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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12
the conveyance or by changing the type of conveyance
(7) Inflation of tires.  When vehicles and
to be used.
artillery are placed in storage, all tires (mounted and
unmounted alike) will be inflated and kept at their
normal operating pressure. Tire preservation should be
(2) Vehicles and artillery may be shipped on
as specified in section V, paragraph 535.
any commonly used conveyance (e.g., railcar, tractor-
trailer, etc.) in accordance with loading drawings, AAR
rules, or other applicable carrier requirements.  One
b. Receipt and issue.
additional method of shipping vehicles is via the drive
away method where the vehicles are actually driven to
(1) In some cases, special equipment such as
their destination. Driving a vehicle to its destination will
heavy duty cranes may be required to facilitate the
negate the application of preservation by the shipper or
loading/unloading process.
However, all receiving
will destroy any preservation previously applied to its
activities may not be equipped with such special
engine and drive train. This can mean that a port of
handling devices.  Consequently, the shipping activity
embarkation or other consignee may be required to
(point of shipment origin) must determine and allow for
represerve the item before it is transshipped or stored.
any undue handling difficulties that may be created at
For shipments of some types of powered vehicles, these
the destination.  Such difficulties may sometimes be
disadvantages may be overcome to some extent by
avoided by merely changing the placement of items on
using the piggyback method of shipment depicted in
5-33

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