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FM 42-414
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Figure 3-15. Sample of DA Form 4765-R (Laundry Activity Record)
Check and Mark Individual Bundles. When individual bundles of laundry are received, personnel
must check and mark each item. This process depicts the following performances:
Checking. When individual laundry comes into the receiving area, a checker empties one
laundry bag at a time on a table. He removes the DA Form 2886 and checks each item to be sure the listing
is correct. If he finds an incorrect listing, he circles the quantity on the list and writes the correct quantity
beside it in red pencil. He puts a check mark in red in the IN column beside each correct entry. He writes
his initials in the CHECKER block at the bottom of the form.
NOTE: In the QUANTITY and IN blocks, all corrections, check marks, and initials should be in red. The
soldier initiating the change places his initial in red in the MARKER block.
Marking. Identified individual laundry items will be placed into self-stamped mesh bags.
Laundry going into mesh bags with a drawstring will be pinned, using the standard Army block
letter/number pin set to the outside of the bag. Laundry going into mesh bags without a draw-string will be
pinned using the US Air Force 5-inch pin system. See TO 50D1-3-1 for US Air Force laundry system
operations. In the BUNDLE NUMBER block of DA Form 2886, the laundry personnel write in red the
identifying mesh bag number or the block letter/number pin from the pin tray, if this is being used. The
mesh bag number or block letter/number pins used are identified in DA Form 2886 statement block (THE