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As I checked websites about World War II military rations, I could not find anything about Manchukuo's military rations. Did they get issued at all?

Since Manchukou was a Japanese puppet state, their forces may have had the Japanese subsistence philosophy, which was provide the troops rice and whatever else could be spared, plus whatever the troops could find, requisition or steal, and largely leave the soldiers to prepare their own food. My guess would be that any special rations would have been provided by the Japanese.

https://keiolaw.org/wp/wp-content/uploa ... _渡辺悦子氏.pdf

https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/228567435.pdf

https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/304204418.pdf

according to these , Manchukuo paid money for ration ( maybe can) and cooked in field .
Those cans were made by factory in Dalian .