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Food, Mail, Pay - The US Army Morale Essentials - Vietnam - Supply Lines & MRE's
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Re: Food, Mail, Pay - The US Army Morale Essentials - Vietnam - Supply Lines & MRE's
Interesting video, thanks for sharing
Re: Food, Mail, Pay - The US Army Morale Essentials - Vietnam - Supply Lines & MRE's
That was great and interesting they mentioned Metal mess kits are on their way out in 1967. Paper plates were being used for field feeding in combat zones.
Also The LRP meal being tested in Panama was fascinating
Also The LRP meal being tested in Panama was fascinating
Re: Food, Mail, Pay - The US Army Morale Essentials - Vietnam - Supply Lines & MRE's
There's a reason I went Navy.
4 years on a sometimes air conditioned ship, 3 hot's and a cot beats 2 years carrying a rifle in a rice paddy at 100 degrees F and 100 % humidity.
They did get the occasional beer issue, tho...
And the Navy gave everyone an incredible education, in my case advanced electronics, which allowed me to transition to tracking state of the art Satellites immediately after leaving the Navy.
Food was usually better, too.
4 years on a sometimes air conditioned ship, 3 hot's and a cot beats 2 years carrying a rifle in a rice paddy at 100 degrees F and 100 % humidity.
They did get the occasional beer issue, tho...
And the Navy gave everyone an incredible education, in my case advanced electronics, which allowed me to transition to tracking state of the art Satellites immediately after leaving the Navy.
Food was usually better, too.
Avid practitioner of the martial art: KLIK-PAO
Re: Food, Mail, Pay - The US Army Morale Essentials - Vietnam - Supply Lines & MRE's
In WW 2 there was an Anecdote about the Army's opinion of Navy life. It was gallows humor and went something like thisdirtbag wrote:There's a reason I went Navy.
4 years on a sometimes air conditioned ship, 3 hot's and a cot beats 2 years carrying a rifle in a rice paddy at 100 degrees F and 100 % humidity.
They did get the occasional beer issue, tho...
And the Navy gave everyone an incredible education, in my case advanced electronics, which allowed me to transition to tracking state of the art Satellites immediately after leaving the Navy.
Food was usually better, too.
Army.. You swabs sure got it got good.. Hot Chow and Clean sheets
Navy .. Yes that's true.. Until the ship sinks
My uncle was on the USS Luce DD 522 hit by two kamikaze attacks and sunk during the Battle of Okinawa May 4, 1945,
He could not talk about it until 1955