After a nice morning out in York today I came home to this 1.JPG So excited! Cracked it open and the inside was a bit sticky. The strawberry jam had leaked. Not much, just onto the tin of pork and chicken minced ham, which made me think it was damaged en route to Jolly Olde England. Otherwise the co...

This one has Carabinieri in the description (which doesn't always mean anything).
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Any ideas anybody?!

Have mailed my brother in New Zealand to see if the prison service there does a ration. He's a screw so if any one would know it would be him. Shall report back.

Wifey got me this for my birthday

Shall try and do a review. I'll be eating it along with a 2, 3 and 5 year old! Wish me luck.

Holy thread revival Batman!

But the info is all sane and eternal.

Ones hatchlings simply love pb & jam rolled up in a flatbread

That Cresson Kearney was responsible for the "adoption of the jungle field ration and the jungle hammock as standard equipment by the US Army in World War II" (those words are straight from Wikipedia). I first read NWSS 30 years ago, when as a ten year old , I was trying to convince me dad to dig a ...

roncamp wrote: None of the B2 units were earlier then 1976.

Does that mean no kid could sample an olden days smoke? I ask that as I'm not entirely sure when smoko's were taken out of US rations!

Just looking at my usual ration supplier here: https://www.surplusandoutdoors.com/shop ... 74552.html

No ostrich on any of the menus, bah. Might take a punt though as you never know.

Jack

Haha, brilliant video.

Never tried Datrex rations. On all the ships I've been on all rafts/boats were stocked with Seven Oceans, which I quite like the taste of in spite of the denseness.

Just reading - Datrex claim to be none "thirst provoking"! All food is thirst provoking lol.

Jack.