US vs UK Army Rations Food Wars!

🍛 US vs UK Army Rations Food Wars 🍮
Back in September, Army musicians from the US and the UK came together for a week of musical collaboration. During this time, they also broke shelf-stable bread together! In the field, there are two surefire ways to sustain troop morale - music and food. Which fighting force has truly learned that the way to a soldier’s heart is through their stomach? Let us know what you think in the comments!
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[@jmiskinis]

Thank You for publishing an interesting video. This is the first video, that was not a musical production that I have watched from your channel. It appears that you are having a bit of fun, and that was nice to see. I believe I recognize the name patch on one of the the uniforms from a "Foo Fighters" musical cover, specifically the song "Walk", for which the official music video is one of my favorites of all times. I was told that it won many awards in the year 2011, and when I first saw it, and grew fond of it, I was not aware that it was based on a movie that starred Michael Douglas. I am not familiar at all with those very brightly colored eating utensils, but my curiosity is a bit piqued now regarding them. I am a civilian, for all intents and purposes, just a retired software engineer from the Northeast of the USA, although I still dabble now and then with computer stuff, many RC aircraft, and as of very recently, a hobby-or-toy grade AI-spy-drones based on a mil-drone developed in Norway that your organization has tried out in the past, but it was a much more expensive and capable version than the one that i sold at the consumer level, but very closely matches the APPEARANCE of the better one. I thoroughly enjoy Chili Mac often, sometimes at room temperature with no waiting time, and I utilize very similar utensils, made of the "lexan" material. My "main set" is of a cream color, and my backup set is of a clear blue hue. They are very durable, and can actually be bent slightly for a bit of customization. They are also very easy to wash, and very lightweight although I don't get out to the woods much any more like I used to in the past. I finally got around to "checking out" a somewhat inexpensive but well-made department-store set of cookware, that included two very "flimsy" spoon/fork utensils, commonly referred to as sporks. Although they are not the most durable items, they are more than adequate for the intended use, and I enjoyed checking out that cookware very much. Thanks again, and Best Wishes to all of you into the future, and for publishing such interesting videos. _John_ [-,-]

[@user-uj6re5eg7b]

I've had these meal packs and I tell ya what. I would eat them again and again. If that's all we had.

[@jerrymaushard3835]

Isn’t the bold guy the singer I. Pershing’s Own? Love the time stands still version

[@leofasel2445]

Have checked, switzerland army biscuit+ schocco 😊❤

[@raeleneastell1059]

Being ex military myself , I would choose the USA ration pack. But have the UK lemon pound cake and grape fruit drink. Too hard to choose just one . Please say hi to soldier Knutson for me if you don't mind

[@JeremiahMendozaMajorSgt]

Carne asada sweet taters

[@JeremiahMendozaMajorSgt]

Only at burger King

[@Lamentors3Co]

MREs! Rock of the Marne!

[@JeremiahMendozaMajorSgt]

Roast beef

[@jetyler3400]

I pick the Italian village over the ridge line.

[@Northstander]

Italy used to include a small bottle of wine in their rat packs...not sure if they still do!

[@JeremiahMendozaMajorSgt]

Dangaburgarl

[@JeremiahMendozaMajorSgt]

Chicken

[@Urtongueizursword]

Over priced meals😂