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Cold Injury Prevention
Resource Materials 

Recommended resource materials related to the subject of cold injury prevention.

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Public Health Command Resources

Title
Purpose
Audience
Format
Series
Date (Published)
Guidance on the Use of Heaters Inside Tents and Other Enclosed SheltersGeneral InformationHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesPDF-Portable Document FormatPHC Fact SheetOctober 2005
TG 273 Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of Tactical Importance to U.S. Central CommandPolicy, Doctrine, GuidanceHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatPHC Technical GuideOctober 2005
Wearing Army Combat Boots in Cold WeatherGeneral InformationHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesPDF-Portable Document FormatPHC Fact SheetNovember 2006

External Resources

Title
Purpose
Audience
Format
Publisher
Series
Date (Published)
Cold: Cold Weather Casualties and Injuries ChartExternal LinkEducation, TrainingSoldiers and BeneficiariesPDF-Portable Document FormatPHCPHC Health Information ProductMarch 2010
Cold: Cold Weather Injuries CardExternal LinkEducation, TrainingSoldiers and BeneficiariesPDF-Portable Document FormatPHCPHC Health Information ProductMarch 2010
Cold-Weather Casualties External LinkHealth InformationHealth ProfessionalsNot ApplicablePHCPHC Health Information ProductJanuary 2011
FM 21-10 Field Hygiene and SanitationExternal LinkTechnical Reference, PresentationHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatU.S. ArmyDA Field ManualJune 2000
FM 31-70 Basic Cold Weather ManualExternal LinkTechnical Reference, PresentationHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatU.S. ArmyDA Field ManualApril 1968
FM 4-25.11 First AidExternal LinkTechnical Reference, PresentationHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatU.S. ArmyDA Field ManualDecember 2002
GTA 05-08-012 Individual Safety CardExternal LinkGeneral InformationHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesNot ApplicableU.S. ArmyDecember 2005
GTA 08-06-012 Adverse Effects of ColdExternal LinkGeneral InformationHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesNot ApplicableU.S. ArmyAugust 1985
OTSG/MEDCOM Cold Injury Prevention Memorandum - 2009-2010External LinkPolicy, Doctrine, GuidanceHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatMEDCOM,AMEDD,OTSGOctober 2009
Preventive Medicine CalendarExternal LinkHealth InformationHealth Professionals, Soldiers and Beneficiaries, Veterinary PersonnelMS WordPHCPHC Health Information ProductJanuary 2013
Preventive Medicine Planner 2012External LinkHealth InformationHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesPDF-Portable Document FormatPHCPHC Health Information ProductOctober 2011
TB MED 508 Prevention and Management of Cold-Weather InjuriesExternal LinkPolicy, Doctrine, GuidanceHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesPDF-Portable Document FormatMEDCOM,AMEDD,OTSGDA Technical Bulletin MedicalApril 2005
TC 21-3, Soldier’s Handbook for Individual Operations and Survival in Cold-Weather Areas (passworf protected)External LinkHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesMS ExcelU.S. ArmyMarch 1986
Textbook of Military Medicine: Medical Aspects of Harsh Environments, Volume 1; Cold EnvironmentsExternal LinkGeneral InformationHealth ProfessionalsPDF-Portable Document FormatPHCNot ApplicableJanuary 2002
TRADOC Regulation 350-6 - Enlisted Initial Entry Training (IET) Policies and AdministrationExternal LinkPolicy, Doctrine, GuidanceHealth Professionals, Leaders, Soldiers and BeneficiariesPDF-Portable Document FormatU.S. ArmyMay 2007
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