
Army colonel Henry A. Moak, Jr. not only opened, but also ate, "an old military 'C' Ration can of pound cake from 1969 at his retirement ceremony" (
FNC), which obtained "as a Marine helicopter pilot off the Vietnamese coast in 1973. He vowed to hang on to it until the day he retired, storing it in a box with other mementos" (FNC). After taking a bite, "Moak pronounced the cake 'good' . . . [and] even a little moist'" (FNC).
Speaking of old rations, does anyone know how old this MRE is?

If donations reach $250 by the end of the Blogathon at 9AM EST, I will eat this MRE. It's been setting on my desk as more or less an artifact.
Ewwww...that's rather gross.
ReplyDeleteBut...it's for a good cause. *shrugs* lol
I know right?! I would definitely eat it for $250 for IAVA.
ReplyDeleteI have lived off mres some are good others not so good, as for age they last forever, make sure you have a laxitive handy. If there is a milkshake inside it has been recalled so don't drink it. Don't eat it before bed because most of them have niacin in everything and will keep you awake for a while, and be prepared to run a lot if you aren't doing a lot of physical activity,
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