MCWP 4-11.8 Services In An Expeditionary Environment Chapter 4 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
Q

Mortuary affairs consist of what 3 different programs?

A

Current Death Program
Concurrent Return Program
Graves Registration Program

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2
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When is the current death program in effect?

A

Peacetime and hostilities of short duration

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3
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When is the concurrent return program in effect?

A

During wartime

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4
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When is the graves registration program in effect?

A

As a last resort

Upon order of the geographic combatant commander

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5
Q

Who is the executive agent of mortuary affairs?

A

U.S. Army

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6
Q

Where do mortuary affair responsibilities reside in the USMC?

A

The Reserves

Primary focus is graves registration

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7
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What reserve unit has the Graves Registration Platoon?

A

4th FSSG, H&S Battalion, H&S Co.

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8
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What is the personnel make up of the graves registration platoon?

A

1 Marine officer
42 Marines
3 Navy embalmers

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9
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What is the intermediate or transit point for remains?

A

Mortuary Affairs Collection Point

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10
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Who chooses the MACP site?

A

MAGTF Commander

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11
Q

The handling of contaminated remains has how many phases?

A

3

recovery, movement and final verification

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12
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How long does decontamination last?

A

1 hours for recovery of each remains

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13
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What is DD Form 1380?

A

Certificate of Death

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14
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What is DD Form 2064?

A

Certificate of Death Overseas

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15
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What is DD Form 894?

A

Record of ID- Finger Print

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16
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What is DD Form 890?

A

Record of ID- Effects and personal data

17
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What is DD Form 1076?

A

Military Ops- Record of personal effects of deceased

18
Q

How are bodily remains staged?

A

Shoulder to shoulder

19
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Which direction are remains carried?

20
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How are remains loaded onto vehicles/rotary wing aircraft?

21
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How are remains loaded onto fixed wing aircraft?

22
Q

How in depth are digit grid coordinated given for parties returning to claim remains left behind?

A

10 digit grid

23
Q

Who authorizes use of mass burials?

A

Geographic combatant commander

24
Q

For mass burials, how many rows may be used and how are bodies position in these rows?

A

As many rows as needed

10 remains per row, head to foot

25
How long are mass burial rows?
70ft
26
How deep are mass burial rows?
3.5ft deep
27
How wide are mass burial rows?
Minimum 2.5ft
28
What marks the beginning and end of mass burial rows?
Metal stakes
29
Who authorizes committal at sea?
Appropriate service component commander
30
What instruction covers committal at sea services?
Army Regulation 638-2
31
Who's responsibility is it to ensure all temporary interments are disinterred and remains are returned to CONUS?
Geographical combatant commander