; (bb) the justifications provided for each waiver; (cc) a description of actions taken by the Secretary concerned to track the health effects on members of the Armed Forces of exceeding safety thresholds described in subsection (b)(1)(B), document those effects in medical records, and provide care to those members; and (dd) a description of the medical care received by those members in response to exceeding these safety thresholds. (II) Public availability The Secretary of Defense shall make the information contained in each report submitted under subclause (I) available to the public, including on the govinfo.gov website, or successor website, not later than 10 days after the report is submitted under such subclause. (d) Formal training requirement (1) In general The Secretary of Defense shall ensure that training described in paragraph (2) is required for members of the Armed Forces before training, deployment, or entering other environments determined to be high-risk by the Secretary concerned. (2) Training described Training described in this paragraph is training on the following: (A) Thresholds for blast exposure and blast overpressure safety and associated emerging scientific evidence required under subsection (b)(1)(B). (B) Symptoms of exposure to blasts or blast overpressure. (C) Symptoms of traumatic brain injury. (e) Strategies for mitigation and prevention of blast exposure and overpressure risk for high-Risk individuals In carrying out the Initiative, not later than one year after the date of the enactment of the Blast Overpressure Safety Act , the Secretary of Defense shall establish strategies for mitigating and preventing blast exposure and blast overpressure risk for individuals most at risk for exposure to high-risk training or high-risk occupational activities, which shall include— (1) a timeline and process for implementing those strategies; (2) a determination of the frequency with which those strategies will be updated, at a rate of not less frequently than every five years