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Disposition or Salvage of Damaged Property
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Encl.
(4)
to
COMDTINST
4610.6
of
the
claim
has
been
collected,
a Standard
Form
(SF)
97,
United
States
Government
Certificate
of
Release
of a
Motor
Vehicle
must
be
completed
by
the
holding
activity
having
control
over
the
vehicle.
The
SF 97
may
be
obtained
from
the
local
reutilization
and
marketing
office.
3.
Specialized
Shipments
.
a.
Disposition
of
Explosives
and
Other
Dangerous
Articles.
(1)
General.
Damage
to
explosives
and
other
dangerous
articles,
especially
where
damage
cannot
be
readily
noted,
presents
a special
situation.
Rough
handling
may
require
destruction
of
the
entire
shipment
even
though
damage
to
every
item
may
not
be
visible.
In no
case
are
explosives
or
other
dangerous
articles
to be
released
to
the
carrier
for
salvage.
(2)
Supporting
Documentation.
TDRs
should
be
supported
by:
(a)
A
statement
that
the
carrier
was
notified
and
given
an
opportunity
to
reinspect
the
commodity
before
its
destruction.
This
does
not
apply
to
classified
material.
(b)
Evidence
(photographs,
statements,
etc.)
showing
in
detail
how
the
commodity
was
prepared
for
shipment
(blocked,
braced,
etc.).
(c)
A
statement
from
technically
qualified
personnel
and
supporting
evidence
(technical
orders,
etc.)
showing
destruction
was
warranted.
(d)
A
statement
that
the
carrier
was aware
of:
1.
The
nature
of
the
commodity
transported.
2.
That
the
government
might
have
to
destroy
the
entire
shipment
after
delivery
if
the
commodity
was
handled
roughly.
3.
Basis
for
determining
that
the
commodities
were
handled
roughly.
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