DAFI36-3002_YOKOTAABSUP — Casualty Services

DAFI36-3002_YOKOTAABSUP governs responsibilities and procedures supporting the Yokota Air Base Casualty Services program.

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• Publication number: DAFI36-3002_YOKOTAABSUP
• Title: CASUALTY SERVICES
• Date: 2023-09-14

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It covers casualty reporting through DCIPS-CR, DUSTWUN and EAWUN classifications, casualty assistance, casualty notifications, and medical evacuation reporting. It requires reports for specified casualties and establishes provisions for inmates, deserters, dependents, and next-of-kin notifications.

Applies to: It applies to all base agencies and associated geographically separated units (GSUs) supported by the Military Personnel Flight (MPF).

Topics covered

• DCIPS-CR casualty reports
• DUSTWUN and EAWUN classifications
• Casualty assistance for deserters
• Next-of-kin notifications
• Medical evacuation reporting
• Casualty services for inmates

Questions and answers

How are casualty reports processed under DAFI36-3002_YOKOTAABSUP?

Casualty reports will be processed via DCIPS-CR. (paragraph 551-556)

Who is DUSTWUN applicable to?

DUSTWUN is applicable to military members only. (paragraph 3)

When is EAWUN reportable for civilians and contractors?

EAWUN is the DoD civilian and contractor equivalent and only reportable if occurred in a theater of combat operations or a hostile casualty. (paragraph 3)

Are casualty services provided to Air Force and Space Force inmates?

Casualty services will be provided for all Air Force and Space Force inmates who are incarcerated in a military or civilian institution and who are still members of the Air Force or Space Force. (paragraph 8)

Are casualty assistance services provided to the next of kin of deserters?

Casualty assistance is not provided to NOK of deserters. (paragraph 1-4)

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