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

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
Q

When is the current death program in effect?

A

Peacetime and hostilities of short duration

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3
Q

When is the concurrent return program in effect?

A

During wartime

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4
Q

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
Q

What reserve unit has the Graves Registration Platoon?

A

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

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8
Q

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
Q

What is the intermediate or transit point for remains?

A

Mortuary Affairs Collection Point

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10
Q

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
Q

How long does decontamination last?

A

1 hours for recovery of each remains

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13
Q

What is DD Form 1380?

A

Certificate of Death

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14
Q

What is DD Form 2064?

A

Certificate of Death Overseas

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15
Q

What is DD Form 894?

A

Record of ID- Finger Print

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16
Q

What is DD Form 890?

A

Record of ID- Effects and personal data

17
Q

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
Q

Which direction are remains carried?

A

Feet first

20
Q

How are remains loaded onto vehicles/rotary wing aircraft?

A

Feet first

21
Q

How are remains loaded onto fixed wing aircraft?

A

Head first

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
Q

How long are mass burial rows?

A

70ft

26
Q

How deep are mass burial rows?

A

3.5ft deep

27
Q

How wide are mass burial rows?

A

Minimum 2.5ft

28
Q

What marks the beginning and end of mass burial rows?

A

Metal stakes

29
Q

Who authorizes committal at sea?

A

Appropriate service component commander

30
Q

What instruction covers committal at sea services?

A

Army Regulation 638-2

31
Q

Who’s responsibility is it to ensure all temporary interments are disinterred and remains are returned to CONUS?

A

Geographical combatant commander