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Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 3:14 pm
by prado67
Hi, everybody
Recently I got an interesting Russian ration. These rations are delivered by our military units to Syria and distributed to people as humanitarian aid. As I got it and from where - it makes no difference. In Russia I never saw these rations and most likely I won't see.
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At once I will tell - the ration was pleasant to me, very tasty.
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The ration is divided into three meals at once.
Separately breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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The self-heating-up element is a part of a ration. Water for this element goes in a set at once.
I got option with:
for breakfast - Chicken with tomato sauce and buckwheat,
for lunch - on first course pea soup with smoked meat, on second course macaroni in milk sauce with a stewed liver,
for dinner - Rice with chicken
So breakfast:
1. Chicken with tomato sauce and buckwheat
2. Jam apple
3. Ship's biscuits are wheat
4. Coffee bag
5. Salt
6. Pepper
7. Sugar
8. Well and accessories - a napkin, a wet towel wipes, a spoon, the self-heating element, water
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Lunch:
1. Smoked meat soup
2. Macaroni with milk sauce and a liver
3. Tinned cheese
4. Tea
5. Sugar
6. Salt
7. Pepper
8. Ship's biscuits are wheat
9. Accessories - 2 napkins, 2 wet towel wipes, a spoon, 2 self-heating elements, 2 packages of water
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Heats up very strongly. Stronger than the American MRE.
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Dinner:
1. Rice with chicken
2. Jam apricot
3. Ship's biscuits are wheat
4. Tea bag
5. Salt
6. Pepper
7. Sugar
8. Accessories - a napkin, a wet towel wipes, a spoon, the self-heating element, water
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Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 5:08 pm
by MREHungary
Maybe Russian HDR ration? Very interesting. And I never saw a Russian IRP with a FRH. Thanks for sharing ;)

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 6:17 pm
by housil
Great find, thx for sharing!

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 8:02 pm
by parafireboy
Very interesting, thanks for sharing! :D

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Sun May 01, 2016 9:46 pm
by Norton
This looks like a very well thought out and balanced menu. An efficient FRH pouch would be practical for feeding women and children who may not have a proper place to heat soup or other meals. I like the fact they have separated the meals in bags, good idea. I like the Apple Jam myself.
The Jam, ships biscuits and tea can make a stand alone breakfast in my opinion. They are very filling

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Mon May 02, 2016 10:39 am
by MREHungary
I was digging deep into the Internet and found these pictures and a video:

1. This is from Twitter showing off the ration itself: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ChIkkZFWYAEjpKL.jpg:large
So it is an IRP-SN or ???-?? in Russian.

2. I found this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSpRdbdVwkQ
I do not understand a single word of it, but just watching it was very informative. And those main meals are enormous! Are they meant to be a single meal or a meal for two? Compering the meals to the "regular" IRP main entrées these are gigantic!

3. This is an entry from a Russian forum: http://www.yaplakal.com/forum3/topic1270572.html
Even more pictures and it seems there are more variants, at least five of them (Google Translate helps :)).

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Mon May 02, 2016 7:48 pm
by parafireboy
Thanks for sharing the additional information MREHungary!

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Wed May 04, 2016 10:18 am
by prado67
Yes, it is valid. I also didn't know as it is called. But on sale never I saw such anywhere.

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Fri May 06, 2016 1:04 am
by BlackDogBob
Great posts and shares from everyone. That is one awesome ration.

Re: Russian ration for Sirya

Posted: Fri May 06, 2016 11:04 am
by cavguy
prado67 wrote: 2. Macaroni with milk sauce and a liver

This meal sounds a bit funky to me.... None the less, the ration is HUGE! I was thinking it would be vegetarian though, much like our HDR.