Centcom regulation 415-1 pdf #526#

a. HQ USCENTCOM will: (1) Designate the subordinate component command (or activity) as the Lead Service (LS) to manage MA support in the AOR in accordance with Joint Publication (JP) 4-06, "Mortuary Affairs", service regulations and HQ USCENTCOM policy. 1 uscentcom 231245z mar 17 mod thirteen to uscentcom individual protection and individual-unit deployment policy unclassified// subj/mod thirteen to uscentcom individual protection and individual/unit USCENTCOM INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION AND INDIVIDUAL/UNIT DEPLOYMENT POLICY 1. General. This PPG-TAB A accompanies MOD THIRTEEN, Section 15.C. and provides amplification of the minimal standards of fitness for deployment to the CENTCOM area of responsibility (AOR). regulations and policies, in The US CENTCOM Sandbook, US Army, MNF-I, MNC-I and subordinate command regulations and orders (or enter other relevant authorities) for life support standards will control over 29 CRF 1910.142 in the event of conflicting requirements or standards. Central Command (USCENTCOM) headquarters' use of Government purchase cards complied with applicable laws and regulations. Our scope of review was a universe of 6,934 purchase card transactions valued at $7.9 million from July 1, 2008, through June 30, 2009. In addition, we reviewed the USCENTCOM Protocol Office's use of the The CENTCOM Commander published the CENTCOM guidance, which is the most stringent, is based upon the specific conditions found in the CENTCOM AOR and applies solely to those military and civilian personnel deploying to the CENTCOM AOR. It is important to note that the CENTCOM deployment standards also apply to all US contractors deploying to requirements for PCS personnel in the CENTCOM Area of responsibility (AOR), including a list of medical conditions (paragraph 3 below) that may be sufficient to deny medical clearance for, or to disapprove PCS of, a Service Member, civilian employee, or uniformed embassy personnel (hereby referred to as 'personnel") assign