MCRP stands for which document?

• A. Master Casualty Response Procedure
• B. Master Contingency Response Plan
• C. Major Casualty Recovery Process
• D. Master Emergency Contingency

Answer: (A)

Understanding how these documents are named helps decode the acronym. MCRP uses the word “Procedure,” which signals a defined, step-by-step set of actions to be carried out during casualty incidents. The prefix “Master” indicates a master document used across units to ensure consistency, and “Casualty” focuses the scope on injuries or losses to be managed. “Response” emphasizes what is done in reaction to a incident, not just planning or post-incident recovery.

So the term matches Master Casualty Response Procedure, which is the document intended to guide the actual actions taken when casualties occur. The other options refer to different types of documents—plans or recovery-focused processes—which describe broader frameworks rather than the concrete steps to execute in the moment.