Now, THAT'S a collectible!
I hear that the current version of this is salmon-colored!
HUMOR! 'Cause it's just so FUNNY!
HUMOR! 'Cause it's just so FUNNY!
Hey, I don't know if you guys already saw this, but I found this while looking for information on the 'net......
Now, THAT'S a collectible!
I hear that the current version of this is salmon-colored!
Now, THAT'S a collectible!
I hear that the current version of this is salmon-colored!
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SSC-Natick Press Release
U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center-Natick
Public Affairs Office
Kansas Street
Natick, MA 01760-5012
Contact: Jerry Whitaker -- Chief, Public Affairs Office
(508) 233-5340
Jerry.Whitaker@natick.army.mil
Date: February 10, 2006
No: 06-06
New Automated Feeding Station Unveiled
NATICK, Mass. -- Hot food for tomorrow's hungry soldiers -- all automated.
Food technologists at the Natick Soldier Center’s Combat Feeding Directorate displayed their new prototype for a totally automated feeding station which dispenses hot food in the field. The feeding station, which has built-in trailer wheels, can be delivered, set up and fully operational in under sixty minutes.
New Radio Frequency ID (RFID) dog tags to be worn by tomorrow's soldiers will alert the new feeding station to special dietary requirements and known food allergies so the unit can automatically select the appropriate meal.
"Shit! They brought back Country Captain Chicken."
For more information about the Battalion Automated Ration Feeder (BARF), please visit our website http://www.natick.army.mil.
U.S. Army Soldier Systems Center-Natick
Public Affairs Office
Kansas Street
Natick, MA 01760-5012
Contact: Jerry Whitaker -- Chief, Public Affairs Office
(508) 233-5340
Jerry.Whitaker@natick.army.mil
Date: February 10, 2006
No: 06-06
New Automated Feeding Station Unveiled
NATICK, Mass. -- Hot food for tomorrow's hungry soldiers -- all automated.
Food technologists at the Natick Soldier Center’s Combat Feeding Directorate displayed their new prototype for a totally automated feeding station which dispenses hot food in the field. The feeding station, which has built-in trailer wheels, can be delivered, set up and fully operational in under sixty minutes.
New Radio Frequency ID (RFID) dog tags to be worn by tomorrow's soldiers will alert the new feeding station to special dietary requirements and known food allergies so the unit can automatically select the appropriate meal.
"Shit! They brought back Country Captain Chicken."
For more information about the Battalion Automated Ration Feeder (BARF), please visit our website http://www.natick.army.mil.
paratrooper
Ha, in addition to some previous fun:
Did you guys knew that North- and South Dakota used to be one state
Appearently somewhere during the sixties a class of paratroopers was training for their HALO jumps. During one jump, early morning, one of the paratroopers' chute was malfunctioning and wouldn't open. So he fell tumbling down to earth at an increasing speed, not able to open his malfunctioning chute. As he crashed onto the earth somewhere in the middle of Dakota, he come down so hard it shook the earth and cracked Dakota into two pieces -> North and South Dakota.
Did you guys knew that North- and South Dakota used to be one state
Appearently somewhere during the sixties a class of paratroopers was training for their HALO jumps. During one jump, early morning, one of the paratroopers' chute was malfunctioning and wouldn't open. So he fell tumbling down to earth at an increasing speed, not able to open his malfunctioning chute. As he crashed onto the earth somewhere in the middle of Dakota, he come down so hard it shook the earth and cracked Dakota into two pieces -> North and South Dakota.