text: Surgeon and Surgeon Section
  * Coordinates with the G-3 (S-3) for prioritizing the reallocation of organic and attached/OPCON
  medical augmentation assets as required by the tactical situation.
  * Oversees command tactical standard operating procedures (TSOPs), plans, policies, and
  procedures for AHS support as prescribed by the surgeon.
  * Oversees individual and collective medical training and provides information to the surgeon and
  commander.
  * Coordinates with the G-3 (S-3), G-4 (S-4), and command chemical officer for nonmedical assets
  for assisting with mass casualties and patient decontamination operations.
  * Coordinates with the G-3 (S-3) for additional evacuation assets, as required.
  * Coordinates and prioritizes patient evacuation or movement within the command.
  * Coordinates patient evacuation from organic MTFs to higher-level roles of medical care.
  * Coordinates the MEDEVAC of all detainee casualties.
  * Monitors medical regulating and patient tracking operations.
  * Coordinates and prioritizes MEDLOG and blood management requirements for the command.
  * Coordinates and manages the disposition of captured medical materiel.
  * Coordinates, plans, and prioritizes public health missions.
  * Monitors disease trends within the command.
  * Coordinates dental support when the tactical situation permits.
  * Coordinates with the supporting veterinary element pertaining to subsistence and animal disease
  surveillance.
  * Develops and publishes the medical reporting schedule for Force XXI Battle Command Brigade
  and Below in accordance with FM 6-99 and the commander’s guidance. Initiates other reports as
  necessary (see Table C-2 on page C-6).
  * Maintains situational understanding by coordinating for current AHS information with surgeons
  of the next higher, adjacent, and subordinate headquarters.
  * Coordinates, monitors, and synchronizes the execution of AHS support for the command for each
  war-gamed course of action to ensure a fit and healthy force.
  * The surgeon and their sections are responsible for coordinating with many personal, special, and
  coordinating staffs. This list is not limited to Table C-3 (on page C-7). These tasks and
  responsibilities are outlined in FM 3-94 and ATPs 3-91, 3-92, and 3-94. For more information,
  refer to these doctrinal publications.
  Table C-1. Surgeon section by echelon
  Surgeon Echelon Personnel required
  ASCC surgeon section 6-15 personnel required (dependent on type of HQs assigned)
  Corps surgeon section 12 personnel required
  Division surgeon section 12 personnel required
  Brigade surgeon section 3-11 personnel required (dependent on type of brigade assigned)