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TM 10-3835-231-13 4-2.  UNPACKING. a.  Container Identification. (1)  Containers  are  identified  externally  by  the  markings  on  the  container  door  as  well  as  packing  lists  in  a waterproof  packet  attached  to  the  outside.    Packing  lists  and  other  documentation  are  also  inside  the  container,  but  the external identification system is such that the container need not be opened until component is required. (2)  All  containers  for  material  used  in  the  TPT  are  marked  with  a  wide  heavy  black  bordered  triangle.    The identification markings are located in the upper left section of the two long sides of the container and on one end. (3)  In  addition  to  the  triangle,  there  is  a  series  of  identification,  shipping,  and  original  source  information  which describes the contents of the container. b.    Equipment  Requirements.    Material  handling  equipment  (forklift  with  sling)  is  required  to  remove  equipment  from shipping container and placement of equipment where it is to be located and opened. c.  Placement of Containers. (1)  Place  containers  as  close  as  possible  to  where  the  component  will  be  located.    This  necessitates  quick recognition of the contents in each container. (2)  Place  the  fabric,  collapsible  tanks  in  their  shipping  containers  in  the  berms  or  close  to  the  berms.    This  also applies to placement of the 350 GPM and 600 GPM pumping assemblies. d.  Remove packing material and store it in a safe place for reuse. 4-3.  RECEIVING INSPECTION. a.  Inspect the equipment for damage incurred during shipment.  If the equipment has been damaged, report damage on SF 364, Report of Discrepancy. b.    Check  the  equipment  against  the  packing  slip  to  see  if  shipment  is  complete.    Report  all  discrepancies  in accordance with instructions of DA Pam 738-750 or DA Pam 738-751 as applicable. 4-2

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