Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps

Australian CR1M (1999)

Here is some information and pictures of an Australian CR1M Menu B from 1999. These pictures and information are originally from the Polish SpecOps page: http://www.specops.com.pl/taktyka_zielona/adf_rat_pack/adf_cr1m.htm.

CR1M 1999/2000 Menu

MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps

MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Complete 1999 Menu B ration pack
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Beverages – tea, coffee, orange beverage powder, sugar
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Lemon Lime Beverage Powder
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Cheddar cheese
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Chocolate bar
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Opened chocolate bar
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Chocolate drink powder
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Sweetened condensed milk – the contents may have turned a caramel color because of time/temperature but it is still safe to eat.
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Freeze-dried rice
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Shortbread cookies
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Juicy Fruit chewing gum
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Vegemite! (vegetable extract)
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Breakfast – Chocolate drink, peaches, muesli bar, and one of the two main entrees.
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Lunch (mid-day snack) – crackers, fruit spread, vegemite, cookies, muesli bar.
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Dinner – the other main entree, soup, etc.
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Dessert/snacks – M&M’s, chocoate, fruit grains, etc.
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Acceessory pack items – rubber bands, matches in a waterproof case, salt/pepper, toilet paper, tobasco sauce, and a FRED (Food Ration Extraction Device – but more commonly referred to as “frigging rediculous eating device”) – a combination can opener/spoon.
MRE Info | Australian CR1M 1999 SpecOps Standard military spoon