2. REACT TO A CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL HAZARD
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3. AGENDA React to a CB Hazard or Attack Recognize a CB Hazard or Attack
Identify CB Attack Indicators/ Take Action
Protect Yourself from CB Hazard

4. React to a CB Hazard or Attack
CONDITIONS: Given a scenario simulating an environment in which CB weapons have been or may have been used by the enemy, MOPP gear and assigned decontamination kits are available, and one or more of the following Automatic Masking Criteria:
1. A chemical alarm sounds.
2. A positive reading is obtained on detector paper.

5. React to a CB Hazard or Attack
CONDITIONS:
3. Individuals exhibit symptoms of CB agent poisoning.
4. You observe a contamination marker.
5. Supervisor tells you to mask.
6. You see personnel wearing protective masks.
7. You observe other signs of possible CB attack.

6. React to a CB Hazard or Attack
STANDARD: Identify CB attack indicators with 100% accuracy and immediately notify your supervisor; within one minute of discovering contamination, decontaminate yourself; after you completely decontaminate yourself, decontaminate individual equipment.

7. Recognize a CB Hazard or Attack
CONDITIONS: Given a scenario simulating an environment in which CB weapons have been or may have been used by the enemy, and one or more of the following Automatic Masking Criteria:
1. A chemical alarm sounds.
2. A positive reading is obtained on detector paper.

8. Recognize a CB Hazard or Attack
CONDITIONS 3. Individuals exhibit symptoms of CB agent poisoning.
4. You observe a contamination marker.
5. Supervisor tells you to mask.
6. You see personnel wearing protective masks.
7. You observe other signs of possible CB attack.

9. Recognize a CB Hazard or Attack
STANDARD: Identify CB attack indicators with 100% accuracy and immediately notify your supervisor.

10. Vocal Alarm

11. Hand-and-Arm Signal

12. US/NATO Chemical Contamination Markers
Faces Away from Contamination
Faces Toward Contamination
Yellow Background with Red Lettering
Information on Marker:
Name of Agent (if known)
Date and Time of Detection

13. US/NATO Chemical Contamination Markers
Faces Away from Contamination
Faces Toward Contamination
Blue Background with Red Lettering Information on Marker: Name of Agent (if known)
Date and Time of Detection

14. US/NATO Chemical Contamination Markers
Faces Away from Contamination
Faces Toward Contamination
Yellow Background with Red Lettering Information on Marker: Name of Agent (if known)Date and Time of Detection

15. Warsaw Pact Contamination Markers
C% = Nuclear [ = Biological ?% = Chemical
Red Background
Black Lettering
Decontaminated Path (and its width)
Area cannot be Decontaminated

16. Protect Yourself From CB Contamination
CONDITIONS: Given a scenario simulating an environment in which CB weapons have been or may have been used by the enemy, MOPP gear and assigned decontamination kits are available, and one or more of the following Automatic Masking Criteria:
1. A chemical alarm sounds.
2. Positive reading obtained on detector paper.

17. Protect Yourself From CB Contamination
CONDITIONS 3. Individuals exhibit symptoms of CB agent poisoning.
4. You observe a contamination marker.
5. Supervisor tells you to mask.
6. You see personnel wearing protective masks.
7. You observe other signs of possible CB attack.

18. Protect Yourself From CB Contamination
STANDARD: Identify Automatic Masking Criteria with 100% accuracy; within one minute of discovering contamination, decontaminate yourself; after you completely decontaminate yourself, decontaminate individual equipment.

19. Summary
React to a CB Hazard or Attack
Recognize a CB Hazard or Attack
Identify CB Attack Indicators/ Take Action
Protect Yourself from CB Hazard

20. QUESTIONS

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