Waiting for an international ration to arrive is half the fun in this hobby! Checking the tracking number every day, hoping it passes through customs and the smile on your face when it does! Then getting a bit anxious when it arrives and unpacking to see if it was tampered with! There's no guarantee...

I read once that Mexican DefSec (SEDENA=Secretario de Defensa Nacional) usually deploys troops near barracks so they don't normally use field/combat rations.
I also heard they use American MRE's when absolutely needed.

It looks similar to a plastic bread bag clip Maybe that would work?

I find the Russian (and the post soviet union countries) really enjoy their beef with barley, or beef with vegetables. But I find their beef to be very greasy and salty, and I doubt it would pass Canada or USA FDA inspection. But some people like it so I guess it's just a matter of personal preferen...

Starting from the top, I believe photos 3,4,5 are all 24 hour mountain rations just different years of production.

Do you have a British ORP spoon? I always laugh when I see one!

$50 dollars is a bit expensive for a mystery box. Do you have a $20 mystery box? I'll buy one if you have it.

I buy plenty of rations from them, USA MRE's are shipped from the USA and European MRE's are shipped from the Netherlands mostly. They are good people to deal with. All my rations (USA and Europe) were wrapped in plastic or something to conceal their true identity Prices are fair and reasonable.

Sounds good to me! PM me with your mailing address.

Sturm44 wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 19, 2020 5:57 pm

Packets are your Gunnar.

Still have the SIngapore

I'll trade you the Singapore for some Canadian coffee crisp bars, how many do you want?