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Also this year we had 5 days the annual Hammelburg Military Camp. this year 180 POV participated

Our camp site First lunch British 12 hrs ration #8 Not too spicy with a nice taste Plan B for non ration eaters

Nice US Jeeps with nice radio equipment our neighbors note that nice "kitchen" this is how they cooked coffee 1942 WW2 Jeep

For dinner I had a 2014 dutch Lasagne what I really like too bad, the lasagne had a "sour" taste so I tossed it into the trash So plan B was a 2007: still great after 12 years

For breakfast we prepared eggs from an UGR
Shake well before use Fry them in a pan et viola I liked them.

Spent a day on the Bundeswehr training site before returning to another lunch. A 2014 French RICR
I started with that soup what had a nice curry taste too bad, both entrees were also spoiled. They had an "odd" taste
so we also tossed these again
I went with Plan B again

We didn´t eat all the time, we also had a couple of drinks
A couple of guys sold rations, this is how not to store them:

Was this training or just a good excuse for munching on some rations? Nice vehicles!!

It´s a private organized Mil Camp of private owned, historic (+30 years) Military vehicles. At Saturdays we are allowed to drive a convoy (+150 vehicles) into the life training area of Bundeswehr infantry school.

Once my video is done, I also post it

That looks awesome! Wish I knew of this when I lived in Bavaria, do you also have members of the public come to check out all your vehicles and equipment? Is it just limited to Bundeswehr past and present? Or do you see other countries?

ausgezeichnet!!

Athena wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 08, 2019 7:43 pm

Or do you see other countries?

Anybody is welcome.
Also Swedish, Russian, US, British, Swiss etc vehicles participate