AFTTP3-42.32 — Installation Medical All Hazards Response (imahr)

AFTTP3-42.32 governs tactics, techniques, and procedures for installation medical all-hazards response.

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  • Publication number: AFTTP3-42.32
  • Title: INSTALLATION MEDICAL ALL HAZARDS RESPONSE (IMAHR)
  • Date: 2021-07-29

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It addresses CBRN, WMD, HAZMAT, TIM, and natural-event incidents through casualty prevention and casualty management. It provides CONOPS for medical counter-CBRN teams and covers decontamination, disposal management, and security provisions.

Applies to: It applies to all Air Force military and civilian personnel.

Topics covered

  • Medical counter-CBRN capabilities
  • Casualty prevention
  • Casualty management
  • Decontamination and disposal management
  • Security provisions
  • Biological aerosol monitoring
  • Outpatient Decontamination Package

Questions and answers

Is the doctrine in AFTTP3-42.32 directive?

The doctrine in this document is authoritative but not directive.

Which allowance standards do non-co-located ANG units employ?

Air National Guard (ANG) units not co-located with active duty (AD) units employ only the Patient Decontamination (976A), BE (976H), Triage (976K), and PH (976P) allowance standards.

Are ANG units required to publish an MCRP?

In accordance with (IAW) Air Force Instruction (AFI) 41-106, Medical Readiness Program Management, ANG units are not required to publish an MCRP.

Where must ANG MC-CBRN capability planning be included?

Include all planning for the ANG MC-CBRN capabilities in each wing’s Installation Emergency Management Plan (IEMP).

Where are AFRC BE offices located organizationally?

Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) BE offices are part of base operations support (BOS) and not the medical unit.

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