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Armed Forces Pest Management Board Technical Guide No. 31 RETROGRADE WASHDOWNS: Cleaning and Inspection Procedures Published and Distributed by the DEFENSE PEST Management INFORMATION ANALYSIS CENTER Forest Glen Section Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, DC 20307-5001 March 2008 Table of Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS DISCLAIMER FOREWORD INTRODUCTION o Purpose o Background Information o Current Information WASHDOWN LOCATION OPERATIONAL WASHDOWN EQUIPMENT INSPECTION AND CLEANING PROCEDURES o Inspectors o Administrative Requirements RESPONSIBILITIES SUMMARY REFERENCES APPENDICES o APPENDIX A - Criteria for Selecting and Equipping a Washdown Location o APPENDIX B - Operational Washdown Equipment o APPENDIX C - Guide for Operational Washdowns With Illustrations o APPENDIX D - Flow Chart of Typical Operational Washdown o APPENDIX E - Sample Vehicle Tag (White or Manila Tag)
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WAREHOUSE SECURITY BEST PRACTICE, WAREHOUSE SECURITY BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINES CUSTOMS, Customs, Border Protection, Tuesday, November 25, 2008, Following is a brief overview, Congressional Research Service, Border, Cargo Shipments, Operations, and, Cargo Shipments, Operations, and Facilities, 13, July 1999, 13 July 1999