A second or B unit might include peanut butter and crackers, chocolate, gum, cigarettes, salt, pepper, and sugar, among other items. lemon aid powder was good with some descent tasting water, [] https://charliecompany.org/2012/04/20/c-rations/ [], [] freeze dried meals Ive tried over the years didnt taste much better than the C rations I ate in the military. C-rations and m-60 mechine gun and GOD are what got me through tough times . But, Nuac mam still sucks ass! I collect all of the C-Rats rejects and I have plenty to eat. It was often supplied by water trailer or inflatable bladders from helicopters (called water buffaloes) because they were black rubber, and placed on a Gerry built wooden stand surrounded by sandbags to prevent shrapnel or small arms fire from penetrating and emptying the water. The next thing I got was the MREs. There wasnt a USMarine anywhere near Saigon. He jokingly staggered back a few feet and loudly cleared his throat, while one person yelled out, Eeww, gross!. U.S.A.F. I really enjoyed reading these replies about c-rations and your experiences in Vietnam. It had a flavor I can not duplicate to this day. The ration had to contain meat, bread, canned fruit, and some kind of dessert. great footlocker or combat field pack display item. I got out of the field with 12 days left and went to Song Be. We used to make stoves by using a can opener to open up the two sides of a small can on both sides (which were then pushed in). Looked for the fruit cans mostly, but some of the other items were tasty too. During World War II, C-Rations included a cigarette packet of nine cigarettes. You could buy cases of beer and soda too. Now I know why I lost 40 LBs. The short story, "The Things They Carried," written by Tim O'Brien (1990), appears to be an unpretentious narration that list the tangible items carried by the soldiers while fighting in the Vietnam War. What is wrong with me? Returned 13 months later via Tiger airlines to a civilian air port in LA & greeted by a lot of people flipping the bird at us. In 1988 a friend of mine who owned an oyster bar/restaurant told me that he liked the sauce and wanted to know if I would make him some for his restaurant,which my wife and I did .We hand wrote the labels on notebook paper and scotch taped them to the bottles ,and gave them to our friend. Lots of exploded food and they had to clean up the tail of the ship. Through some investigation he found the manufacturer of it was Sara Lee. The line units were pulled out of the field on occasion, usually about once a month for three days, to enjoy home cooking, barbecues and ice-cold beer and soda a reward we always looked forward to. Thank you for taking the time to read this. USA & International; Australia; Canada; France; Germany; Italy; Ive read some books by Vietnam vets and it was also mentioned how to use a c-rat can for the m60. Its characteristics emphasize utility, flexibility of use, and more variety of food components than were included in the Ration, Combat, Individual (C Ration), which it replaces. I miss the guys I hope all are doing well. I lived on pound cake and chicken noodle soup cooked with a pinch of C4. In 1975 they stopped putting cigarettes in rations which raised hell with US troops everywhere. In Thailand, sriracha sauce was even better than Tabasco. I do remember about a week after I was out in the field we received a case of onions by mistake. Never heard of that version before. He was not overly fond of them, but did eat to stay alive. Brings back a lot of memories. You did a great job with this. Open the cracker can leaving the lid attached, fill half way with dirt, then drain some JP-4 from under the Huey in to the can. Corporal. In and around Quang Tri with side trips to Hue, Khe San & Dong Ha. Thanks for this article and thanks all American officers and soldiers in the field of VN war. Ha, ha! That went for Officers and enlisted men. Balance food to be heated on bent over lid and can while fire heat main course. As I remember our C rats were marked 1941 &42. A can opener (called both a John Wayne or a P-38) was needed to open the cans. Yes I remembered those olive canned food because my dad, VNs regime Officer before 1975, let me tried > canned of chocolate in foil, cake, peach, M&M, shredded pork ( ? When were cigarettes removed from C rations? $40 . Moak got the drab olive can as a Marine helicopterpilotoff the Vietnamese coast in 1973. I remember having to eat my C-Ration meal cold because we were either on the move or rushed to leave in the mornings. Though intended only for use in combat conditions, troops often ate K-rations for weeks on end, and they quickly tired of the monotonous meals. 3-1969 to Feb 1970. Bill McD We just heated ours with a ball of C-4, i.e., after opening the can. These things have left a deep impression on him, and he recalls to those memories fondly, despite the trying period his country was facing during that time. It was illustrated by Fred Rhoads. Less known is that an unlikely snack . On rare occasions when allowed piled stones put tab in middle for stove. I was always thankful that there was a medic around after I ate the Spiced Beef. It was a common thing to trade C rations for cigarettes. Now you could use an ammo box with a thousand rounds instead of the standard ammo box and metal feed chute limited to 300 rounds. The Red Cross also distributedletters from school children, church groups and others for us to read and respond in kind. I grew up in Pensacola,and lived on tabasco sauce for my oysters and everything else, and while in Nam I came up with an idea for my own hot sauce for eating c rations with,and wrote it down in a notebook we kept our call signs and frequencies in. description of C-Rations used in Vietnam: The small cans included in the meal were ideal for making a stove. A must have item for your helmet display, uniform or gear. i was in from 1966 to 1972. i never ate a c ration that was younger than me. Wow brings back a lot of memories. If you read this and you would like to try it,just give me a call at 1-800-347-2823 and i would be happy to send you a free bottle. Hot BBQ beef. L/Cpl P.T. Moak said he wasnt worried about getting sick from any bacteria that may have gotten into the old can, because it looked sealed. Cases of C-Rations are assigned and split among a squad of soldiers theres an ample supply to cover three meals per person 4.5 pounds of canned wet food for each days adequate nourishment. A whole heat tab had to be used. Brand New. Cigarettes disappeared from rations in 1975, but their legacy was a . Cigarettes were bad for your health along with bullets. Back I would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to you, and every single veteran for your honor, your valor, and for sharing what little you had with my father and our family. Never told 2nd Lts about the hazards of heating an un-opened can. I got my first 2nd tour, NO problem, LOACH pilot and home every night if I didnt get shot down! Cigarettes were bad for your health along with bullets. He vowed to hang on to it until the day he retired, storing it in a box with other mementos. Old wolfhound hereA/1/27.66,67,68..no one mentioned the hobo stove which when out of heat tabs or C-4 we would open a can of peanut butter. Non-smokers were known to swap the C-rats cigarette. The Meal, Combat, Individual (MCI) was the name of canned wet combat rations issued by the United States Armed Forces from 1958 to 1980, when it was replaced by the Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MRE). It consisted of three meals sealed in a plastic bag together with items such as a can opener/spoon, matches, toilet paper, etc. I was a crechief on Hueys who resupplied you guys. if so, what was the dogs favorite meal? I always wanted or traded for boned chicken or turkey, because if I remember correctly they were made in Saint James MN. It? I was the in house inspector at Granite State packing from 72 until 75. Due to health concerns, cigarettes were eliminated from the accessory packs in 1975. vet 69-73 does any one have a recipe for meat and beans? I can only remember seeing cases of C-Rations stacked inside APCs along with several five-gallon containers of water when we came upon them in the jungle. I did that too but I wondered sometimes if a 7.62 round could ignite it. would love to find a rec for them now During the 1960s C-ration cigarettes were identical to the sample packs of four that tobacco salesreps handed out to the public. I cannot tell you how happy I am to have stumbled across your post! My father told me that it was a food container, made of stainless steel, where the lid doubles as a frying pan of a sort, and the strap handle could extend into a handle for the pan (I hope that made sense..). Excellent, brought back some good memories. I really enjoyed Meat balls & beans. [1] Although officially a new ration, the MCI was derived from and very similar to the original C-Ration, and in fact continued to be called "C-Rations" by American troops throughout its production life as a combat ration (1958-1980). Coffee, tea and hot chocolate were plentiful and everyone had a stash. VE-1226 Cigarette case from the 67TH TAC Recon Wing. ate a lot as a kid . . 1st tour grunt recon, etc. These reminiscences take me back. Semper Fi. Because there were several "vintages" of C's issued to the Marines and Seabees in Vietnam, more than 4 items may be listed in the B groups as well as the brands of cigarettes included in the accessory pack. I use to take chip BBQ beef and cut the lid open, set the lid back on top, put the can back in the box and light it on fire. Moak got the drab olive can as a Marine helicopter pilot off the Vietnamese coast in 1973. During the 1960s C-ration cigarettes were identical to the sample packs of four that tobacco salesreps handed out to the public. Cigarettes were eliminated from rations in 1972. (LogOut/ For sure peaches were like gold I was one of the few guys who didnt like them and could trade them for almost anything. Man do I remember C rations. I destroyed my taste buds eating my Moms cooking. We burned and buried the last ones in the system in1986 in the Sinai desert. My last CO loved them. The cigarettes were even contaminated with bugs ! about fruit cocktail. Excellent piece and very true in every respect. I am a VA RN and a volunteer wildland firefighter / EMT-B. Kindest regards. Silly me ! The accessory pack with each meal was sealed in a foil pouch. A whole heat tab had to be used. Very well written and important for us who did not serve due to age ( too young) to learn about this, Excellent; Almost never saw heat tabs , we called them c tabs they didnt want us to have flames. and more. Found four P38s still in the brown paper wrapping that I brought back from Nam in Dec. 72. 2.) Everyone like cake after that. I just wanted to give you a quick heads up! Left out the crew chief version of a stove. When we were operating our radio nets in the outback wilds of Fort Riley, KS, wed put our Pound cake was one f the favorites in my platoon. I do have a question the meat and beans I liked but raised on beans, I recently found and on line copy of the Us Army cook book. I , however, could not find its same taste and flavor in America after 30 years in USA. This stove was satisfactory, but did not allow enough oxygen to enter which caused incomplete burning of the blue Trioxin heat tablet, causing fumes which irritated the eyes and respiratory tract. I was raised on Spam in South Dakota and Minnesota since Spam is manufactured in Minn. To this day I enjoy Spam sandwiches!! Popular products. Currahee. These were the times that made it ok. In 1976 I found the notebook in some old Marine stuff I was going through and I finally got to make the sauce,and it was pretty darn good. We had C Rations to eat while in the Pentagon Oct 21st 1967 while the war protest march was going on. C-Rations varied considerably through their 20 plus year service. They Tried! Need Easy, Nutritious Food While Blacktail Deer Hunting. C Ration Cigarettes (1 - 3 of 3 results) Price ($) Any price Under $25 $25 to $100 $100 to $250 . Miss those soldiers from our lives deeply. What brands of cigarettes were in C-Rations? Ive often wondered since who made those peaches and if their product is still available. It was illustrated by Fred Rhoads. Free Sample first six chapters of Cherries both Written and Audiobook, Author interview War & Life: Discussions with a Veteran, Feasting on the Frontlines: The Vietnam War Discussing Food History, A brief history of coffee in the US military | We Are The Mighty, A brief history of coffee in the US military. We already carried 4 5 quart canteens to keep hydrated until the next resupply. Ron Perron Each ration was composed of a B-unit and a M-unit; total weight was approximately 7 pounds. WWII US Army Marine Corps K- Ration inner wax box ration Dinner ad vertisement by noviopera. Pleasure speaking to you. . So I gave my last Cs to a Boy Scout Troop and switched to freeze-dried packets (civilian version of MREs) . The C-Ration was replaced in 1958 with the Meal Combat Individual (MCI). And one day I plan on working as a flight RN / EMT-P as well as continuing to either work or volunteer as a firefighter. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Missed the initial one 4 years ago. My favorite meal was SPICED BEEF and GRAVY with crackers and cheese. Thanks for your. We got a hot meal in the jungle only after a firefight. We never had cold meals. I can't find my links right now, but a little bit of searching should turn them up pretty easily. Voilatoasted cheese sandwich. I think I was one of a few who actually liked ham and Limas. I wanted to see the reality of what the soldiers had to endure. Beans an winnies the best.ham and eggs always green no way I would eat it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was so insightful to read! Ill never eat C-Rations again, but I can remember when I was glad to have them. I remember the first c-ration meal we received. 4.) I always made it in a c rat can. in Nam and why I dont like fruit cocktail to this day.In the last part of my tour, it was pecan roll and coffee. Reproduction WW2 German MP40 Transit Case $350.00 WW2 K Ration Heavy Duty Cardboard Packing Box (10 in 1, K Ration, Heffenreffer Beer.) I will call and order. When I look at your blog in Opera, it looks fine but A better stove was created by simply using the can opener end of a church key (a flat metal device designed to open soft drink and beer containers with a bottle opener on one end and can opener on the other commonly used before the invention of the pull tab and screw-off bottle top) to puncture triangular holes around the top and bottom rims of the can which resulted in a hotter fire and much less fumes. This establishment made Beans and Meatballs in Tomato Sauce shipping thousands of cases a month out. This stove was satisfactory, but did not allow enough oxygen to enter which caused incomplete burning of the blue Trioxin heat tablet, causing fumes which irritated the eyes and respiratory tract. I got ham and eggs. Nate Hill, Pres, TAC Tankers Assn. My friend was in Vietnam and loved the pound cake. I had a couple bites but couldnt get the rest down. or four? Smoking in the services came under attack in the 1980s. That was when I had the idea to start my own sauce company. While on this maneuver I celebrated my birthday by having grape jelly with my pound cake. Thought it was really good. Tastes just like it always did, Mikolashek mumbled with a mouthful of cake as Moak laughed and clapped. Scan of original thanks to Dave Stieghan. The dream of being a SEAL, US Marine, PJ, Delta, Recon, and the like is still very much alive within me to this day. THEY WERE STILL GOOD. Broight back some memories for me from my year in the bush. Back in 1958 while flying the Pacific we had only Cs for flight lunches on aerial Tankers. I have an entire case of unopened C rations from 1969 for sale on Ebay right now. Semper Fidelis. Pour out all of the heavy syrup, and 3.) I liked the Cs better. This would include various survival items and rations. Yuck. (Ham and eggs) they were the worst. Not to bad either! Jerry. Opening a claymore , take a ball of c 4, light it As an infantry soldier in Vietnam, C-Rations was my sole source of nourishment for at least 300 of the 365 days I served in-country. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. I do recall being thirsty. It got to taste good warm after you got used to it. to a pack. In the field 90% of my tour. An afternoon like this was a celebration, unfortunately, it only happened about once or twice a month. As the Doughboys went to France, the ration changed. of my hand did not care about cut hand But mad till this day The C-4 was safe to use as long as it wasnt compressed or using too much at one time. And how did those taste? This is the official Quartermaster's description of C-Rations used in Vietnam "The Meal, Combat, Individual, is designed for issue as the tactical situation dictates, either in individual units as a meal or in multiples of three as a complete ration. I was barely more than a toddler during the Vietnam war, and am a non- veteran. Dont have any Cs any more, but still got several P-38s, three still sealed in the brown paper. The ham and eggs were inedible. Thank you for your time. I remember the first time we got to sample some Cs just after we went threw the gas obstacle back in basic training. We would either just add sugar pack and eat. After a formal retirement ceremony, dozens of friends and relatives joined Moak in the Pentagons Hall of Heroes as he opened the can to cheers. one of the better memories of c rats. Last time I tried to replace my Cs the price had gone out of sight. . I came from Landisville PA in Lancaster County that was only 12 miles from Lititz. It smells good, Moak said as he put a handful in his mouth. I would have beer almost every day. all were palatable, but the peaches were outstanding. Must have been super hot. Others were downright awful (Ham and Lima beans) and passed over left behind for the Cherries when it is their turn to pick out meals. I was there during the transition from C-Rats to MREs during the early 80s. THE C-RATIONS I ATE IN VIETNAM IN 1970 WERE DATED 1943 THATS 27 YRS OLD AND I found this very interesting 1966-67 However, brilliant military minds said we could not eat there and our 12 hour shifts were intense preventing us from taking a journey to the other side. We just sold out all of our products in February 2018 except for this hot sauce,which we are going to sell as private label. Really putrid stuff, For anyone who was there I was with VF213 flying Demons, flying hydraulic leaks! HI ED- nam 69-70- remember c-rats well. fruit cocktail about to down it and a 60mm blasted my can out Required fields are marked *. iI LOVE C RATION WISH I HAD SOME NOW I ATE THEM EVERY DY WHEN I WAS IN NAM I W THERE FOR 18 MONTH WIT THE 101 ST ABN. The MCI was intended as a modest improvement over the earlier canned Type C or C ration, with inclusion . We called our can openers a JOHN WAYNE or P38 it had a small hole in it and we would put it on our dog tags. I ate a years worth 199LIB 11b20 September 69 September 70. I liked ham and limas. Move away from the Chopper and light with matches from C-rat. Typical commercial brands issued in the cigarette ration were: Camel, Chesterfield, Kent, Kool, Lucky Strike, Marlboro, Pall Mall, Salem, or Winston. canteens inside a canvas or nylon cover attached to web gear or ruck sacks, or the actual cans that C rations were canned. Marvin J. Wolf, author of Abandoned In Hell, The Fight for Vietnams Firebase Kate.. Very interesting. meal eggs always looked greenish . We would punch a few holes in the top of the can using a P38 and add a small amount of water and heat it for a bit with a piece of C4. Cigarettes, once considered crucial to American fighting men, have sadly gone the way of the daily rum ration. This is the official Quartermaster's description of C-Rations used in Vietnam "The Meal, Combat, Individual, is designed for issue as the tactical situation dictates, either in individual units as a meal or in multiples of three as a complete ration. God bless you and I hope that this note finds you well, Sir. That part didn't last long after the war, as the dangers of smoking cigarettes became more widely known. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Vintage K Brand Rabbit Family Ration Patch Logo Snapback Trucker Hat Cap USA at the best online prices at eBay! I want to thank all the men and women who served in Vietnam. Food was of secondary importance. Vietnam C Rations and Stuff Cigarette Coupons Free Printable Free Coupons By Mail Newport Cigarettes Nostalgia Marlboro Cigarette Vintage Metal Signs Okinawa American History Vietnam War - included in each C-Ration; great for batering if a non-smoker Military Life Military History Military Food Veterans United Military Signs Military Ranks We got Cs from both the old menu (1950s and early 1960s) which included such delectable stuff as ham & mothers, beef & rocks, canned bread and so forth. Abandoned my country, Vietnam, in 1975, but that did not make me hating them. In Vietnam I was with Regional and Popular Force troops in Rung Sat Special At times we actually had to buy cases of C-rats in Phan Thiet where there was a thriving black market. My father was in the Korean War and war in Vietnam, near the end of his 20 year military service in the US Army. The 4 meals I remember are 1- chopped ham and eggs 2 beans and wieners 3- ham and lima beans 4- beefsteak and potatoes. It was a great job. The ration was very heavy, weighing 5 lbs . Forgot to mention earlier that battalion sometimes surprises us during resupply and brings out hot food in thermos containers. loved getting the ham and eggs or beanie weenies pound cake with a melted John Wayne bar over it was heaven crackers were really funky l thought. Thanks for summing up all the C-ration experiences. Turkey packed in 30 weight motor oil was the worst. Moat says though he warned his children over the years not to touch his pound cake, he did let them eat some other rations when they were growing up in the 1980s, including canned spaghetti and crackers. Good grief.that was 50 years ago and I had just turned 18. Crash fire. Honestly, the scrambled egg chunks or beans and weenies werent bad cold, but the rest needed to be heated in order to be palatable. Great site thanks for the memories. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Listing is for 1x Pin Badges, please specify the design at checkout or a random ones will be sent out. We were at the end of the supply line so we ate a lot of C-rations. The menu is comprised of one meat (meatloaf, beef tips, chicken, etc), mashed potatoes, veggies, cake or pie, ice-cold milk, lemonade and steaming, hot coffee. ago. Great. German military outfitter Bausenwein is offering brand new, reproduction C-rations. Each menu contained approximately 1200 calories and consisted of: One canned meat course One canned fruit or cake Use the removed lid to cut 4 thin slices from the biscuit, toss the unused biscuits. Cut the canned roll in half, spooning the can of cheese inside, put back in can, fold over the can top, put back in c-rat box and light the box on fire. The new menu (late 1968 onward) included good stuff like beans & weenies. I served in Co. B, 1/12th, 1st Air Cav I 1967-68. Most used their canteen cups, which nested on the bottom of 1 Qt. During the 1960s C-ration cigarettes were identical to the sample packs of four that tobacco salesreps handed out to the public. Original was from a formerly unopened original accessory pack. 4th infantry, Great article. Elements of a United States Military Meal, Combat, Individual ration, as served in Da Nang, South Vietnam during the Vietnam War, 1966 or 1967. Posted by webmaster webmaster has not yet written their Bio. When I was in there were four: apricots, pears, fruit cocktail and peaches. Beef and Rocks, Scrambled Rubber Eggs, Chili, Applesauce, and Shit Disks. Welcome Home my brothers & Sisters. , Just looking at a can of Ham and MFers makes me wanna puke. General Delivery Silver Springs Fl.34489 USA There was also a separate "tobacco . Fortunately I was able to run down a medic with some antacid. Did not see mention of toothpick that you chewed one end for toothbrush ( sucked). C $19.38. This is a very nice Vietnam Era Survival Kit & Ration Packaging collectors set, with great display potential. . Abovecrew members on a UH-1 helicopter deliver C-rations to soldiers in the field during the Vietnam War. Upon further review it becomes clear that the lists of "things" have a much deeper meaning and carry an abundance amount of . Four can openers are provided in each case of 12 meals. Vietnam Era C-Ration Cigarette Pack www.hardscrabblefarm.com The photo above shows the components of the cigarette pack. I get a lot of the cans of fruit cake. C-Rations FSN 8970-577-4513 Specification MIL-M-35048 First procured in 1961, the Meal, Combat, Individual (MCI) weighed just under 2 pounds and was produced in 12 different menus. I delivered beer to you guys. Do you remember your special recipes? Agree pound cake slice it mix choc sugar creamer make icing. Was in army boot basic in 1980 Jan I Remer those c and b rations still have my P38 on my Dog tags from boot camp. The last two I couldn`t eat and they found botulism in the beans and I almost starved . A stove was usually carried in the back pack or cargo pocket and used repeatedly until the metal began to fail. With this type of stove only half a Trioxin heat tab was needed to heat the meal and then the other half could be used to heat water for coffee or cocoa. when opening in Internet Explorer, it has some overlapping. and "M" (meat) units, each menu contained an accessory packet, fruit, and cigarettes. They came sealed in foil . $40.00 WW2 German Patronenkasten 88 Ammunition Crate $150.00 WW1 German Patronenkasten 88 Ammunition Crate $150.00 WW1 British and Commonwealth Biscuit Ration Crate $90.00 10 days later gulfort, mississippi.. jus lemme have a p38.. Photo via Wikipedia. This Nov. 1966 incident happened as his unit left Camp Carroll in the DMZ, walked north, and after two days were ambushed by the NVA and Viet Cong. In 1968-69 I ate c-rations that were older than I was. Even though America gov. OK, now that your memory is refreshed, do you remember how you cooked your C-Rations. You don't want soldiers in war zones endangering their health! Might you, or anyone else have an idea? Among the necessities or near-necessities were P-38 can openers, pocket knives, heat tabs, wristwatches, dog tags, mosquito repellent, chewing gum, candy, cigarettes, salt tablets, packets of Kool-Aid, lighters, matches, sewing kits, Military Payment Certificates, C rations, and two or three canteens of water. During the 1960s C-ration cigarettes were identical to the sample packs of four that tobacco salesreps handed out to the public. Gentlemen, I was wondering if you ever ate at a local shack/stall in town or did you ever go fishing? Its even a little moist, he said, wiping his mouth. Always cigarettes, toilet paper and matches. I was at minimum weight then. To you and to all the crew chiefs and gunners, from the bottom of my heart, I say thank you. Love the pound cake especially if you saved the fruit cocktail and ate them together. I was a helicopter crew chief in 1967 with the 25th Infantry out of Cu Chi. Message me for more detailed photos and orders in bulk. $50: VE-1125 Vietnam Grenade Carrier. Our squad leader was fairturned all Cs upside down and would mix up..then we would pick..No Fear!! Ive heard so many stories of my fathers childhood in Vietnam; How hed rush out to the roadside and beg American soldiers for their B-Unit snacks, or how he, along with his brothers and cousins, would rummage through the wilderness in hopes of finding c-ration meals, but I was never quite able to picture the things he described in my mind. This is the official Quartermaster's description of C-Rations used in Vietnam "The Meal, Combat, Individual, is designed for issue as the tactical situation dictates, either in individual units as a meal or in multiples of three as a complete ration. Pork Slices Ingredients: In the aviation community wed take a can of biscuits, poke holes in it, pour some JP4 into it, and voila a stove!! Click Here for web printable Marlboro Cigarettes from C-Ration Accessory Pack. My Vietnamese would give me a rice ball, or a cooked and salted ballof chicken, or some fish with Nuoc Maum sometimes I carried a can of chili when I could get it at the PX in Saigon. | dng sng c. While there me and a buddy were starved one night so we go to the helicopter pad and find loads of empty cases of c rats, we start searching after about 10 minutes my buddy finds a can, lights up his zippo and with his southern twang says Michael, I cant hardly believe someone left a can of ham and M F ers behind.

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