text: FM 2-22.3
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  EQUIPMENT HANDLING PROCEDURES
  D-21. CEE includes all types of foreign materiel found on a detainee or in the
  AO that may have military application. The capturing unit—
  • Always permits the detainee to keep protective equipment and
  equipment for his personal well being unless this gear is replaced by
  equivalent items by the capturing unit. This equipment includes
  helmet, NBC gear, mess gear (excluding knife and fork).
  • Disposes of equipment in accordance with unit SOPs and instructions
  in Annex B of the OPORD. Most routine equipment is normally
  destroyed in place. Unusual or new equipment or equipment identified
  as being of TECHINT interest is tagged with a CEE tag (Part C of
  DD Form 2745) and evacuated to the nearest TECHINT unit.
  Communications equipment is also tagged and evacuated to the
  nearest SIGINT unit.
  • Identifies equipment that cannot be easily evacuated; its location is
  passed through intelligence channels to the nearest unit that will be
  involved in its exploitation.
  FIELD-EXPEDIENT TAGGING PROCEDURES
  D-22. When no standard tag forms are available, the following field-
  expedient methods may be used:
  • Use meals, ready-to-eat (MRE) cardboard or other type of paper.
  • Write the capturing unit’s designation.
  • Write data and time of capture.
  • Write POC coordinates.
  • Write circumstances of capture.
  • Identify EPW, captured document, or equipment captured.
  • Put tag, without damaging the CED, in a waterproof bag.
  • Attach EPW and CEE tags so they will not come off.
  MEDICAL CARE
  D-23. Medical equipment and supplies to permit the administering of
  emergency first aid should be available at each EPW collecting point and
  EPW holding area. A qualified medical retained person, if available, may
  administer first aid to other detainees. All detainees suspected of having
  communicable diseases are isolated for examination by a medical officer.
  Wounded detainees may be questioned by intelligence personnel once the
  detainees are cleared by competent medical authority for questioning.
  D-24. For evacuation purposes, detainees may be classified as walking
  wounded or sick, or as non-walking wounded or sick. Walking wounded
  detainees are evacuated through MP EPW evacuation channels. Non-walking
  wounded are delivered to the nearest medical aid station and evacuated
  through medical channels.