2. Collective Activities
Review survival standards and basic
operating standards for CBR environ-
ments as described by the ships’s CBR
defense bill.
Verify that personnel are assigned to
CBR defense teams and review required
procedures.
Inventory stowed detection and
monitoring equipment, as applicable,
for maximum authorized levels, current
shelf life, presence of all components,
and function within normal limits.
Inventory stowed supplies for personnel
decontamination stations, shipboard
decontamination teams, and biological
sampling.
Inventory stowed water canteens to
ensure adequacy of allowance service-
ability.
Replace expired, missing or consumed
equipment, components, and supplies
to maximum authorization levels.
Set readiness Condition III (wartime
steaming).
Set material condition YOKE.
3. Shipboard Systems
Operationally test collective protection
systems, where available.
Test installed detection and monitoring
systems.
MOPP Level-2
(Possible Threat) Protection
During MOPP level-2 the following actions
must be taken:
1.
2.
Individual Protection—For all CBR threats,
maintain protective mask in carrier and on
person.
Collective Activities
Designate primary and secondary per-
sonnel decontamination stations with
respective weather-deck and internal
access/exit routes.
Pre-position decontamination supplies
in decon stations and at respective
repair lockers as required by the ship’s
CBR defense bill.
Pre-position stowed detection, moni-
toring equipment, and supplies at loca-
tions designated by the ship’s CBR
defense bill.
Pre-position empty canteens at staging
areas as designated by the ship’s CBR
defense bill.
Set material condition ZEBRA (mod-
ified).
3. Shipboard Systems
Operationally test countermeasures
washdown system.
Test shipboard alarms.
MOPP Level-3
(Probable Threat) Protection
During MOPP level-3 the following actions
must be taken:
1. Individual Protection
For all CBR threats, install new filter
canisters on protective masks; maintain
in carrier and on person.
Provide wet-weather gear for donning
over other protective clothing and equip-
ment for all weather-deck activities.
Chemical:
—Don chemical protective overgarments
(CPO) (jumper and trousers) with
hood down.
—Don chemical protective overboots.
—Stow personnel decontamination kit
in mask carrier.
—Stow chemical protective glove set
and medical supply items in the
jumper cargo pocket.
—Initiate pyridostigmine pretreatment
regimen.
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