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Hi guys,

yesterday I visited an exhibit in MUNA-Museum in Marktbergel. It was great . They had an awesome ration collection there , but see the pictures:

M60A3 main battle tank


M60A3 main battle tank and M548 ammunition carrier


M548 ammunition carrier


M561 Gama Goat


M688 Lance Missile Carrier


US Army snowmobile??


M?? HEMTT


US Army fire engine from Ansbach in Germany


Some fire engine details 1


Some fire engine details 2

Display of MREs from different years, the upper row shows the MRE prototype from 1975


Outer card box from MRE prototype


Entrée “Chicken Loaf” from MRE prototype


“Pineapple Nut Cake” from MRE prototype


„Crackers“ and „Potato Pattie“ from MRE prototype


“Accessory Packet A” from MRE prototype


“Cocoa Beverage Powder” and “Jelly”from MRE prototype


Dispaly case full of really „C-Rats“, “Ration, Combat, Individual”


„C-Rats“ close up 1


„C-Rats“ close up 2


„C-Rats“ close up 3

More vintage rations












„Meal, Combat, Individual" from May 1960


„Meal, Combat, Individual" from November 1967


„Meal, Combat, Individual" from November 1967

More rations….










First Strike Ration






And more ration cases








Some much rations, crazy !!! I guess they have all over the world

So long mreheater72

And two more pics:

Mix of vintage rations including “Food Packet, Individual, Assault”. Unfortunately some mice found the way in that display case


Mix of vintage rations including “Food Packet, Individual, Assault” detail

Munasiedlung is awesome! Jubifahrer and I have been there in 2007 (6?) too.

Muna was short for "ammunition" and the Munas were facilities where the Nazies made explosives.


Notice the swastika shaped building


My Iltis at Munasiedlung


M60 display


Building from outside


Guess where that case came from

That show we were two weeks ago is related to the Muna peoples.
Their displays are great. They have the biggest rations collection I ever saw. Hagen, how did they got you out there again?!

I was on duty, so we can´t make it there.

do they have burgular alarm? just kidding

that was realy impresive thank you for sharing,and i drueld on my key board.....

cheers ken

mreheater72 wrote:Hi guys,

yesterday I visited an exhibit in MUNA-Museum in Marktbergel. It was great . They had an awesome ration collection there , but see the pictures:



US Army snowmobile??

Thats a Weasel tracked snow vehicle Its WW2 vintage, seriously ahead of its time.
It was designed especially for the 10th Mountain division. It made up a big percentage of the divs vehicle strength.
Note the RCW box in the back, though it should be a 4 in 1 mountain ration for total authenticity

Those ration pictures..

norge wrote:do they have burgular alarm?

It´s embedded in a still active Bundeswehr installation

wow!!! I like those living museums in Germany.Maybe when I take a trip to visits Germany I would like to go to those museums.....