MRE's are pretty good. I have been eating them for years in the military and I always bring them when I go backpacking, hiking, kayaking and camping. You can't beat the taste and calories for the light weight in the outdoors. I dont know why people eat anything else in the outdoors.
I've passed out a good many MRE's to homeless military veterans. During the horrific Republican led Bush-Cheney administration, millions of MRE's went unused that were stored by FEMA which should have been given to homeless veterans across America rather than destroyed. Perhaps under the Democratic led administration of President Obama, such common sense will be taken into account and those millions of unused surplus MRE's will be given out to the most needy.
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MRE's are pretty good. I have been eating them for years in the military and I always bring them when I go backpacking, hiking, kayaking and camping. You can't beat the taste and calories for the light weight in the outdoors. I dont know why people eat anything else in the outdoors.
I found the taste of MRE's to be equal or better than our chow hall in Ghazni, AFG.
I've passed out a good many MRE's to homeless military veterans. During the horrific Republican led Bush-Cheney administration, millions of MRE's went unused that were stored by FEMA which should have been given to homeless veterans across America rather than destroyed. Perhaps under the Democratic led administration of President Obama, such common sense will be taken into account and those millions of unused surplus MRE's will be given out to the most needy.
Really? You can't be serious.
What a great dining experience! All civilians should experience the amazing food service members get to eat. I'm glad his experience was a good one.