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  developed collaboratively through a network of trusted medical advisors. This information is also
  integrated in MSAT. For more information, go to www.travax.com.
  * The U.S. Transportation Command Regulating and Command and Control Evacuation System
  (TRAC2ES) is a web-based portal that provides patient movement and in-transit visibility to
  medical facilities. The TRAC2ES combines transportation, logistics and clinical decision
  elements in order to support tactical and strategic operations.
  1-58. Department of Defense policy requires the Services to document exposures and manage health risks
  during all phases of military operations. The Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness
  System (DOEHRS) - Industrial Hygiene (IH) is a DOD application funded by the MHS. It is the DOD system
  of records used to manage unclassified OEH data, including selected veterinary PH data, for garrison and
  deployment operations. The DOEHRS-IH is also the DOD's system of records for informing OEH risk
  management, as well as a foundational system for the individual longitudinal exposure record. It contains
  seven business areas-Industrial Hygiene, Environmental Health, Food Protection, Radiation, Incident
  Reporting, Registries, and Digital Library-and includes a module for filtering and reporting data from these
  areas. The DOEHRS-IH is a common access card-enabled, web-based system available at https://doehrs-
  ih.csd.disa.mil/.
  SECTION V — GLOBAL HEALTH ENGAGEMENT
  1-59. Department of Defense Instruction 2000.30 instructs the DOD to conduct global health engagement
  activities in support of U.S. national security policy and defense cooperation strategy. The U.S. government
  will use the full spectrum of DOD health capabilities to execute and support—
  * Force Health Protection (DODD 6200.04).
  * Foreign Humanitarian Assistance (JP 3-29).
  * Foreign Disaster Relief (DODD 5100.46).
  * Humanitarian and Civic Assistance (DODI 2205.02).
  * DOD Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Policy (DODD 2060.02).
  * Stability Operations (DODD 3000.05).
  * DOD Veterinary Public and Animal Health Services (DODD 6400.04E).
  * DOD Policy and Responsibilities Relating to Security Cooperation (DODD 5132.03).
  1-60. These health capabilities will be leveraged in military-to-military, military-to-civilian, or multilateral
  global health engagement activities as tools to—
  * Promote and enhance partner nation’s stability and security.
  * Develop military and civilian partner nation capacity.
  * Build trust, confidence, and resilience.
  * Share information.
  * Coordinate mutual activities.
  * Maintain influence to enable implementation of the guidance for the employment of the force and
  to support the achievement of U.S. government national security objectives.
  * Enhance DOD’s awareness of global health engagement and improve its relationship and
  interoperability with each partner nation to achieve security cooperation objectives.
  * Seek to develop and improve the human and animal health capabilities and capacities of DOD and
  partner nation personnel.