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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12
Figure 5-21. Wood stands for stacking vehicles in storage.
Figure 5-22. Metal stands for stacking vehicles in storage.
Improperly chosen dunnage may be too soft, resulting in
(i) In some instances, dunnage may be
compression and the inability to remove the stacked
used for the same purpose of racks and stands. When
items, or it may be brittle and break, resulting in an
properly  used,  dunnage  permits  the  stacking  of
unstable stack.  Properly chosen dunnage can be an
extremely heavy items (fig 5-23).  Dunnage material
easily fabricated, safe, and economical stacking aid.
must be carefully chosen to assure that it possesses
sufficient strength to support the superimposed weight.
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