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The appropriate home port station, type
commander, FLTCINCs, and other appropriate
operational and administrative commands
Judge Advocate General
Naval Office of Medical/Dental Affairs, Great
Lakes, Illinois
American Red Cross, Washington, DC
The initial personnel casualty report will contain
items ALFA through KILO as discussed in the
MILPERSMAN, Article 4210100. Also refer to the
MILPERSMAN, Article 4210100, for procedures used
when notifying the next of kin concerning terminally ill,
seriously/very seriously ill, and injured personnel.
Personnel Casualty Report (Suicide Attempt/
Serious Psychotic or Psychiatric Disorder/
Major Amputation or Disfigurement/Extensive
Diminished Vision or Hearing) (BUPERS
Report Symbol 1770-4)
Submit a personnel
who:
attempt suicide or
casualty report on members
make other suicidal gestures.
Suicide is intentional, self-induced death.
Suicide attempt is an intentional act, causing
physical self-harm, where death would have
occurred without the direct intervention of
another individual.
Suicide gesture is an intentional act, suggesting
a cry for help, causing physical self-harm or the
intent to cause physical self-harm that would not
cause the death of the individual;
suffer psychotic or other serious psychiatric
disorders;
suffer major amputations or disfigurements; or
sustain extensively diminished vision or hearing.
Submit the personnel casualty report in the same
format as that required for reporting seriously/very
seriously ill/injured casualties. Unless the member
requests that the next of kin not be notified, notification
of the next of kin will be done in the same manner as
notification of next of kin of seriously/very seriously ill
or injured members. Periodic follow-up reports are not
required.
Personnel Casualty Report (Members of Other
Branches of the Armed Forces, Civilians, and
Foreign Military Personnel)
Whenever casualties occur in a disaster or accident
involving personnel of more than one service, the
casualty status determination will be made for all
personnel involved by the service operating or
controlling the equipment, installation, or unit involved.
In such cases, and whenever individual casualties occur
to personnel of other branches of the uniformed services
or civilians serving with or attached to the Navy
commands, a Joint Service Casualty Alert Message
(Report) will be sent. This report will be transmitted by
immediate precedence message to the following
appropriate commands and, in all cases, an information
copy will be sent to CHNAVPERS, JAG, BUMED, and
CNO:
Marine Corps-CMC WASHINGTON DC//
MHP-10//
Army-CDR USA MILPERSCEN ALEX-
ANDRIA VA//DAPC-PDC//
Air Force-HQ AFMPC RANDOLPH AFB
TX//DPMC//HQ AFESC TYNDALL AFB
FL//DEH//
Coast Guard-COMDT COGARD WASHING-
TON DC
Public Health Service–Public Health Service,
Department of Health and Human Services,
Washington, DC
Coast and Geodetic Survey–National Oceanic
and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA),
Department of Commerce, Washington, DC
Civilian personnel–To the government or civilian
organization by whom employed (refer to
NAVMEDCOMINST 5360.1)
Foreign nationals training with the Navy-CNO
Washington, DC//OP-O6T//
Foreign military personnel in the Personnel
Exchange Program (PEP)–CNO Washington,
DC (refer to the U.S. Navy Personnel Exchange
Program (PEP), OPNAVINST 5700.7G)
The MILPERSMAN, Article 4210100, contains the
correct format for the submission of a joint service
casualty alert message.
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