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  of unconventional warfare capabilities; probability of unconventional warfare forces targeting
  friendly areas and AHS assets/resources; and the effect unconventional warfare will have on the
  delivery of health care.
  INFRASTRUCTURE
  D-20. The infrastructure includes transportation systems (land, sea, and air); communications systems
  (telephone, cellular, digital, mass media, and electronic means); and, utilities (water, electricity, and
  sanitation).
  TRANSPORTATION
  D-21. Transportation systems include the effect of available transportation systems on timely MEDEVAC or
  CASEVAC, MEDLOG supply/resupply operations (to include time-sensitive blood distribution and other
  perishable and dated pharmaceuticals; analysis of likely avenues of approach; effect of the transportation
  system on mobility and military operations; effect of military operations on the transportation system; and
  impact of transportation networks on enemy/friendly courses of action).
  COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS
  D-22. Communication systems architecture includes the communications networks that are established in
  the operational area; the level of technology for these systems; and the level of access of the communications
  infrastructure by the population (for example, if the civilian population does not have telephones, radios,
  televisions, or computers, other methods for disseminating public health information and health risk
  communications information must be established).
  Utilities
  D-23. Utilities (water, electricity, and sanitation) include the analysis of water quality (portability) and
  distributions systems; analysis of the reliability of electrical power generation; effectiveness and efficiency
  of sanitation systems; effects of enemy/friendly military actions on the utilities infrastructure; and the impact
  a disruption of utilities would have on the health of the general population and/or deployed forces.
  Industry
  D-24. Industry includes the types of industry present, their effect on the economy, and the potential threat
  from toxic industrial materials either used in the manufacturing process or as an end product.
  Medical Infrastructure
  D-25. A checklist for assessing the foreign medical infrastructure is provided in Table D-1 (on page D-7).
  D-26. A checklist for assessing foreign MTF capabilities and services is provided in Table D-2 (on page
  D-8).
  D-27. Analysis of local medical supply and equipment sources includes an analysis of local quantity, quality,
  and availability of medical supplies and equipment; analysis of the availability of blood and blood products;
  availability of supplies for use for local populace, dislocated persons, and detained persons (to include
  donated supplies or those of a nongovernmental organization/intergovernmental organization such as the
  United Nations); availability of supplies approved for use by U.S. forces; analysis of local medical supply
  production facilities; impact of military operations on the local medical supply infrastructure; and availability
  and quality of medical gases.