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They should all remain alert for the appearance of any chemical symptoms.
AR Training in Units :: Military Publications – Army Regulations – USAHEC
It is also used when 30-42 platoon moves into an area contaminated by residual radiation. As soon as a soldier using a monitoring device detects a nuclear hazard, he should warn others.
Ensure decontamination equipment is accessible. Soldiers should eat and drink only from approved sources. Views View Edit History. Once permission is granted, the rest of the soldiers can safely unmask.
AR 350-41 Training in Units
An NBC-3 nuclear report is received from higher headquarters. If there is no evidence of agents, one or two soldiers unmask for 5 minutes, then remask. Biological agents are disease-producing germs.
Once chemical agents have been employed or while the threat of enemy chemical attack exists, the unit commander decides whether to keep all or only some of the soldiers masked and in chemical-protective clothing. Soldiers must know exactly what to do and how to do it without hesitation.

The platoon must enter an area known to be or suspected of being contaminated by a chemical or biological agent. They are observed for chemical-agent symptoms for 10 minutes in a shady area.
If symptoms do not appear after 10 minutes, the same soldiers again break wr seals, take two or three breaths, and clear and reseal their masks. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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Still not finding what you’re looking for? Radiological monitoring is the detection presence and intensity of residual radiation by the use of radiacmeters. This page was last edited on 25 Mayat These agents may be dispersed as aerosols by generators, explosives, bomblets, missiles, and aircraft. After 10 more minutes, if symptoms have not appeared, the rest of the group can safely unmask once permission is granted from higher headquarters.
Individual Actions After a Chemical Attack. A feeling of choking or tightness in the chest or throat. Harmful germs may also be spread by the release of infected insects, such as flies, mosquitos, fleas, and ticks. Take actions to repair fighting positions. The senior person present follows these procedures: Information about possible enemy use of nuclear weapons is forwarded to companies and smaller units through the chain of command by the quickest and most secure means.
Threat 350-422 have both chemical and biological weapons that can be used separately, together, or with nuclear and conventional weapons. Chemical agents can be disseminated by artillery, mortars, rockets, missiles, aircraft qr, bombs, and landmines. If an attack is imminent or if chemicals have already been employed, soldiers should mask when—.

A chemical attack is suspected for any other reason, such as enemy soldiers seen wearing protective masks and clothing, or presence of dead animals or people with no outward sign of injury. If a platoon learns that it is subject to an imminent chemical attack or downwind vapor hazard, each soldier should take the following precautionary measures: The IM or DT dosimeters are the instruments used to measure total dose radiation received by soldiers.
Procedures Following a Nuclear Detonation. Characteristics of Chemical Agents. Protective Measures in Chemical and Biological Warfare.

Platoons will return to periodic monitoring when ordered by higher or when the radiacmeter reading falls below 1 cGy per hour. These levels apply in all cases to the soldiers inside or outside vehicles.
The mask protects against inhaling chemical agents. Give an immediate status report to higher. A dose rate of 1 centigray cGy per hour is recorded during periodic ad. The following is an emergency field expedient when friendly elements have been masked for a long time, when there are no remaining signs of chemical agent use, and when the platoon has no detector kit.
