| Branch | U.S. Air Force |
| Series | AFTTP |
| Publication date | 2021-07-29 (5.1 years ago) |
| Status | Current |
| Proponent / OPR | AF/SG |
| Source of record | AF e-Publishing |
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This publication provides guidance for medical units to plan, prepare, and employ assigned assets for the initial installation medical response to an incident at home stations (i.e., fixed-site airbases), using an all-hazards approach. It also establishes a manning and equipment framework to guide resource allocation. Initi al response, as used in this AFTTP, is considered the initial phases after an event has occurred or been detected. Initial installation medical response includes crisis and consequence management designed to rescue and stabilize casualties, contain contam ination, and preserve evidence. AFRC medical units are exempt from this AFTTP with the exception of bioenvironmental engineering (BE) capabilities. See Chapter 17 for more information on AFRC responsibilities.
This document has been substantially revised and should be completely reviewed. It incorporates changes necessary to align with recent updates to AFI 41-106 and AFI 10-2501. It incorporates recent strategic realignment efforts, new concepts for biological aerosol monitoring, and includes additional information regarding the Outpatient Decontamination Package. Added updated medical response information and guidance utilizing an all-hazards approach when responding to incidents. Removed information that is referenced in other Air Force or DoD guidance
Publications state their own changes on page 1 — behind a PDF the official host will not serve to a search engine. This is that section, verbatim. It describes the edition above, not every historical change.
| Functional community | Publications | Which ones |
|---|---|---|
| Health Services | 1 | AFI 41-106 AFGSC Sup |
| Operations | 1 | DAFI 10-2501 AFGSC Sup |
2 publications in 2 other communities depend on this one. Each community inspects its own publications; a dependency that crosses communities is owned by nobody, which is why this list normally does not exist anywhere. Built from the publications' own citations, so it reflects what we have read.
If AFTTP 3-42.32 changes, these are the documents that point at it. Extracted from the publications' own text, so it reflects what we have read, not a complete dependency map. Every publishing office validates its own document; nobody validates the seams between them.