1. CBRN Overview
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2. Overview Task: Properly don and doff MOPP 4 in a chemical environment
Conditions: A chemical alarm sounds. Assume the correct level of MOPP. Twenty-four hours pass with no “All Clear”; begin MOPP Gear Exchange.
Standards: Mask donned in 9 seconds; MOPP 4 donned in 8 minutes (correctly); MOPP Gear Exchange conducted
References: FM
FM 3-4 TM TM
Overview
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3. CBRN Attacks Today https://nyti.ms/2oDDfqj
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4. Mustard Gas
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5. PMCS your Mask
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6. Donning your JSLIST Labeling the date 8 minutes
24 hours (MOPP Gear Exchange)
Donning your JSLIST
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7. Don the Chemical Protective Mask
9 seconds
Adjust the head harness and check for a good seal.
Don the Chemical Protective Mask
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8. Don the trousers by placing the legs into the trousers and pulling them up.
Then—
Close the slide fastener (front zipper) and fasten the two fly opening snaps.
Pull the suspenders over the shoulders and fasten the snap couplers (plastic clips).
Adjust the suspenders for the proper inseam and leg length.
Adjust the waistband hook-and-pile fastener tapes for a snug fit.
Don the Trousers
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9. Don the coat by placing the arms into the sleeves and pulling
on the coat. Then--
Close the slide fastener (zipper) and the front closure flap up as far as the chest.
Pull the bottom of the coat down over the trousers, and adjust the waist for a snug fit using the waist drawcord.
Secure the coat-retention loop. Bend over, reach between the legs and grasp the loop on the back of the garment coat. Pull on the loop so that the bottom of the garment coat fits snugly over garment trousers. Bring the loop forward between the legs.
Place the loop over the webbing strip at the bottom of the coat.
Don the Coat
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10. Pull the hood over your head
Pull the hood over your head. Close the slide fastener completely and secure the closure hook-and-pile fastener tape up to the top of the slide fastener.
Place the edge of the hood around the edge of the mask and secure the hook-and-pile fastener tape.
Snap the barrel locks together; squeeze both ends of the barrel lock while pulling the drawcord, and simultaneously slide the barrel lock up to the chin.
Don the Hood
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11. Don the boots over the combat boots and adjust and secure the strap-and-buckle fasteners. Pull the trouser legs over the MULOs and secure the two hook-and-pile fastener tapes on each ankle so that they fit snugly around the boot. If, the MULO is not available, use the black-vinyl overgarment (BVO).
Don the Boots
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12. Don the gloves by pulling the sleeves up the arm
Don the gloves by pulling the sleeves up the arm. Don the liners and the gloves and pull the sleeves down over the gloves.
Secure the hook-and-pile fastener tape on each wrist snugly.
Put on the M9 detection paper according to the unit standing operating procedure (SOP).
Don the Gloves
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13. Questions?
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14. MOPP Gear Exchange The buddy removes the M9 paper from the soldier’s
overgarment. The buddy unties the bow in the coat’s retention cord (if tied), unfastens the webbing strip snap at the bottom
front of the coat, and releases the coat’s retention-cord loop.
MOPP Gear Exchange
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15. While the soldier holds the mask firmly in place to avoid breaking the seal, the buddy decontaminates the exposed parts of the soldier’s mask using the soldier’s decontamination kit. The buddy then wipes the front edge of the hood, the eye lens outserts, the face blank, the barrel locks, and the canister.
The buddy decontaminates his gloves in preparation to release the hood seal.
Decontaminate Mask
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16. The buddy loosens the soldier’s overgarment hood by untying the drawcord (if tied) and unfastening the barrel locks.
The buddy unfastens the front closure flap and slide fastener from the chin to the bottom of the coat.
The buddy instructs the soldier to turn around. The buddy grasps the hood, and rolls it inside out, pulling the hood off the soldier’s head.
The buddy grasps the coat at the shoulders and instructs the soldier to make a fist.
The buddy pulls the coat down and away from the soldier, ensuring that the black part of the coat is not touched. The buddy lays the coat on the ground, black side up.
Doff the Coat
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17. The buddy unfastens the hook-and-pile fastener tapes at the waistband, unfastens the two front-closure snaps, and opens the fly slide fastener on the front of the trousers.
The buddy grasps the trousers at the hips and pulls the trousers down to the knees.
The buddy instructs the soldier to lift one leg with the foot pointed down. The buddy grasps the trouser leg and pulls the trousers in an alternating motion until the soldier can step out of the trouser leg. The buddy repeats the process for the other leg.
The buddy discards the overgarment trousers away from the clean area.
Doff the Trousers
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18. The soldier stands next to the coat spread on the ground.
The soldier loosens the overboots by stepping on the back of his heel with one foot while pulling the other foot upward.
The buddy pulls off the soldier’s overboots one foot at a time.
The soldier steps directly on the coat spread on the ground as each foot is withdrawn from the overboots.
The buddy discards the overboots away from the clean area.
Doff the Overboots
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19. Doff the Gloves and Liners
The soldier partially slides his hand out of the glove. When both hands are free, the soldier holds his arms away from the body and lets the gloves drop off, away from the black side of the coat.
The soldier removes the protective glove inserts.
The buddy discards the soldier’s chemical protective gloves and inserts away from the clean area.
Doff the Gloves and Liners
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20. Questions?
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