Battledress uniform

Casualties who need care at the first-echelon MTF or who need stabilization before evacuation will be decontaminated on a litter by the decontamination staff, who are supervised by a medic. The first stage in this process is the removal of the outer garment, followed by removal of the casualty s battledress uniform, gloves, protective boots, and boots. The field medical card (FMC) is placed in a sealed plastic bag and will remain with the casualty until the information is copied onto another FMC personal effects will be bagged and tested later for contamination. 

Gordon, C. C. (1986). Anthropometric sizing andfit testing of a single battledress uniform US. Army men and -women. Performance of Protective Clothing, ASTM STP 900, American Society for Testing and Materials. PA, USA. 

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