Guidance: Allied Joint Doctrine for Medical Support (AJP-4.2)
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Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-4.2, Allied Joint Doctrine for Medical Support (Edition A Version 1) has replaced AJP-4.10, Allied Joint Doctrine for Medical Support (Edition C Version 1) and has undergone a fundamental restructuring to ensure synchronisation and coherence with North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO’s) high-level doctrine; in particular AJP-4, Allied Joint Doctrine for Sustainment of Operations (Edition C Version 1).
AJP-4.2 sets out the fundamental principles required to plan and conduct medical support to operations in all its aspects. Medical support remains a national responsibility, but in practise North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) commanders have come to share this responsibility during recent operations. Medical support, as a key force enabler, must be agile and flexible to provide the capabilities required for the full spectrum of NATO operations.
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