Mongolian Army ration

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Mongolian Army ration

Post by kyuzoaoi » Sun Oct 16, 2016 8:58 pm

I've seen a picture of assorted field rations:

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The Mongolian Army ration caught my attention. I can't find other pictures like that in the internet.

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by laughing_man » Mon Oct 17, 2016 9:57 am

This is the image further remodeled based on the bad image of the quality made in front of about ten years.
The photograph of those rations was used without consent from some websites.
Mongolian ration is an image of http://10.pro.tok2.com/~phototec/.
Though regrettable, http://10.pro.tok2.com/~phototec/ is downed about one week before.
And I think that that "China" is US-UGR...

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by FREMONT » Mon Oct 17, 2016 4:56 pm

Interesting picture. Can someone identify the "USA in Iraq" ration. Doesn't look like an MRE to me. It looks as if a twinkie is packaged with crackers and a few other container type foods.
Good luck and may your rations stay unspoiled!

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by rabidwolf » Mon Oct 17, 2016 5:14 pm

FREMONT wrote:Interesting picture. Can someone identify the "USA in Iraq" ration. Doesn't look like an MRE to me. It looks as if a twinkie is packaged with crackers and a few other container type foods.

That is some form of a "Go-To-War" ration, and sometimes referred to as a "Jimmy Dean".
Getting solid data, and examples has been tricky. Outside of Natick like publications.

The Go-To-War ration, uses off the shelf items. It is used until ration makers can catch up with demand.

Jimmy Dean, is a nickname for prepackaged meals.

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by FREMONT » Mon Oct 17, 2016 7:57 pm

rabidwolf wrote:
FREMONT wrote:Interesting picture. Can someone identify the "USA in Iraq" ration. Doesn't look like an MRE to me. It looks as if a twinkie is packaged with crackers and a few other container type foods.

That is some form of a "Go-To-War" ration, and sometimes referred to as a "Jimmy Dean".
Getting solid data, and examples has been tricky. Outside of Natick like publications.

The Go-To-War ration, uses off the shelf items. It is used until ration makers can catch up with demand.

Jimmy Dean, is a nickname for prepackaged meals.
Thanks for the info, is there any more information about this "Jimmy Dean" ration?
Good luck and may your rations stay unspoiled!

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by rabidwolf » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:05 pm

I'm not certain, I'll look. Fairly certain some of the more knowledgeable members here can help.

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by rabidwolf » Mon Oct 17, 2016 8:33 pm

Decided to do a quick Google search. Here is what I have found so far. Some have nothing more but a passing mention of Jimmy Deans. Better than nothing.

http://www.quartermaster.army.mil/oqmg/ ... 201998.pdf

viewtopic.php?t=2808

http://hellomarjorie.blogspot.com/2006/ ... ram-3.html

http://blangley.blogspot.com/2009_01_01_archive.html

http://cookingwithlittlebuddy.com/benni ... ean-meals/

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by kwiklot » Tue Oct 18, 2016 2:52 pm

Yeah there are several commerciless rations out there, these examples aren't always because actual rations aren't available they are cheaper and not as full of preswrvatives.

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Re: Mongolian Army ration

Post by kwiklot » Tue Oct 18, 2016 2:53 pm

Yeah there are several commercial rations out there, these examples aren't always because actual rations aren't available they are cheaper and not as full of preswrvatives.

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