PALLEHZED LOADS


 Palletized loads made up of a num-
ber of items get special treatment. Each
individual container on the pallet gets
its own identification label-plus ad-
dress labels for the pallet.


 It's OK to mix FSN's in a shipping
container-if it's properly packed and
marked.
 If available, 3 copies of DD Form
 1348-1 should be attached to each sepa-
 rate item or container inside the ship-
 ping box. Also, each inside item or con-
 tainer should be identified.
 Outside, 1 copy of the DD 1348-1 for
each item should be placed in a packing
list envelope, FSN 8105-290-4365, and
attached to the outside container with a
protective cover, FSN 8105-926-2260.
 Then the outside container gets
marked "CONSOLIDATED PACK" -
instead of the usual individual item
identification.


 INDIVIDUAL LBBS
 ON EACH
 SCONTAINE...



 .AND OVERAlL
LABEL ON THE PALLET


 If it's a box-type pallet, with individ-
 ual containers not visible, identify the
 group of items with total number on
 the outside box.



MIXING FSN'S IN A BOX
 1 nPYv OF nn ORnpU lR-1


FOR EACH ITEM


 PROTECTIVE >1
 COVER ENVELOPE

 (If DD 1348-1 is not available, iden-
tification of the individual items can be
made on plain white paper and included
in the packing list envelope.)
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