MCI Pork Steak
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 2:05 pm
hello all
I had just opened up an MCI from the mid Vietnam War era, and it was enjoyable. It was a pork steak with a b 3 unit.
The Items were a pork steak, quartered pears, b 3 unit (crackers and candy) and a small can on blackberry jam and the accessory pack.
The crackers were a bit stale and had a metallic taste, however i haven't brought my self to ear one of the vanilla cream disks of doom. The Blackberry jam was the best part it still retained its great flavor after all these years! The quartered pears when i opened up had a great aroma but had looked very discolored. The pork steak I'd prefer not to talk about. The accessory pack had its traditional contents with a Wrigley's ready pack of spearmint gum and a pack of Marlboro reds ( either of which i did not consume ). The matches worked like a charm, I wish the matches in the MRE's were the same as the MCI's.
I apologize for no pictures but i have restored the cans and look forward to more reviews in the future.
If there are any MCI pro reviewers out there can you please give me some tips and tricks for any of these i do in the future?
Thank you all and have a great day!
ZAck
I had just opened up an MCI from the mid Vietnam War era, and it was enjoyable. It was a pork steak with a b 3 unit.
The Items were a pork steak, quartered pears, b 3 unit (crackers and candy) and a small can on blackberry jam and the accessory pack.
The crackers were a bit stale and had a metallic taste, however i haven't brought my self to ear one of the vanilla cream disks of doom. The Blackberry jam was the best part it still retained its great flavor after all these years! The quartered pears when i opened up had a great aroma but had looked very discolored. The pork steak I'd prefer not to talk about. The accessory pack had its traditional contents with a Wrigley's ready pack of spearmint gum and a pack of Marlboro reds ( either of which i did not consume ). The matches worked like a charm, I wish the matches in the MRE's were the same as the MCI's.
I apologize for no pictures but i have restored the cans and look forward to more reviews in the future.
If there are any MCI pro reviewers out there can you please give me some tips and tricks for any of these i do in the future?
Thank you all and have a great day!
ZAck