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Bypah wrote:Check this link out. A review of the new IRP's.

http://blog.gruppa-l.com/review-irp/#more-2117

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Very good review on Russian rations. The can I would like to try is 250 gramm of Beef, green peas and baby carrots stew,
That looks like great meal with the US MRE biscuits if both were nice and hot.

I would like to try some kasha and some of the other caned "mystery" meats...
I always wanted to have some russian rations but they are very rare and elusive.

Try a can of dog food, pretty much the same as Russian potted meat...

Bypah wrote:If I'm not mistaken the first IRP is for the troops in the field and the other two are either for officers or for the troops in the bases similar to the TOTM's.

Actually - all of them are for troops, officers and troops in the bases .
My job is military reporter, I spent some time in Russian Armed Forces and seen many times those rations in different circumstances. More often than not soldiers and officers have the same field rations from the same warehouse.
P.S. First one is very common in police troops.

First one IRP sent today to Canada. Will see how long it takes.

Received mine today, so looking at around 10-14 days. Arrived in good shape.





Thumbs up.

elandil wrote:Received mine today, so looking at around 10-14 days. Arrived in good shape.

Great!
Is it sealed or was opened by customs?

Great!

onepamop wrote:

elandil wrote:Received mine today, so looking at around 10-14 days. Arrived in good shape.

Great!
Is it sealed or was opened by customs?

still sealed, no issues.

Lucky it passed thru customs. I'm still waiting a package Adrian sent me from Romania last year. It said "it left US customs in NYC.." back in March of '14 and so far no response.