	FM 3-11.21 MCRP 3-37.2C NTTP 3-11.24 AFTTP(I) 3-2.37

FM 3-11.21	US Training and Doctrine Command Fort Monroe, Virginia
MCRP 3-37.2C	Marine Corps Combat Development Command Quantico, Virginia
NTTP 3-11.24	Navy Warfare Development Command Newport, Rhode Island
AFTTP(I) 3-2.37	Headquarters Air Force Doctrine Center Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama
	12 December 2001

FM 3-11.21/MCRP 3-37.2C/NTTP 3-11.24/AFTTP(I) 3-2.37

MULTISERVICE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT

COVER
FOREWORD
PREFACE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS
CHAPTER I	NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT
	Background
	Environment
	Military Role (Domestic Response)
	Military Role (Foreign Response)
	Response Measures
CHAPTER II	COMMAND AND CONTROL
	Background
	Domestic Operations
	Foreign Operations
	Other Command Considerations
	Reporting Requirements
CHAPTER III	PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
	Planning and Response Concept
	Deliberate Planning
	Crisis Action Planning
	Information Management
	Toxic Industrial Materials
CHAPTER IV	RESPONSE
	Background
	Notification
	Common Responsibilities
	Immediate Response
	Critical Response Tasks
	Initial Response
	Response-Execution Considerations
CHAPTER V	RECOVERY, TRANSITION, AND REDEVELOPMENT
	Background
	Recovery Operations
	Transition
	Redeployment
	Documentation
CHAPTER VI	EDUCATION AND TRAINING
	Overview
	Education
	Training
	Exercises
	Simulation and Modeling
	Rules of Engagement
	Public Affairs
APPENDIX A	CONTAMINATION-AVOIDANCE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES
	Background
	Preparedness
	Response Measures
	Summary
APPENDIX B	PROTECTION-INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE
	Individual Protection
	Shelter/Protection In Place
	Summary
	Expedient Actions
APPENDIX C	DECONTAMINATION TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES
	Background
	General
	Decontamination Basic Concepts
	Decontamination Planning
	Personnel and Casualty Decontamination-Station Overview
	Contamination-Reduction Considerations (Personnel Decontamination-Station Operations)
	Decontamination Procedures (Entry Point) (See Figure C-2)
	Decontamination Procedures (SCBA Removal) (See Figure C-2)
	Decontamination Procedures (Showers) (See Figure C-2)
	Decontamination Procedures (Medical Evaluation) (See Figure C-2)
	Casualty Decontamination
	Casualty Decontamination (Triage Point) (See Figure C-3)
	Casualty Decontamination (Emergency-Treatment Area) (See Figure C-3)
	Casualty Decontamination (Nonambulatory Decontamination) (See Figure C-3)
	Casualty Decontamination (Ambulatory Decontamination) (See Figure C-3)
	Casualty Decontamination (Clean Treatment Area) (See Figure C-3)
	Casualty Decontamination (Patient Disposition Point) (See Figure C-3)
	Casualty Decontamination (General Patient Decontamination Considerations)
APPENDIX D	DEPARTMENT-OF-DEFENSE RESPONSE AGENCIES
	General
	Response Agencies
APPENDIX E	TECHNICAL REACH-BACK CAPABILITIES
	Background
	National Response Center (NRC) and Chemical/Biological Hotline (1-800-424-8802)
	Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA)
	Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute (AFRRI) (301) 295-0316 or (301) 295-0530; FAX (301) 295-0227
	US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) (1-888-USA-RIID)
	US Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense (1-800-424-8802)
	National Domestic Preparedness Office (NDPO) (202) 324-8186
APPENDIX F	DEPARTMENT-OF-DEFENSE INSTALLATION FORCE-PROTECTION PLANNING CONSIDERATION
	Background
	AT/FP planning process
APPENDIX G	RESPONSE TO TOXIC INDUSTRIAL-MATERIALS EVENTS
	Background
	TIM-Operations Planning
	TIM Information-Management Resources
	Protective-Action-Zones (PAZ) Determination
	Vulnerability Mitigation
	TIM Precautions
	Risk-Management Summary
APPENDIX H	FEDERAL RESPONSE PLAN FOR A TERRORISM-INCIDENT RESPONSE
	Background
	Policies
	Situation
	Concept of Operations
	Responsibilities
	Funding Guidelines
APPENDIX I	FEDERAL RESPONSE-PLAN SUMMARY FOR EMERGENCY-SUPPORT FUNCTIONS
	Background
	Concept of Operations
REFERENCES
GLOSSARY
AUTHENTICATION

FIGURES	I-1	Tokyo Nerve-Agent Incident
	I-2	DOD Response to WMD Incident
	I-3	CM Foreign Response
	II-1	JTF-CS C² Structure
	II-2	Notional CM JTF
	II-3	Components of the ICS
	IV-1	Graduated-Response Overview
	IV-2	Emergency-Department Treatment of Contaminated Patients
	B-1	Level A Protection
	B-2	Level B Protection
	B-3	Level C Protection
	B-4	Level D Protection
	C-1	Establishing Safety Zones at a Hazardous-Materials Incident Scene
	C-2	Sample Personnel Decontamination-Station Layout
	C-3	Sample of a Casualty Decontamination Corridor Layout
	D-1	CB-RRT Capabilities
	D-2	CBIRF Organizational Structure
	D-3	CBIRF Incident Site Organization
	D-4	WMD-CST Organization
	F-1	AT Planning and Response Elements
	F-2	AT Planning Considerations (OPLAN Format)
	H-1	Relationship Between Crisis Management and CM
	H-2	Relationship Among Federal Agencies Under PDD-39
	H-3	Multiagency Crisis-Management Structures
	H-4	FBI JOC Structure
	H-5	Preincident CM
	H-6	Trans-Incident CM
	H-7	Postincident CM
	H-8	Relationships Among Federal Plans to Implement PDD-39
TABLES	II-1	ICS and JTF Staff Counterparts
	B-1	Protection-In-Place Options
	G-1	Example Hazard-Response Guide (Mixed Load/Unidentified Cargo)
	I-1	Emergency-Support-Function Designation Matrix

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MULTISERVICE TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL ASPECTS OF CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT

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