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2+MOD ration packs

(31 January 2012, 15:50)Barneyboy Wrote: [ -> ]2+MOD ration packs

Interesting! What does a MOD ration pack consist of??

(31 January 2012, 16:11)Reality Jones Wrote: [ -> ]

(31 January 2012, 15:50)Barneyboy Wrote: [ -> ]2+MOD ration packs

Interesting! What does a MOD ration pack consist of??

hello you get breakfast main meal snacks drinks hot and cold best thing to do look on ebay for mod ration pack they last 10+years the date on the box is packing date good to eat best bit is the oat block enjoy

I bought several MOD ration packs broke them up and now have several meals and beverages. I also have plenty of nuts and dried fruit. I don't have much chocolate tho. I like little packets of jam (little ones from cafe) sweet and tasty and many different flavours.

A can of beans and soup. I really need to stock up a bit more.

I have a ton of energy bars, dehydrated fruit, nuts, some chocolate. Small,light and high energy.

Wayfarer ready meals, available on line or about £5 a pack in your local camping shop.

Couple of BIBs, crunchy cereal bars, mars bars, chewy, packets of Chicken noodles, shit loads of coffee.

(31 January 2012, 16:11)Reality Jones Wrote: [ -> ]

(31 January 2012, 15:50)Barneyboy Wrote: [ -> ]2+MOD ration packs

Interesting! What does a MOD ration pack consist of??

I'm the same, 3x mod 24hr packs

they are like "MRE's" but they actually taste nice, cant stand those american MRE's they sound so nice on the packet, but fail to deliver!!

British Army rat packs are either highlander or wayfarer boil in the bag pouches, plus some yummy goodies, brown biscuits etc etc

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261210426664?v...636wt_1170

might seem pricey for 3+ courses, but you get plenty of extras that makes it worth while

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(24 May 2013, 16:12)Binnie Wrote: [ -> ]

(31 January 2012, 16:11)Reality Jones Wrote: [ -> ]

(31 January 2012, 15:50)Barneyboy Wrote: [ -> ]2+MOD ration packs

Interesting! What does a MOD ration pack consist of??

I'm the same, 3x mod 24hr packs

they are like "MRE's" but they actually taste nice, cant stand those american MRE's they sound so nice on the packet, but fail to deliver!!

British Army rat packs are either highlander or wayfarer boil in the bag pouches, plus some yummy goodies, brown biscuits etc etc

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261210426664?v...636wt_1170

might seem pricey for 3+ courses, but you get plenty of extras that makes it worth while

and before anyone starts going on about "not for resale" etc, you can take your high horse for a long ride off a short pier!

peace

I love my British MRE's my local army surplus store sells them at nine pound ago! So I always buy a few from there. Cheaper than any Internet place I have found.