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Discover LudwigThe term "field ration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you are referring to the food that is carried by soldiers when they are deployed or in battle. For example, you could say: "The soldiers took field rations with them on their mission."
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I decided to try an Italian field ration, to see if the preppers are right.
I Lived on an Italian Soldier's Field Ration for a Day.
We wasted no time and opened the second part of the field ration.
In 1941, after several trials and tests, Keys created a first version of the modern field ration, the K-ration.
Each time, he'd hand her his field ration, often sacrificing the one item he could stand to eat — the beef enchilada.
But having had an Italian soldier's field ration, I know one thing: Had I been in the army, I would have either died of starvation or learned not to be such a pussy about food anymore.
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These boys had seen nothing but M.R.E.s (field rations) for more than three months.
After that, soldiers will eat field rations during their final weeks at the base.
The soldiers live on field rations and sleep on lumpy mats in crowded, dusty rooms.
"We don't know what exactly they are going to do," said Col. Irakli Pirtsalava, a Georgian police supervisor who watched from a few yards away as the Russians ate field rations and smoked.
He was seeking the perfect place to leave a two-gallon paint bucket with a modest treasure trove: a waterproof brass match case, a few packages of field rations, a set of camping utensils, a log book and a pencil.
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