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The guide is divided into two sections:  \nThe first section is a guide for command response during a casualty event, including what you need to know and whom to contact during an emergent situation. The second section provides detailed information about the care and support provided to wounded, ill or injured service members and surviving family members by the Navy Casualty Assistance Calls Program (CACP), Navy Wounded Warrior (NWW), the Navy Gold Star Program (NGS), Fisher House and the Navy Long Term Assistance Program (LTAP).  \nThe Commander’s Guide to Casualty Assistance includes official definitions of reportable casualties, procedures and contacts for reporting casualties and outlines of the programs through which the Navy responds promptly and compassionately when casualties occur. This guide also includes information and referral resources for commands and families and a place to record key local contacts so they can be accessed quickly in time of need.  \nWhile we hope you will never need this resource, we trust you will find the Commander’s Guide to Casualty Assistance a valuable tool to ensure readiness for any casualty response.  \nCOMMAND RESPONSE TOA CASUALTY  \nCOMMAND RESPONSE TOA CASUALTY  \nTher","cbCairptRPdgH5x3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairptRPdgH5x3","pdf",1644554,56,"English","# Command Response to a Casualty\n## Casualty Reporting\n## Who is a Casualty?\n## Reporting a Casualty\n## Response Pathways\n## Informing the Next of Kin of Illness or Injury\n## Fostering a Command Culture of Remembrance\n## Casualty Support Contact List\n# Navy Casualty Support Programs\n## Casualty Assistance Calls Program\n## Recovery Support Programs\n## Long-Term Survivor Support Programs\n## Navy Mortuary Services\n## The Funeral Honors Support Program (FHSP)\n## Burial Flags\n## Memorial Certificates\n## Headstones or Markers","[{\"question\":\"What qualifies as a casualty under this guide?\",\"answer\":\"A casualty includes anyone who is ill, injured, or deceased. 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