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Contents—Continued
Department of Interior civilian employees stationed in American Samoa and their Family members 3–17, page 14
Section VI
Foreign Nationals, page 14
Care provided in the United States 3–18, page 14
Notification of hospitalization in the United States 3–19, page 15
Care provided outside the United States 3–20, page 15
Charges for and extent of care 3–21, page 16
Section VII
Beneficiaries of Other Federal Agencies, page 17
General 3–22, page 17
Beneficiaries of the Department of Veterans Affairs 3–23, page 17
Beneficiaries of the Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs 3–24, page 19
Beneficiaries of the Public Health Service and National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration 3–25,
page 20
Selective Service registrants 3–26, page 21
Beneficiaries of the Department of State and associated agencies 3–27, page 21
Peace Corps personnel (volunteers, volunteer leaders, and employees), including Peace Corps applicants, and Family
members of volunteer leaders and employees 3–28, page 22
Members of the U.S. Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Home 3–29, page 23
Beneficiaries of the Department of Justice 3–30, page 23
Beneficiaries of the Treasury Department 3–31, page 23
Federal Aviation Administration air traffic control specialists 3–32, page 24
Job Corps and other Congressionally mandated Volunteer Programs in Service to America and applicants 3–33,
page 24
Social Security beneficiaries 3–34, page 24
Micronesian citizens 3–35, page 25
American Samoan citizens 3–36, page 25
Section VIII
Miscellaneous Categories of Eligible Persons, page 25
Secret Service protectees and protectors 3–37, page 25
Persons in military custody and nonmilitary Federal prisoners 3–38, page 25
Maternity care for former members of the Armed Forces 3–39, page 26
Individuals whose military records are being considered for correction 3–40, page 26
Seamen 3–41, page 26
Red Cross personnel 3–42, page 26
Civilian student employees 3–43, page 27
Civilian employees of U.S. Government contractors and their Family members outside the United States 3–44,
page 27
Medical examinations for civilian employees of DOD contractors 3–45, page 27
Civilian participants in Army-sponsored activities 3–46, page 27
Claimants whose claims are administered by Federal departments and claimants who are the proposed beneficiaries of
private relief bills; potential claimants 3–47, page 28
Persons who provide direct services to the U.S. Armed Forces outside the United States 3–48, page 28
American nationals 3–49, page 28
Designees of the Secretary of the Army 3–50, page 28
Preadoptive children and court appointed wards 3–51, page 29
Family members of certain members sentenced, discharged, or dismissed from the Uniformed Services 3–52,
page 30
Ineligible persons outside the United States 3–53, page 30
Certain personnel evacuated from one area to another 3–54, page 30
Civilians in emergency 3–55, page 30
Volunteer subjects in approved Department of the Army research projects 3–56, page 30
U.S. nationals in foreign penal institutions 3–57, page 30
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