text: Army Health System Operations
  Table 4-6. Example of Army Health System activities which may be conducted
  in theater opening and expeditionary medical operations
  Early Entry Modules Theater-Level Capabilities
  Operational command post, medical command Medical command (deployment support)/medical
  (deployment support), medical logistics brigade, medical logistics management center team,
  management center team, medical logistics medical logistics company, medical detachment (blood
  company (-), Roles 1 and 2 medical care, support) (-), Roles 1 and 2 medical care, operational
  forward surgical team, combat support hospital dental support, forward surgical team, combat support
  (-), casualty prevention (operational public hospital, casualty prevention (operational public
  health, combat and operational stress control, health, combat and operational stress control, and
  and veterinary services), and medical veterinary services), medical evacuation (ground and
  evacuation. air), and area medical laboratory services.
  Theater Opening Expeditionary
  Army Health System support during reception, Force rotation (reception, staging, onward movement,
  staging, onward movement, and integration. and integration).
  Provide Roles 1 and 2 medical treatment on an Roles 1 and 2 medical treatment on an area basis.
  area support basis for units without organic
  Provide forward resuscitative surgery to stabilize
  medical resources and/or units entering theater
  nontransportable patients for evacuation out of
  and deploying to other areas within an
  theater.
  operational environment.
  Medical and/or casualty evacuation from point of injury
  Medical evacuation and/or casualty evacuation
  to medical treatment facility based on availability of
  from point of injury to medical treatment facility
  medical evacuation platforms.
  based on availability of medical evacuation
  platforms. Patient evacuation (between medical treatment
  facilities).
  Intra/Intertheater patient movement (between
  Sustainment of Army Health System support
  medical treatment facilities).
  operations (possible nontraditional sources of support
  Provide forward resuscitative surgery to
  from other Services, multinational forces, or host
  stabilize nontransportable patients for
  nation without habitual support relationships).
  evacuation out of theater.
  Primary care.
  Emergency movement of Class VIII (to include
  Tactical combat casualty care.
  blood), medical personnel, and medical
  equipment. Medical specialty care.
  Coordinate medical evacuation plan with the Increased emphasis on liaison and coordination with
  combat aviation brigade for air ambulance nontraditional sources.
  support.
  Training prior to deployment as there is decreased
  Coordinate with United States Air Force for time for in-country training.
  strategic aeromedical evacuation and medical
  Adjustment of distribution channels may be required
  regulating.
  depending on source of support.
  Manage patient movement items.
  Unit reconstitution may be accomplished using
  Conduct medical and OEH surveillance. modular teams.
  Conduct health risk assessment and Manage patient movement items.
  communications.
  Care for detainees (increased requirements for
  Provide Roles 1 and 2 veterinary treatment on operational public health support, primary care, care of
  an area support basis for military working dogs. chronic diseases/conditions).
  Conduct subsistence inspections to ensure Casualty prevention measures to include medical and
  quality assurance, food safety, and food OEH surveillance.
  defense.
  Veterinary support for the inspection of subsistence
  and the treatment of military working dogs.
  Coordination with United States Air Force for strategic
  aeromedical evacuation and medical regulating.
  4-43. One of the keys to success in expeditionary medical operations is to ensure that support relationships
  are clearly defined in the OPLAN and OPORD. The medical commander must be cognizant of the various
  types of support relationships defined in ADP 5-0 to facilitate the seamless provision of health care. Another