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Table B–1 Persons authorized care at Army military treatment facilities—Continued Paragraph Class of Patient Patient Category Charges Collect Report required Hearing aids, prostheses, Codes for central reim- spectacles, or orthopedic footbursement wear 3-38 Persons in military custody and nonmilitary Federal prisoners. a. POWs in time of war. b. Retained personnel and internees. c. Military prisoners whose punitive discharge has been executed but whose sentence has not expired. d. Military prisonershospitalized beyond expiration of sen- tence. e. Nonmilitary Federal prisoners (emergency care only). 3-39 Former female members of the Armed Forces. Newborn infants of former female members of the Armed Forces. 3-40 Persons whose military records are being considered for correction. 3-41 Civilian Seamen a. Military Sealift Command (1) Occupational Health Inpatient Outpatient or Sub- or Immusistence nization K78 None. None. Locally from MPA. K66 None. None. Locally from MTF operating funds. K66 SR only. None. Locally from MTF operating funds. K66 FRR. FRR. Locally from individual. K66 IAR. IAR. Collect locally from authorizing agency. A27, N27, F27, M27 SR only. None. Locally from individual. K99 FMR. None. Locally from individual. K99 SR only. None. Locally from individual. K53 SR only. None. Collect locally from authorizing agency. None. Yes. None. Yes. None. Yes. None. No. DDForm 7/7A; SF 1080. No. None. No. None. Yes. None. No. DD Form 7/7A; SF 1080 (2) OWCP b. Crews of Ships of United States registry. K62 IAR. IAR. Report to USAMEDCOM. None. No. (1) Emergency only K69 FRR. FRR. DD Form 7/7A. (2) OWCP K62 IAR. IAR. Report to USAMEDCOM. 3-42 Red Cross personnel and their Family members 110 AR 40–400 27 January 2010 No.
Table B–1 Persons authorized care at Army military treatment facilities—Continued Paragraph Class of Patient Patient Category Charges Collect Report required Hearing aids, prostheses, Codes for central reim- spectacles, or orthopedic footbursement wear a. Outside the United States. Uniformed and nonuniformed full-time, paid professional field and headquarters staff; administrative and supervisory personnel; field directors; assistant field directors and staff assistants; and uniformed, full-time paid clerical and secretarial workers. b. In the United States. Care may be provided in emergencies and for injuries sustained in the performances of duties at a Uniformed Services facility. 3-43 Civilian student employees. Civilian contractor employees. 3–44 a. Civilian employees of U.S. Government contractors outside the United States and their Family mem- bers. 3-45 b. Civilian employees of DOD contractors—examina- tions only. 3-44 c. U.S. contractor civilian employees stationed in American Samoa CARE AT TAMC ONLY. 3-45 d. Civilian employees of DoD contractors of nuclear and chemical surety programs. K69 Subsistenceonly. Inpatient Outpatient or Sub- or Immusistence nization None. Locally from individual or sponsor. FRR. FRR. Locally from individual or sponsor. K69 SR only. None. Locally from individual. K65 FRR. FRR. Locally from contractor. K65 SR only. None. Locally from individual. K65 FRR. FRR. Locally from individual. K65 FRR. FRR. Locally from individual. AR 40–400 27 January 2010 None. No. None. No. None. No. None. No. None. No. None. No. None. No. 111
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Table B–1<br />
Persons authorized care at <strong>Army</strong> military treatment facilities—Continued<br />
Paragraph Class of <strong>Patient</strong> <strong>Patient</strong> Category Charges Collect Report required Hearing aids, prostheses,<br />
Codes for central reim- spectacles, or orthopedic footbursement<br />
wear<br />
3-38 Persons in military<br />
custody<br />
and nonmilitary<br />
Federal prisoners.<br />
a. POWs in<br />
time of war.<br />
b. Retained<br />
personnel and<br />
internees.<br />
c. Military prisoners<br />
whose<br />
punitive discharge<br />
has<br />
been executed<br />
but whose sentence<br />
has not<br />
expired.<br />
d. Military prisonershospitalized<br />
beyond expiration<br />
of sen-<br />
tence.<br />
e. Nonmilitary<br />
Federal prisoners<br />
(emergency<br />
care only).<br />
3-39 Former female<br />
members of the<br />
Armed Forces.<br />
Newborn infants<br />
of former<br />
female members<br />
of the<br />
Armed Forces.<br />
3-40 Persons whose<br />
military records<br />
are being considered<br />
for correction.<br />
3-41 Civilian<br />
Seamen<br />
a. Military<br />
Sealift Command<br />
(1) Occupational<br />
Health<br />
Inpatient Outpatient<br />
or Sub- or Immusistence<br />
nization<br />
K78 None. None. Locally from<br />
MPA.<br />
K66 None. None. Locally from<br />
MTF operating<br />
funds.<br />
K66 SR only. None. Locally from<br />
MTF operating<br />
funds.<br />
K66 FRR. FRR. Locally from individual.<br />
K66 IAR. IAR. Collect locally<br />
from authorizing<br />
agency.<br />
A27, N27, F27,<br />
M27<br />
SR only. None. Locally from individual.<br />
K99 FMR. None. Locally from individual.<br />
K99 SR only. None. Locally from individual.<br />
K53 SR only. None. Collect locally<br />
from authorizing<br />
agency.<br />
None. Yes.<br />
None. Yes.<br />
None. Yes.<br />
None. No.<br />
DDForm 7/7A;<br />
SF 1080.<br />
No.<br />
None. No.<br />
None. Yes.<br />
None. No.<br />
DD Form 7/7A;<br />
SF 1080<br />
(2) OWCP<br />
b. Crews of<br />
Ships of United<br />
States registry.<br />
K62 IAR. IAR. Report to<br />
USAMEDCOM.<br />
None. No.<br />
(1) Emergency<br />
only<br />
K69 FRR. FRR. DD Form 7/7A.<br />
(2) OWCP K62 IAR. IAR. Report to<br />
USAMEDCOM.<br />
3-42 Red Cross personnel<br />
and their<br />
Family members<br />
110 AR 40–400 27 January 2010<br />
No.
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