Incendiary destroyers.
Fuel-thickening compound.
Riot-control agent, bulk (60-pound package or less).
Warheads and rocket motors (unpackaged weight of 60 pounds or
less).
Missiles and rockets (unpackaged weight of 60 pounds or less).
End items of conventional and guided missile ammunition
(except artillery rounds, bombs, and torpedoes) which have an
individual unit of issue, container, or package weight of 60
pounds or less.
Controlled items include the following:
Money.
Negotiable instruments.
Precious metal alloys.
Ethyl alcohol.
Drug abuse items.
Cargo that is being transported during a movement is listed on DD
Form 1384 (Transportation Control and Movement Document (TCMD))
according to DOD Reg 4500.32-R, Volume I. DD Form 1384 is a seven-
part, prenumbered document which is initiated by the shipper for each
shipment, such as a truckload.
The form lists the cargo (type,
number of packages, and so forth), the consignee receiving the cargo,
the names of the cargo checker and truck driver, and the time the
cargo is to leave the shipping point. The purpose of this form is to
ensure accurate and quick delivery of the cargo, reducing the risk of
loss, theft, and pilferage.
Figure 1-1 shows a sample of DD Form 1384, documenting a cargo
shipment of tactical radios. Block 4 shows the commodity and special
handling codes. The entry "2" in the 5th position of
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