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Without Googling m, how many vets remember the name of these and got your meals from one???
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I only had those when I was attached to 25th ID, 1st ID, 173rd Airborne, Various MP units, or 2nd ACR, SFODA cooked local food out on the grill every night while we were hanging out in the hot tub 
. Most of the time it was MREs for my 3 man team. I actually grew to like MREs. On a 72 hour mission anything was good. That and 4 packs of cigarettes a day to stay awake.
. Most of the time it was MREs for my 3 man team. I actually grew to like MREs. On a 72 hour mission anything was good. That and 4 packs of cigarettes a day to stay awake.
Mermite cans. Ate some surprisingly good stuff from them at times.
Never got to eat from one, but if I had, name I would call is ‘**** bucket’.
Somebody on here had one listed awhile back and called it an "army issued cooler."
I thought that was funny.
I thought that was funny.
In the 27 years I spent in the Army, I do seem to remember eating a meal or two out of them. Never used a paper plate though, I usually had a "mess kit", y'all remember those?
Mermite cans.
In Nam we had one small signal detachment on a radio intercept camp, and once a day we'd load up a hot meal for them and run it out by jeep.
I was a company cook on a combat base. I'm very familiar with those. And M1937 field stoves, which ran on gasoline and compressed air.
In Nam we had one small signal detachment on a radio intercept camp, and once a day we'd load up a hot meal for them and run it out by jeep.
I was a company cook on a combat base. I'm very familiar with those. And M1937 field stoves, which ran on gasoline and compressed air.
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