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Civilian participants in Army-sponsored activities, 3-46
Civilian student employees, 3-43
Claimants whose claims are administered by Federal departments and claimants who are the proposed beneficiaries
of private relief bills, 3-47
Department of Interior civilian employees stationed in American Samoa and their Family members, 3-17
Designated applicants for enrollment in the Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Program (except ROTC scholarship
applicants), 3-4
Designees of the Secretary of the Army, 3-50
Domestic servants outside the United States, 3-58
Donors and recipients of organ transplants performed in MTFs, 3-63
Family members of certain members sentenced, discharged, or dismissed from the Uniformed Services, 3-52
Federal Aviation Administration air traffic control specialists, 3-32
Federal civilian employees, 3-14
Federal civilian employees and their Family members outside the United States and at remote installations in the
United States, 3-16
Foreign Nationals, care provided in the United States, 3-18
Foreign Nationals, care provided outside the United States, 3-20
Foreign Nationals, charges for and extent of care, 3-21
Foreign Nationals, notification of hospitalization in the United States, 3-19
General, 3-22
Individuals whose military records are being considered for correction, 3–40
Ineligible persons outside the United States, 3-53
Job Corps and other Congressionally mandated Volunteer Programs in Service to American and applicants, 3-33
Maternity care for former members of the Armed Forces, 3-39
Medical examinations for civilian employees of DoD contractors, 3-45
Members of the Senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps of the Armed Forces, 3-3
Members of the Uniformed Services on active duty, 3-1
Members of the Uniformed Services Reserve Components, 3-2
Members of the U.S. Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Home, 3-29
Micronesian citizens, 3–35
Occupational health services, 3-15
Peace Corps personnel (volunteers, volunteer leaders, and employees), including Peace Corps applicants, and Family
members of volunteer leaders and employees, 3-28
Persons in military custody and nonmilitary Federal prisoners, 3-38
Persons who provide direct services to the U.S. Armed Forces outside the United States, 3-48
Preadoptive children and court appointed wards, 3-51
Red Cross personnel, 3-42
Retired members, eligible, 3-9
Retired members, periodic medical examinations, 3-10
Returned military prisoners of war and their Family members, 3-62
Seamen, 3-41
Secret Service protectees and protectors, 3-37
Selective Service registrants, 3-26
Social Security beneficiaries, 3-34
Surviving dependents of Reserve members, 3-13
Treatment of former military personnel, 3–61
Unremarried former spouse, 3-66
U.S. contractor civilian employees stationed in American Samoa, 3-59
U.S. nationals in foreign penal institutions, 3-57
Volunteer subjects in approved Department of the Army research projects, 3-56
Eligibility verification, 2–1
Emergency care, 2–8, 3–18, 3–25, 4–6, 10–6, 13–1, B-1 thru B-2
Enabling care, 6–3, 15–7
Evacuation, 2–13, 3–15, 3–27, 3–28, 3–50, 3–62, 4–6, 5–5, 5–18, 5–20, 5–23, 5–24, 7–15, 8–4, 9–9, B-1 thru B-2
Existed prior to service, 2–8, 3–39, 5–3, 7–8, 7–12, table 7–1
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