BARRBS, TOO
 Barrels, drums and pails also get
maL~rked ( akd) dd


agree with the cont
 RETROGRAD


cents.
E ADDRESS
 Before you attach an address label or
 tag to cargo going back to "The
 World," make sure it's completely filled
 in. All the necessary info should be
 available-most of it in the message,
 letter or other directive that told you to


 move the cargo.
 To guard against weather damage-
 and smudge or rub out of the informa-
 tion-overcoat the filled in label (DD
 1387) or tag (DD 1387-1) with

BEFORE YOU SHIP


 Check each outgoing container to
make sure:
 All old markings that don't apply are
painted out.
 New markings match the contents in
FSN, name and quantity.
 Markings (or packing lists) identify
contents without need to open the
container.
 MARKING


 S Here's a list of needed marking
materials:
 Lusterless lacquer (sand-color), FSN 8010-
 527-3196 (1 Gal).
 Lusterless enamel (sand yellow), FSN 8010-
 291-0889 (5 Gal).
 Stencil ink, black, FSN 7510-191-6030 (1
 Gal).
 Stencil ink, black, FSN 7510-161-0811 (1
 Gal).
 Gasoline soluble paint, black, FSN 8010-
 597-8235 (1 Gal).


 Address tells who sent it, who gets it
 and any necessary intermediate de-
 livery points.
MATERIALS
 Gasoline soluble paint, white, FSN 8010-
 597-8238 (1 Gal).
 Label adhesive, FSN 8040-053-8452, FSN
 8040-656-0814, or FSN 8040-664-7073(1 Gal).
 Tags, shipping and stock, FSN 8135-238-
 6917 (1000).
 Packing list envelope, FSN 8105-290-4365
 (100).
 Protector, packing list, FSN 8105-926-2260
 (100).
 If you're too far in-country to find these
 items in supply, with a retrograde date com-
 ing up too fast to let you requisition 'em, you
 can use substitutes.