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Thanks Steve!

awesome!!

The gum turned brown after chewing for some reason, tasted great though

Watched the vid 2 nights ago and have been meaning to comment (plus i wrote a letter to ya NNF but lost it somehiw before sending and am needing to get back in touch!) On how amazingly well done and fluid of a shoot this was on the SA-5. It was under 10 minutes, minimal editing, crisp, and above all.. fascinating!!!

Well done NNF - loving your work so far - and am impressed as always. No shock there.. the man is back!!

Thanks Steve, this one was a blast to review really appreciate you sending it!

Just something about the can rations for me.

Im still learning but i have learned i dont like editing lol, so if i can do it in 1 shot even better

I would not have the heart to open it...

Fascinating review and Cold War historical artifact .

So to be clear you had 4 cereal bars, 2 fruit cakes and 2 milk chocolate bars. Then 2 tea packets , two sugar cubes and water purification tablets. was this a three day set? Also was this meant for air crews or naval personnel? Or was this packed into wheeled/tracked vehicles on the DEW line Alaska, Greenland or Northern Canada?

Norton wrote:Fascinating review and Cold War historical artifact .

So to be clear you had 4 cereal bars, 2 fruit cakes and 2 milk chocolate bars. Then 2 tea packets , two sugar cubes and water purification tablets. was this a three day set? Also was this meant for air crews or naval personnel? Or was this packed into wheeled/tracked vehicles on the DEW line Alaska, Greenland or Northern Canada?

SA-5 (I forget who the SA-5 was for)
Food for 1 man for 1 day

1x Instruction sheet
1x Bottle of water tabs
1x Plastic bag
1x Coffee
1x Creamer
1x Jelly blocks
2x Tea
2x Fruit cake bar
3x Sugar cube
3x Enriched chocolate
3x Gum (2 PK in wax 1 wrigley in cellophane)
4x Cereal bar (2x class 5 in cellophane 2x ?? in silver wax paper)