What should be done with dummy and similar non-explosive items prior to stowage?

Dummy and similar non-explosive items should be treated with care prior to stowage. The protocol for handling these items typically involves ensuring they are managed in a way that maintains safety and compliance with regulations. The most appropriate response is to address these items either through destruction, recycling, or safe storage depending on the specific guidelines provided for each type of dummy item.

Destruction may be necessary if the items are no longer needed or could pose a risk if mismanaged. On the other hand, recycling can be an environmentally responsible choice when materials can be repurposed. Storing them on a shelf is viable if it complies with safety and storage protocols, ensuring they do not interfere with or pose a danger to any operational activity.

By considering all these actions—destruction, recycling, and storing—one recognizes that the safest and most compliant approach encompasses multiple strategies, confirming that it is best to view the management of dummy and non-explosive items as a multifaceted responsibility.