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  A-3. See Figure A-1 for an example depiction of AHS support during operations to shape.
  Figure A-1. Army Health System support during operations to shape
  PREVENT CONFLICT
  A-4. The intent of operations to prevent is to deter adversary actions and stop further deterioration of a
  particular situation. Prevent activities enable the joint force to gain positions of relative advantage prior to
  future combat operations. Operations to prevent are characterized by actions to protect friendly forces and
  indicate the intent to execute subsequent phases of a planned operation. With the shift from shaping to
  deterrence, the theater army shifts to refining contingency plans and preparing estimates for land power based
  on GCC's guidance. The theater army and subordinate Army forces perform the following major activities
  during operations to prevent:
  * Execute flexible deterrent options and flexible response options.
  * Set the theater.
  * Tailor Army forces.
  * Project the force.
  A-5. The AHS support during operations to prevent includes coordination, integration, and synchronization
  of strategic medical capabilities from the U.S. sustaining base, global health engagements, establishment and
  maintenance of medical support agreements, as well as the following:
  * Executing AHS support to other Services when directed.
  * Recommending theater evacuation policy adjustments.
  * Providing theater food protection support.
  * Coordinating with USTRANSCOM for patient movement plans.
  * Ensuring integration and interoperability of theater medical capabilities.
  * Conducting medical preparation of the OE.