slovenian military rations

Post by **German_EPA** » Fri Jun 27, 2008 3:37 pm

hi all

i got slovenian military ration today! its the same like the civilian TRAVELLUNCH types - only with special printing on it (english and slovenian)

i will put up photos here later.

if anyone has interest for some mainmeals and drinks (of course slovenian printing) let me know withim 3 hours from now on. its 21:37 berlin time (-1 GMT)

so long
EPA

Post by **German_EPA** » Fri Jun 27, 2008 5:01 pm

i just feel free to steal mreheater72's ebay picture. he is just selling 3 of the slovenian TRAVELLUNCH.

mreheater72: i guess you didnt know - did you?

bigger photos will follow

Post by **kman** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 2:19 pm

Interesting stuff, German_EPA. Did you ever get any photos of that ration?

Post by **German_EPA** » Mon Jun 30, 2008 3:50 pm

kman wrote:Interesting stuff, German_EPA. Did you ever get any photos of that ration?

i havent seen a complete ration yet. i guess as non slovenian-military-member i will never get a chance to see it.

i think they arel ike the austrian rations from travellunch (housil got it from ebay this weeks -> see his post) - only the printing and filling is special in this case.

MHSLO · Post by **MHSLO** » Mon May 04, 2009 10:37 pm

Slovenian MRE, Suhi vojaški dnevni obrok or just suhi dnevni obrok (SDO). Direct translation is dry daily ration.
This is type A. There are types A, B and C.
http://www.moj-album.com/slike/291164/l ... 0txMb_.jpg

Post by **kman** » Mon May 04, 2009 10:42 pm

Welcome to the forums, MHSLO! Great pictures - thanks for sharing.

alcockell · Post by **alcockell** » Tue May 05, 2009 2:46 am

I see they appear to use a FRED to spoon the stuff in...

dirtbag · Post by **dirtbag** » Tue May 05, 2009 3:35 am

alcockell wrote:I see they appear to use a FRED to spoon the stuff in...

Makes it last longer... Tiny little bites, and your sleeves get wet !

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_Ration_Eating_Device FRED

MHSLO · Post by **MHSLO** » Tue May 05, 2009 10:05 am

alcockell wrote:I see they appear to use a FRED to spoon the stuff in...

I was wondering whether that is a tiny spoon or not

Actually nobody uses this FRED, because all the cans are easy open cans and every soldier has a mess kit with cutlery.

Detailed list for A type: **name of the dish/weight/quantity. Producer / supplier**

1 Instant coffee, without sugar/1,8g/1. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
2 Powedered milk/3g/1. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
3 Instant tea/50g/1. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
4 Isotonic drink/50g/2. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
5 Sugar/5g/2. Mercator-Emba d.d.
6 Bonbon comprimates with vitamins/24g/1. Lek kozmetika d.o.o.
7 Energy bar/75g/1. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
8 Dark chocolate/50g/1. Meybona Schokoladenfabrik / Perigon d.o.o.
9 Honey/20g/1. Frika d.o.o.
10 Muesli with Raisins, Apples and Milk/125g/1. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
11 Cream Cheese Strawberry/100g/1. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
12 Pasta Bolognese/125g/1. Simpert Reiter GmbH / Perigon d.o.o.
13 Chicken Casserole/300g/1. Hot Pack Canland / Perigon d.o.o.
14 Liver Pate/100g/1. MDK d.d.
15 Fish with vegetables/125g/1. Delamaris d.d.
16 Crisp bread/55g/2. Žito d.d.
17 Disinfecting tissue/3. Quidnovi S.p.A / Lomas d.o.o.
18 Can opener
19 Trash bag
20 Matches

Treesuit · Post by **Treesuit** » Tue May 05, 2009 11:28 pm

WOW, that is a rare find. What a find!

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