text: Chapter 5
  5-19. The sustainment staff evaluates the effectiveness of current host-nation contracts between the host
  nation and civilian agencies in the AO. Then, the staff determines the best lead agency (military or civilian)
  to negotiate and contract for host-nation support. (Table 5-1 provides host-nation considerations for support.)
  Table 5-1. Host-nation considerations
  Items and Considerations
  Accommodations Communication
  • Billeting • Local
  • Offices • International
  • Stores and warehouses • Security
  • Workshops and vehicle parks Finance Payment for
  • Medical • Accommodations, supplies,
  • Hardstands communications, equipment, local labor
  maintenance, medical, and movement
  • Fuel
  facilities
  • Weapons and ammunition storage
  • Emergency facilities
  • Transportation, including aircraft
  • Personal facilities
  • Firing ranges
  Fuel
  • Training areas and facilities
  • Aircraft
  • Recreation areas and facilities
  • Vehicles
  • Laundry and dry-cleaning facilities
  • Ships
  • Postal facility
  • Methods of delivery
  • Mortuary facilities
  • Storage
  Weapons and Ammunition
  • Interoperability of refueling equipment
  • Security
  • Common use of refueling installations
  • Storage
  Rations
  • Collection or delivery
  • Fresh
  Local Labor
  • Pack
  • Method of hiring
  • Potable water
  • Method of payment
  Translation
  • Administration
  • Interpreters and language specialists
  Medical
  • Translation of documents
  • Normal facilities
  • Emergency facilities Supplies and Equipment (other than
  ammunition, fuel, or rations)
  • Reciprocal national health agreements
  • Common use items
  • Evacuation of casualties
  • Medical and blood supply system