AFI36-3002_627ABGSUP — Casualty Services

AFI36-3002_627ABGSUP governs procedures and requirements for the McChord Field Casualty Program, including casualty reporting and notification.

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  • Publication number: AFI36-3002_627ABGSUP
  • Title: Casualty Services
  • Date: 2015-03-26

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AFI36-3002_627ABGSUP assigns casualty reporting and notification duties to the Command Post, unit commanders, Security Forces Squadron, and Medical Squadron. It requires protected information and casualty records to be collected and maintained under specified authorities and records-management systems.

Applies to: It applies to all units assigned, attached, and tenant units at McChord Field Washington.

Topics covered

  • Casualty reporting
  • Casualty notification
  • Command Post duties
  • Unit commander duties
  • Medical casualty status
  • Emergency Family Member Travel
  • Record of Emergency Data

Questions and answers

When must an agency or individual notify the Command Post of an Air Force casualty?

During duty or non-duty hours, any agency/individual having first-hand knowledge of an Air Force casualty will immediately notify the CP that an active duty casualty has occurred. (paragraph 5)

How quickly must a circumstance or condolence letter be submitted for review?

Prepare the circumstance/condolence letter as required and submit to the CAR for review within 5 calendar days after notification. (paragraph 5)

When must the CAR and Mortuary Affairs Officer contact the next of kin?

Inform the NOK that the CAR and Mortuary Affairs Officer will contact them within 24 hours regarding benefits and funeral arrangements. (paragraph 5)

How quickly must on-call medical personnel report to the Casualty Assistance Office?

The medical personnel on-call must be available to report to the Casualty Assistance Office within 30 minutes of notification during duty hours and within one hour after normal duty hours. (paragraph 5)

How often must medical progress reports be provided for SI or VSI casualties?

Patient Administration staff will provide medical progress report information to CAR within 24 hours of the initial Casualty Report and for SI/VSI every 14 days thereafter until the individual is no longer in a reportable casualty status or has been fully restored to duty. (paragraph 5)

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