Would you eat 70+ year old military rations, /ck/?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WrtJpgofAc
>"This is a nightmare."
>keeps eating
Why would he assume they didn't taste good when they were fresh 70 years ago?
>>7779285
The best on Youtube.
>>7779291
In some of his other videos he ends up enjoying shit, I guess.
>>7779298
Vietnam one is disgusting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVOIgPrDH7E
Why would i eat that when i can cook ?
>>7779311
because it's a culinary adventure
>>7779285
I love this fucker
>>7779305
He remindes me of Shaggy from the Scooby Doo porn parody.
>>7779285
Fucking definitely, maybe :l I would dig into those like a real-time war actor.
I ask recruiters when I can, what the food is like, to nudge at this idea and they always tell me the "The food in the ___ is better than any branch." I think rations are a genius war strategy and those cafeterias you hear about are a waste of money. Kind of glorified, hosting a mess hall in some third-world country playing hsoe to an American military base.
Imagining how historic wars would have played out if rations existed makes me think though.
>mfw this guy though
>serious balls and military knowledge
>tfw I smoke Marlboro Reds
>>7779411
*playing host
YES
I love Steve
some of his videos I can't stop laughing at
>>7779411
I wonder how often modern soldiers eat MREs and not prepared food.
>>7779411
What the fucking fuck are you on about?
I smoked a few of my 70+ year old cigarettes manufactured by the Reich in Estonia for Landsers.
>>7779823
How were they?
>>7779823
Oh wow, I bought some of those on ebay once. Kept 'em for years and then drunkenly smoked them.
They tasted like they were 70 years old, nothing like anything I've smoked before
Also I ended up on some psychotic nazi guy's mailing list after that, little does he know I'm an untermensch
>>7779411
MRE's, especially freeze dried stuff can fuck with your metabolism if your eating it over a long period of time.
Cooked meals and mess halls also fill one other very important roll, keeping the moral up.
I only had MRE's (the freeze dried stuff) for just over two weeks during conscription once during field exercises. It gets old quite fast, and everyone was really glad when we got back to the base and got an actually cooked meal.
>>7779798
Depends on what stage the operation is at, and what base you're located at. If you're at one of the bigger bases 80% of your meals might be cooked. If you're at a forward operating base MRE's could be pretty much the only thing you see for weeks, or months.
>>7779891
>MRE's could be pretty much the only thing you see for weeks, or months.
Don't they cause pretty severe constipation
>>7779894
Yep, they can. People react different to them though. I don't have a really good answer on how you deal with it if it gets really bad I'm afraid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1xLtk6F27E lol
>>7779285
>that chocolate
This guys reactions are so confusing sometimes
>ugghh it smells disgusting but i like it
>Blegh this tatse awfull, let me try another but mmmmm no its definitly bad, but i like it
>>7780710
haha, he's got a surfer bro thing going on
