By convict 975468
On the third or the fourth day—it was hard to keep track of time–the 12 civilian prisoners were allowed to dress in their own clothes. Then they were chained up and moved by truck to the airfield, where they were taken into a military plane and locked to benches running along the side. After a flight of several hours, they landed at another military base. MP’s boarded the plane and unchained them from the benches. They were led off the plane to an army truck, placed in the back, and secured.
Upon arriving at the base stockade, they were removed from the vehicle and led inside. They went through two barred doors into a room with barred doors leading in several directions. Their handcuffs and leg irons were removed and they were told to strip and put their clothes in the plastic bag given to each of them. They were taken through the barred door to their right into what turned out to be a shower area. They were sprayed with a foul smelling chemical and after a few minutes were allowed to shower it off. They were issued olive-drab towels. When they were dry, they were returned to the first room. The bags containing their clothes were gone, replaced by two stacks of skivvies and tee shirts. One of the MPs said, “Civilians are not allowed to wear a uniform, so you’ll have to make do with these.”
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