CR1M Packaging

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Yowie
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CR1M Packaging

Post by Yowie » Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:24 am

Hi all,

Yesterday I received a long awaited package (ordered well before Christmas Stupid F'ing Aus post , but that is a story for another thread).

I remember someone asking how CR1M's are packaged, so I thought I would share these with you.......
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The box :-)
All the relevant Info, as you can see there is no variety in the box all 10 are Menu D's. I don't know why they do not mix them up, seem like a strange idea :?
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Box end ( duh)
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Allergy Info
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Opened, two separate tins of 5 ( one slightly bent in its exciting trip around Queensland and subsequent stay in a postal warehouse for a month, while the post office decided that two large cities did not exist)
Apparently the tins come in handy for rubbish.....
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Single Tin ( The message embossed on the lid, asks the Digger to "Recycle Where Possible"
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Five days of goodness, tho it might become a bit boring after five days

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Re: CR1M Packaging

Post by hannonmc » Wed Jan 25, 2012 10:36 am

Great pictures! Thanks for sharing...

I could kick myself for not picking up one of these single rations when they were available on ebay a few months ago...

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Re: CR1M Packaging

Post by housil » Wed Jan 25, 2012 11:17 am

Wow, great pic´s!

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Re: CR1M Packaging

Post by cavguy » Wed Jan 25, 2012 12:06 pm

Great pics! I also find it odd they do not mix the menu's. But they probably issue them in mass at company level so I bet there are a bunch of cases of each menu so you can pretty much grab whatever menu you like, well hopefully!

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Re: CR1M Packaging

Post by Treesuit » Fri Jan 27, 2012 4:49 pm

I did notice that these tins are the sand colored version rather than the OD green version some 10 years ago. I think there were some stock photos that somebody posted here as to what the Aussie rations looked like when they came off the producion line.

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Re: CR1M Packaging

Post by sodjer » Fri Jan 27, 2012 6:41 pm

if aussie squaddies,are any thing like british squaddies, i could see some very bashed tins being issu :oops: :roll: ed

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