Table G–14: Terrorism hazard-specific appendixes matrix, page 252
Table G–15: Fire hazard-specific appendix matrix, page 252
Table G–16: Environmental oil and hazardous substances hazard-specific appendix matrix, page 253
Table G–17: Pandemic and/or epidemic disease hazard-specific appendix matrix, page 253
Figure List
Figure 2–1: Incident types, page 13
Figure 11–1: Incident command system organization (overview), page 60
Figure 11–2: Incident expansion and Multi-Agency Coordination System roles, page 61
Figure 15–1: Exercise process, page 143
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