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ONE SOLDIERS WEEKLY RATION INCLUDES: * 4oz bacon or ham * 3 pints milk per week * 2oz butter * 2oz margarine * 2oz fat/lard * 2oz tea * 1 egg per week * 2oz jam * 3oz sugar * 1oz cheese 3oz sweets ------------ There are short stories told in Turkey, one of them is like that; In the Battle of Gallipoli, a water carrier loses his track and ends up in ANZAC back lines between a few soldiers, at that time the water was carried by ships from afar in an uneffective way. Desperate for water, the soldiers were so happy to see that water carrier that they exchanged water with chocolates and sweets, letting the Turkish soldier to leave. This story also tells that war is among countries, not the people. Gurthaur

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