text: Appendix A
  reduce post-conflict or post-crisis turmoil and help stabilize a situation. Commanders address the
  decontamination, disposal, and destruction of war materiel. They address the removal and destruction of
  unexploded ordnance and the responsibility for demining operations.
  A-17. The consolidation of friendly and available enemy mine field reports is critical to this mission.
  Additionally, the theater army must be prepared to provide AHS support, emergency restoration of utilities,
  support to social needs of the indigenous population, and other humanitarian activities as required. (See ADP
  3-07 and FM 3-07 for more information on the performance of stability tasks). Army Health System support
  during operations to consolidate gains includes but not limited to:
  * Coordinate, integrate, and synchronize AHS resources into the interagency efforts. Provide
  medical expertise to identify and analyze critical needs emerging within the operational area.
  * Manage medical information to facilitate medical regulating of victims to facilities outside of the
  operational area and to document medical treatment.
  * Assist affected host nation medical infrastructure in saving lives, reducing long-term disability,
  and alleviating human suffering.
  * Assist the local government in conducting rescue operations and providing medical evacuation of
  victims to facilities capable of providing the required care.
  * Advise local animal, agricultural, and veterinary industry personnel; assess damage of veterinary
  and animal infrastructure; and provide animal medical care to local animals.
  * Conduct preventive measures to respond to and resolve emerging health threats caused by the
  LSCO.
  * Conduct health risk assessment and communications.
  * Assist host nation to reestablish its own ability to provide medical services for its population to a
  reasonable level it possessed prior to hostilities and to support the legitimacy of the host nation.
  * Continue to assess running estimates and be prepared to provide all aspects of roles of medical
  care while reducing capacities in support of redeployment operations and downsizing the footprint
  in theater (for example, reducing the number of intensive care unit and intermediate care ward
  beds).
  A-18. See Figure A-4 (on page A-7) for an example depiction of AHS support during operations to
  consolidate gains.