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<div>This document provides policy and guidance to Plans, Operations and Medical Intelligence Officers (POMIs), referred to as "planners" throughout this document, in developing Logistics Support and Mobilization Plans (LSMP) for medical and dental activities. In addition, it serves as a ready reference during the mobilization planning process.</div><div><br></div><div>The document is divided into nineteen chapters and contains a listing of appendices. Chapters 1 through 18 are the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery's policy and guidance for mobilization planning. Chapter 19 is a hypothetical mobilization scenario intended as a means to stimulate thinking on the mobilization process as it might occur at a medical or dental activity. The scenario escalates toward full mobilization. The appendices contain other reference material to assist the medical planner.</div><div><br></div><div><div>TABLE OF CONTENTS</div><div>Acronyms and Abbreviations</div><div>Introduction and Background</div><div>Planning Policy and Guidance</div><div>Planning Assumptions</div><div>Mobilization Process and Policies</div><div>Medical/Dental Capabilities</div><div>Manpower and Personnel Management</div><div>Medical Personnel Unit Augmentation System</div><div>Preparation of Personnel for Augmentation</div><div>Reserve Components of the Navy</div><div>Civilian Manpower</div><div>Logistics Navy War Reserve Projects</div><div>Navy Blood Program</div><div>Research and Development</div><div>Training</div><div>Medical Regulating</div><div>VA-DoD Contingency Hospital System</div><div>National Disaster Medical System (NDMS)</div><div>Mobilization Scenario - Development of Subordinate Logistics Support and Mobilization Plan (LSMP)</div><div>  Situation 1 - Planning and Preparation</div><div>  Situation 2 - Increased Mobilization Preparedness</div></div><div><div>  Situation 3 - Initial Deployment and Residual Capability</div><div>  Situation 4 - 200K Call-Up and Initiation of Partial Mobilization</div><div>  Situation 5 - Partial Mobilization - Facilities and Logistics</div><div>  Situation 6 - Patient Evacuation and Regulating</div><div><br></div><div>Bibliography of Instructions and Directives</div><div><br></div><div>Appendices:</div><div>A - Transition of Operations Flow Chart - Peacetime to War</div><div>B - Principal National Mobilization Agencies</div><div>C - Principal DoD Mobilization Agencies</div><div>D - Unified and Specified Commands</div><div>E - Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)</div><div>F - Military Support of Civil Defense</div><div>G - Blood Center Alert Actions</div><div>H - Blood Report Instructions</div><div>I - Donor Center Activation Plan Checklist</div><div>J - Donor Center Readiness Checklist</div><div>K - CONUS BDC Red Blood Cell Contingency Quotas Form</div><div>L - Data Reporting Procedures</div></div>
<br>Subjects: training; military medicine; planning</div>
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U.S. Navy. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery</div>
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