Tropic Care Training Plan

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Planning and preparations will take place form 6 September 2016 until June 2017. Tropic Care planning team will consist of OICs, 48th CSH Staff sections, and key leaders from the Air National Guard and Navy Reserve. During this phase the planning of mission will be conducted. Equipment and personal density lists will be completed. Shipping and Soldier transport plans will be created and implemented. There will be two pack-out events during this phase of the operation. The first will be 13-24 March 2017 and will consist of container prep and pack up. This will be 25 person mission. The key task is to pack up the following, lodging tents, sleeping cotes, food service equipment, refrigerator, generators, power distribution equipment, environmental

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