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Combat Army Chemical Operations US Army Chemical School NBC Decontamination ConceptsUS Army Chemical School NBC Decontamination ConceptsSubcourse OverviewTable of ContentsTable of Contents cont'dLesson 1 Fundamentals of NBC DecontaminationIntroduction Forms and Origins of ContaminationVaporPersistency of ContaminationHazard DetectionNerve AgentsImpact of ContaminationEffects of ContaminationEffects of Biological Agent Contamination cont'dPart B - NBC Decontamination ConceptsReasons for DecontaminationPrinciples of DecontaminationDecontaminate only what is necessaryPart C - NBC Decontamination MethodsOperational DecontaminationOperational Decontamination cont'dThorough DecontaminationPatient DecontaminationLesson 1 Practice ExerciseLesson 1 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 2 Detection of NBC ContaminationIntroductionPart A - Chemical and Biological Detection Methods M9 Chemical Agent Detector PaperM256/M256A1 Chemical Agent Detector KitM8 and M8A1 Automatic Chemical Agent Alarm SystemDetection of Biological ContaminationPart B - Radiological Detection MethodsRADIAC InstrumentsPP-1578/PD Series ChargerAN/PDR-75 RADIAC Set and DT-236/PDR-75 RADIAC DetectorAN/PDR-75 RADIAC Set and DT-236/PDR-75 RADIAC Detector cont'dLesson 2 Practice ExerciseLesson 2 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Kay and FeedbackLesson 3 NBC Decontamination Equipment and DecontaminantsIntroductionFigure 3-1. M258A1 Skin Decontamination KitFigure 3-2. M291 Skin Decontaminating KitFigure 3-3. M11 Skin Decontamination KitM13 Decontaminating Apparatus Portable (DAP)Figure 3-4. M13 DAPM12A1 Power-Driven Decontaminating Apparatus (PDDA)Figure 3-6. M12A1 PDDAPart B-Standard DecontaminantsSupertropical Bleach (STB)Preparation MethodsSoap and DetergentsThe effects of weathering or aging includeSoilFireThe procedures for using water includePart D -Identify the Miscellaneous Decontaminants Washing Soda (Soda Ash, Laundry Soda, Sal Soda, and Sodium Carbonate)Caustic Potash (Potassium Hydroxide)Hot AirLesson 3 Practice ExerciseLesson 3 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback cont'dLesson 4 Planning Decontamination Operations Part A - Decontamination Operations Determination SpeedConditions Which Must ExistMeans of decontamination must be availablePart B - Decontamination Site SelectAdequate Water SourceAccessibility by Vehicles and EquipmentSecurityWritten or oral reportPart C - Estimation of the SituationPlanning time for specific decon operationsCoordination ProcessCommunicationPart D - Planning Decontamination Support Outside The DivisionCorps and Echelons Above CorpsPart E Weather and Protection FactorsConfinementTable 4-1. Maximum Work Times with Minimum Heat Casualties of MOPP Level 4Part F - Operational Decontamination PlanningPreparation PhaseRendezvousSite Control and SecurityPart G - Thorough Decontamination Planning Units InvolvedAssessment and Recovery TeamRequestExecution PhaseSite Clearance PhaseReconstruction PhaseReconstruction Phase cont'dPart H - Planning for Contamination Combinations of NBC WeaponsPart H - Planning for Contamination Combinations of NBC Weapons cont'dLesson 4 Practice ExerciseLesson 4 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 4 Practice Exercise cont'd Lesson 4 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackBlank PageBlank PageBlank Page
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Army Chemical Operations US Army Chemical School NBC Decontamination ConceptsUS Army Chemical School NBC Decontamination ConceptsSubcourse OverviewTable of ContentsTable of Contents cont'dLesson 1 Fundamentals of NBC DecontaminationIntroduction Forms and Origins of ContaminationVaporPersistency of ContaminationHazard DetectionNerve AgentsImpact of ContaminationEffects of ContaminationEffects of Biological Agent Contamination cont'dPart B - NBC Decontamination ConceptsReasons for DecontaminationPrinciples of DecontaminationDecontaminate only what is necessaryPart C - NBC Decontamination MethodsOperational DecontaminationOperational Decontamination cont'dThorough DecontaminationPatient DecontaminationLesson 1 Practice ExerciseLesson 1 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 2 Detection of NBC ContaminationIntroductionPart A - Chemical and Biological Detection Methods M9 Chemical Agent Detector PaperM256/M256A1 Chemical Agent Detector KitM8 and M8A1 Automatic Chemical Agent Alarm SystemDetection of Biological ContaminationPart B - Radiological Detection MethodsRADIAC InstrumentsPP-1578/PD Series ChargerAN/PDR-75 RADIAC Set and DT-236/PDR-75 RADIAC DetectorAN/PDR-75 RADIAC Set and DT-236/PDR-75 RADIAC Detector cont'dLesson 2 Practice ExerciseLesson 2 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Kay and FeedbackLesson 3 NBC Decontamination Equipment and DecontaminantsIntroductionFigure 3-1. M258A1 Skin Decontamination KitFigure 3-2. M291 Skin Decontaminating KitFigure 3-3. M11 Skin Decontamination KitM13 Decontaminating Apparatus Portable (DAP)Figure 3-4. M13 DAPM12A1 Power-Driven Decontaminating Apparatus (PDDA)Figure 3-6. M12A1 PDDAPart B-Standard DecontaminantsSupertropical Bleach (STB)Preparation MethodsSoap and DetergentsThe effects of weathering or aging includeSoilFireThe procedures for using water includePart D -Identify the Miscellaneous Decontaminants Washing Soda (Soda Ash, Laundry Soda, Sal Soda, and Sodium Carbonate)Caustic Potash (Potassium Hydroxide)Hot AirLesson 3 Practice ExerciseLesson 3 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback cont'dLesson 4 Planning Decontamination Operations Part A - Decontamination Operations Determination SpeedConditions Which Must ExistMeans of decontamination must be availablePart B - Decontamination Site SelectAdequate Water SourceAccessibility by Vehicles and EquipmentSecurityWritten or oral reportPart C - Estimation of the SituationPlanning time for specific decon operationsCoordination ProcessCommunicationPart D - Planning Decontamination Support Outside The DivisionCorps and Echelons Above CorpsPart E Weather and Protection FactorsConfinementTable 4-1. Maximum Work Times with Minimum Heat Casualties of MOPP Level 4Part F - Operational Decontamination PlanningPreparation PhaseRendezvousSite Control and SecurityPart G - Thorough Decontamination Planning Units InvolvedAssessment and Recovery TeamRequestExecution PhaseSite Clearance PhaseReconstruction PhaseReconstruction Phase cont'dPart H - Planning for Contamination Combinations of NBC WeaponsPart H - Planning for Contamination Combinations of NBC Weapons cont'dLesson 4 Practice ExerciseLesson 4 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 4 Practice Exercise cont'd Lesson 4 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackBlank PageBlank PageBlank Page
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US Army Chemical School NBC Decontamination ConceptsUS Army Chemical School NBC Decontamination ConceptsSubcourse OverviewTable of ContentsTable of Contents cont'dLesson 1 Fundamentals of NBC DecontaminationIntroduction Forms and Origins of ContaminationVaporPersistency of ContaminationHazard DetectionNerve AgentsImpact of ContaminationEffects of ContaminationEffects of Biological Agent Contamination cont'dPart B - NBC Decontamination ConceptsReasons for DecontaminationPrinciples of DecontaminationDecontaminate only what is necessaryPart C - NBC Decontamination MethodsOperational DecontaminationOperational Decontamination cont'dThorough DecontaminationPatient DecontaminationLesson 1 Practice ExerciseLesson 1 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 2 Detection of NBC ContaminationIntroductionPart A - Chemical and Biological Detection Methods M9 Chemical Agent Detector PaperM256/M256A1 Chemical Agent Detector KitM8 and M8A1 Automatic Chemical Agent Alarm SystemDetection of Biological ContaminationPart B - Radiological Detection MethodsRADIAC InstrumentsPP-1578/PD Series ChargerAN/PDR-75 RADIAC Set and DT-236/PDR-75 RADIAC DetectorAN/PDR-75 RADIAC Set and DT-236/PDR-75 RADIAC Detector cont'dLesson 2 Practice ExerciseLesson 2 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 2 Practice Exercise Answer Kay and FeedbackLesson 3 NBC Decontamination Equipment and DecontaminantsIntroductionFigure 3-1. M258A1 Skin Decontamination KitFigure 3-2. M291 Skin Decontaminating KitFigure 3-3. M11 Skin Decontamination KitM13 Decontaminating Apparatus Portable (DAP)Figure 3-4. M13 DAPM12A1 Power-Driven Decontaminating Apparatus (PDDA)Figure 3-6. M12A1 PDDAPart B-Standard DecontaminantsSupertropical Bleach (STB)Preparation MethodsSoap and DetergentsThe effects of weathering or aging includeSoilFireThe procedures for using water includePart D -Identify the Miscellaneous Decontaminants Washing Soda (Soda Ash, Laundry Soda, Sal Soda, and Sodium Carbonate)Caustic Potash (Potassium Hydroxide)Hot AirLesson 3 Practice ExerciseLesson 3 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackLesson 3 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback cont'dLesson 4 Planning Decontamination Operations Part A - Decontamination Operations Determination SpeedConditions Which Must ExistMeans of decontamination must be availablePart B - Decontamination Site SelectAdequate Water SourceAccessibility by Vehicles and EquipmentSecurityWritten or oral reportPart C - Estimation of the SituationPlanning time for specific decon operationsCoordination ProcessCommunicationPart D - Planning Decontamination Support Outside The DivisionCorps and Echelons Above CorpsPart E Weather and Protection FactorsConfinementTable 4-1. Maximum Work Times with Minimum Heat Casualties of MOPP Level 4Part F - Operational Decontamination PlanningPreparation PhaseRendezvousSite Control and SecurityPart G - Thorough Decontamination Planning Units InvolvedAssessment and Recovery TeamRequestExecution PhaseSite Clearance PhaseReconstruction PhaseReconstruction Phase cont'dPart H - Planning for Contamination Combinations of NBC WeaponsPart H - Planning for Contamination Combinations of NBC Weapons cont'dLesson 4 Practice ExerciseLesson 4 Practice Exercise cont'dLesson 4 Practice Exercise cont'd Lesson 4 Practice Exercise Answer Key and FeedbackBlank PageBlank PageBlank Page
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