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CHAPTER.

6

SHIPMENT

AND

LIMITED

STORAGE

AND

DEMOLITION

TO

PREVENT

ENEMY

USE

Section

l.

|

03. Disossembly

Since

the

circumstances

invoived

in

ship-

ment

and

storage

vary,

no

definite

procedure

for

repacking

can be

given.

The

following

in-

structions

are

recommended

as

a

guide

for

pre-

paring

the

radio receiving

set for

transporta-

tion

and storage.

To

disassemble

the

equip-

ment,

reverse

the

procedure

for

setting

up

the

unit

(sec.

I,

ch.2).

a,. Disconnect

all

the cables

connected

to

the

front

panels

of the receiver

and

power

supply.

b.

Remove

and store

the

mast

sections.

c.

Store the cables

and

the headset.

104.

Repocking

for

Shipment

or

Lirnited

Storoge

a. The

exact

procedure

in

repacking for

ship-

SHIPMENT

AND

LIMITED

STORAGE

ment

or limited

storage

depends

on the

material

available

and

the conditions

under rvhich

the

equipment

is

to

be

stored

or shipped.

See

para-

graphs

6 and 12

and

figure

3,

and foìlow

in

le-

verse

order

the instructions given.

b.

Whenever

practicable,

place

a dehyclrat-

ing

agent,

such as

silica

gel,

inside

the receiver

and

power

supply.

Box

or

package

the heaclset.

Wrap

each unit

in

corrugated

paper

and

pro-

tect

each

package

with

a waterproof

barrier.

Seal the

seams

of the

paper

barrier l'ith

a

rvaterproof

sealing

compound

or tape.

Pack

the

protected

components ir-r

a

rvooden

case:

provide

at least

3 inches

of

excelsior

padding,

or other

similar material,

between

the

paper

barrier

and the

packing

case.

Section ll. DEMoLlrloN

oF MATERIEL To

PREYENT

ENEMY

UsE

105.

Generol

The

demolition

procedures

in

paragraph

106

r.vill be

used

to

prevent

the enemy from

using

or

salvaging

this

equipment. Demolition

of

the

equipment r,r,iil

be

accomplished

only

upon

ordel

of the commander.

|

06.

Methods

of Destruction

c.

Snraslr.

Smash the

controls,

tubes.

su'itches,

capacitors,

and transformers,

using

.ìec'lges,

axes, handaxes,

pickaxes,

hammers,

'

ì'()\\'b:ìrs.

or

heavy tools.

b.

Cut. Cut

internal

and

external

r,vires

and

cables,

using axes, handaxes,

or

machetes.

c.

Blrt'tt.

Burn cords, resistors,

capacitors,

u'iring,

and instruction

books,

using

gasoline,

kerosene,

oil, flame throu'ers,

or incendiary

grenades.

d. Bencl.

Bend

panels

antl chassis.

e.

E:rplosittes.

If

explosives are necessary

tise firearms,

grenades,

or TNT.

f

. Dísposal

Bury

or scatter the clestroyed

parts

in

slit trenches. fox

holes, or other holes,

or throu' them into streams.

11

. Destro11.

Destroy

everything.

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