DAFI36-3002_MACDILLAFBSUP governs procedures and requirements for the MacDill AFB Casualty Program.
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The publication addresses casualty reporting, notification, assistance, standby coverage, and commander duties. It requires casualty information collection, emergency-data reviews, notification coordination, and compliance with mandatory attachments.
The Casualty Services Office is the installation Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) for the administration of all actions pertaining to casualty reporting, notification and assistance as outlined in DAFI 36-3002, paragraph 1.3.10.
For each casualty, obtains the following information: Name, Grade, SSAN, Unit of Assignment, Duty Location, Type of Casualty (death, DUSTWUN, injury, illness) and the severity, date, and time of occurrence; if other persons were involved, include their identities, status, and exact location of incident.
Notifies the 6 ARW/CP (828-4361) immediately upon the death of any activeduty member.
Under no circumstances will unit commanders make casualty notification without prior guidance and instruction from the Air Force Personnel Center, Casualty Services (AFPC/DPFCS) via the CAR.
Prepare the commander’s condolence/circumstance letter as required and submit it to the CAR within 5 calendar days after notification for review prior to dispatch.