combat ration

Even their combat rations, as Buhle had so painfully pointed out, were running low.

Most armies in the world today now field some form of pre-packaged combat ration, suitably tailored to meet national or ethnic tastes.

India has adopted retort processing technology for combat rations.

And all we had to eat were combat rations, which are the product of the devil himself.

The Norbankers were also given five minutes to eat a meal pack, Dirigent combat rations.

"I actually miss the combat rations on the Augustus."

The requirement for improved combat rations has led to developments in food irradiation and freeze-drying techniques.

After 1938, it was used for the new C-ration, a canned combat ration with several menu precooked or dried food items.

There were also about a dozen cases of combat rations.

"I am sure the captain would allow you to stay behind-and leave your combat rations to the rest of us."