What is the purpose of MILPERSMAN 1770-230?
MILPERSMAN 1770-230 provides regulations and procedures for reporting and handling wounded, ill, and injured sailors.

Who is responsible for reporting casualties?
Commanding Officers (COs) are responsible for reporting all casualties within their command.

How should casualties be reported?
Casualties should be reported using the official Casualty Report (CASREP) format.

When should casualties be reported?
Casualties must be reported as soon as possible, within one hour of discovery if the situation is urgent, or within 24 hours for non-urgent cases.

What information should be included in the casualty report?
The casualty report should include the sailor's name, rank, Social Security Number, nature of the injury or illness, and any required medical treatment.

How are casualty notifications handled?
Casualty notifications are made by the CO or designated representative to the appropriate next-of-kin or designated representative.

Is bedside travel authorized for wounded, ill, or injured sailors?
Yes, bedside travel is authorized to allow family members to be present with the sailor during their treatment and recovery.

Who is eligible for bedside travel?
Eligibility for bedside travel is determined on a case-by-case basis, depending on the severity and circumstances of the injury or illness.

How is bedside travel funded?
Bedside travel expenses are funded by the Navy, using appropriate travel funds allotted for this purpose.