If human remains are not embalmed, refrigeration is required and annotated on which form?

The correct answer is the AMC Form 106. This form is specifically used to document the movement of human remains and includes important details regarding the handling of remains that have not been embalmed. When human remains are not embalmed, refrigeration is necessary to preserve the integrity of the bodies during transit. The requirement for refrigeration must be annotated clearly on the AMC Form 106 to ensure all personnel involved in the transportation of the remains are aware of the stipulations necessary for proper handling and care.

The use of AMC Form 106 for this purpose ensures that the necessary operational procedures are followed, promoting respect and compliance with Transport-related regulations regarding human remains. This form serves as a critical communication tool, bridging the gap across multiple transportation nodes and ensuring that care instructions are understood and executed.

The other forms serve different purposes; for example, DD Form 1502-2 and DD Form 1502-1 are related to other types of documentation not specific to the refrigeration of human remains, and AMC Form 107 is used for other transport-related documentation. Thus, while they are important in their contexts, they do not pertain to the requirements for documenting unrefrigerated human remains specifically.