FOREWORD U.S. military forces deployed to Haiti will encounter an unfamiliar climate, disease risks, and potential military stresses. There will be psychological burdens due to witnessing poverty and violence, at a level unknown in the U.S. This handbook is intended as a guide and reference for unit Commanders and NCOs. It includes pointers for sustainment of health and performance throughout predeployment, deployment, operations, and redeployment. It addresses a broad range of important health issues including: nutrition hydration, managing work and environmental exposure, avoiding disease hazards, and maintaining morale in the face of human suffering.Page 25
c. At the first evidence of heat illness, have the soldiers stop work, get into the shade, and rehydrate. Early intervention is important. Sick soldiers who are not taken care of early become more serious casualties.d.
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