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  Figure 2-2. Army Health System command and support relationships ......................................... 2-4
  Figure 2-3. Medical structure in theater ........................................................................................ 2-6
  Figure 2-4. Notional deployed medical command (deployment support) ................................... 2-11
  Figure 2-5. Medical Command (deployment support) organizational structure .......................... 2-13
  Figure 2-6. Medical command (deployment support) staff structure ........................................... 2-14
  Figure 2-7. Notional deployed medical brigade (support) ........................................................... 2-21
  Figure 2-8. Medical brigade (support) organizational structure .................................................. 2-22
  Figure 2-9. Medical brigade (support) staff structure .................................................................. 2-24
  Figure 2-10. Notional deployed medical battalion (multifunctional) ............................................ 2-31
  Figure 2-11. Medical battalion (multifunctional) organizational structure ................................... 2-32
  Figure 2-12. Medical battalion (multifunctional) staff structure ................................................... 2-33
  Figure 2-13. Army Health System—a team of teams .................................................................. 2-42
  Figure 9-1. Four levels of identification ......................................................................................... 9-2
  Figure A-1. Army Health System support during operations to shape .......................................... A-2
  Figure A-2. Army Health System support during operations to prevent........................................ A-3
  Figure A-3. Army Health System support during large-scale ground combat operations ............. A-5
  Figure A-4. Army Health System support during operations to consolidate gains ........................ A-7
  Figure C-1. Surgeon link to medical and warfighting functions .................................................... C-3
  Figure C-2. Ten medical functions aligned with warfighting functions ......................................... C-3
  Figure C-3. Surgeon and protection/sustainment cell coordination and synchronization matrix . C-4
  Figure E-1. The Soldier Recovery Unit ......................................................................................... E-4
  Tables
  Introductory Table-1. Rescinded Army terms ................................................................................... x
  Introductory Table-2. Modified Army terms ...................................................................................... xi
  Table 1-1. Health threat ................................................................................................................. 1-3
  Table 1-2. Sample eligibility for medical and dental care support matrix .................................... 1-15
  Table 2-1. Primary tasks and purposes of the medical command and control function ............... 2-9
  Table 4-1. Medical aspects of the operational variables ............................................................... 4-2
  Table 4-2. Offensive tasks, purposes, and key medical considerations ....................................... 4-8
  Table 4-3. Defensive tasks, purposes, and key medical considerations ...................................... 4-9
  Table 4-4. Stability tasks, purposes, and key medical considerations ........................................ 4-10
  Table 4-5. Defense support of civil authorities tasks, purposes, and key medical considerations . 4-
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  Table 4-6. Example of Army Health System activities which may be conducted in theater opening
  and expeditionary medical operations ...................................................................... 4-13
  Table 4-7. Focus of Army Health System support to detainee operations ................................. 4-14
  Table 5-1. Primary tasks and purposes of the operational public health function ........................ 5-3
  Table 6-1. Primary tasks and purposes of veterinary services ..................................................... 6-2
  Table 6-2. Primary tasks and purposes of veterinary services treatment ..................................... 6-4
  Table 7-1. Primary tasks and purposes of the combat and operational stress control function ... 7-2