text: Chapter 5
  FUNDING
  5-49. Commanders and staffs consider and answer the following funding questions with respect to the
  logistics portion of the operation:
  • Has it been determined if, or to what extent, operational-related expenses are reimbursed from
  common funding or sources external to national funding by the participating nations?
  • Has funding been identified to defense support of civil authorities or reimbursement expenditures?
  What are the limits on funding authority?
  • What is the availability of common funding of contracting, multinational headquarters
  establishment, and general or common support?
  • What are the accounting and reimbursement procedures for services and supplies exchanged
  between nations? Are replacement-in-kind procedures included?
  • Has the probable cost of multinational operations been determined? Is the probable cost acceptable?
  • What are the funding requirements for renting facilities for defense support of civil authorities?
  • Does the command have funding codes from all multinational nations? What methods and
  documentation are required to record all expenditures?
  • How will the command capture costs associated with supporting the multinational force?
  HOST-NATION SUPPORT
  5-50. Commanders and staffs consider and answer the following host-nation support questions with respect
  to the logistics portion of the operation:
  • Has host-nation support been evaluated to determine the logistics support available? Are law
  enforcement, sanitation, medical services, facilities, storage, and materiel included?
  • What are the capabilities of existing infrastructure? Do they include water treatment plants, power
  stations, reservoirs, and bulk and retail fuel storage? Engineers or facility managers provide critical
  information on the availability of existing facilities.
  • Have negotiations to secure support either been established or completed?
  • What is the impact of obtaining host-nation support on the host nation’s economy?
  • What are the possible environmental impacts on the host nation providing this support?
  • What technical agreements—such as environmental cleanup; customs duties and taxes; and
  hazardous material and waste storage, transit, and disposal—need be developed to augment host-
  nation support agreements?
  (For additional information, refer to sections 2341 through 2350 of Title 10 of the U.S. Code, Acquisition
  and Cross-Servicing Agreements.)
  MAINTENANCE
  5-51. Commanders and staffs consider and answer the following maintenance questions with respect to the
  logistics portion of the operation:
  • Do the multinational forces have maintenance support?
  • Do the multinational forces have the means to order and receive repair parts?
  • Do multinational forces have wreckers, stake and platform trailers, or heavy equipment transporters?
  • Do the multinational forces have communications repair facilities?
  CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, AND NUCLEAR DEFENSE
  5-52. Commanders and staffs consider and answer the following CBRN defense questions with respect to
  the logistics portion of the operation:
  • What logistics resources exist to assist multinational forces to counter CBRN hazards to include
  toxic industrial materials such as at medical treatment facilities or industrial facilities? (Are U.S.
  policies and guidelines acceptable to other nations if none exists?)
  • Is the necessary CBRN protection, detection, and reconnaissance equipment available to troops to
  counter the threat and continue their mission in a CBRN environment?
  • Are adequate unit and theater stocks of individual protective equipment available?
  • What plans exist to protect and train military dependents, contractors, and locally hired civilians
  against threats of weapons of mass destruction?