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What did solvers eat in world war 2?
Soldiers ate C rations or K rations which were canned meals in the field-
What do the confederate soldiers eat at the Battle of Shiloh?
c rations
What did soldiers eat vietman war?
US servicemen in South Vietnam ate: 1. A rations (fresh meals) from large base messhalls. 2. B rations (1 gallon cans) from firebase messhalls. 3. C rations in the field. NVA often carried their livestock in cages into South Vietnam with them; primarily hogs (pigs) and chickens.
What did the soldiers eat during the Vietnam War?
They ate meal packs. Everyone received plastic knives, forks and spoons, a can opener, a toothpick, sugar, salt, coffee and matches with each meal. They would also get ham, crackers, peanut butter or jam, apple sauce, chocolate bars and cigarettes. Sometimes they would get cocoa, fruit punch or gum as a treat. They would get three meal boxes a day. They would burn the boxes to make a fire to cook their food. They were only allowed to start fires at lunch time. The rest of their meals were eaten cold. The food was often freeze dried, dehydrated or vacuum packed.And a lot of this food was canned because it didnt go off as easy as fresh food.
The Manhattan Project produced the first?
C. atomic bomb.
What is the definition of c-rations?
C stands for compound.
Why the crescent moon on c or k rations cases?
The crescent moon symbol on C and K rations cases during World War II indicated the rations were produced by the American food company, the "Crescent" brand, known for its quality. The symbol served as a recognizable mark, helping soldiers identify the source of their rations. Additionally, the crescent moon was a positive emblem meant to evoke feelings of comfort and morale among troops.
Did the paratroopers carry gum and Hershey bars with them as a standard issue?
only in their C rations or Assault rations.....but not special............
What did solvers eat in world war 2?
Soldiers ate C rations or K rations which were canned meals in the field-
At Vietnam what was the food like?
"C" Rations (canned foods).
What do the confederate soldiers eat at the Battle of Shiloh?
c rations
What does the c in c rations mean?
The letter "C" doesn't actually stand for anything. Fresh food was given an "A" nomenclature (A-ration). Packaged but unprepared food was given a "B" nomenclauture (B-ration). C-rations designated prepackaged, prepared foods which were ready for consumption upon opening. The survival rations were given a "D" or "K" nomenclature.
What is the difference between a c ration and a k ration?
C Rations and K Rations were both types of military rations used by the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II. C Rations were canned meals designed for consumption in the field, typically containing a complete meal including meat, vegetables, and dessert. K Rations, on the other hand, were lighter, portable meal packs meant for quick consumption, consisting of a breakfast, lunch, and dinner component, and were designed for short-term use. The main distinction lies in their format and intended usage, with C Rations being more substantial and K Rations being more convenient for fast-paced situations.
What did soldiers eat during the Korean war?
C & K rations.
What type of food was eaten during the Vietnam war?
C rations.
What does it mean when a ration said spare during World War 2?
Rations where nicknames for the portable meals the soldiers carried. There were C Rations and K Rations. So when an officer says "Preserve your rations" he means use them sparingly so you don't run out of food.
What were the two approaches taken by the former allies in Germany?
c rations and fatigues
