Aug 27, 2007 · the next us army base from me here in bavaria was AUGSBURG. it impressed me every time we drove past the US ARMY BASE. and every year the german-american public festival - a real dream. but since about 5 year it isnt anymore. the US ARMY removed from AUGSBURG. there only left the empty army barrack. today nearly all the building pulled over.

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Oct 24, 2006 · Also the Bundeswehr is using a "group ration" for the field kitchen use: One can is enough for four people. Meat balls & gravy, beef and pork stew (goulash), fried pork, pea stew (thick sou

Oct 24, 2006 · I called the manufacturer in Augsburg, asking him some questions. ... Location: Germany, Bavaria. Post by ...

Jan 6, 2020 · Because they are working with NATO. In the past ofc German did got they own rations like Austrian but now for 20 years German or Austrian they do not have they own rations. They are using the same all, from NATO for German/Austrian Country's, made in Germany by Feddeck with the difference which is the COVER only.

Since WW2, West Germany’s “Bundeswehr” (West German Army) uses a ration called the Einmannpackung (Combat Ration, Individual), or “EPa” for short. Each case contains four rations and each EPa is intended to provide food for 24 hrs with two entrees and a continental breakfast.

May 18, 2008 · the last three days my nephew and I did a hike in the east of Hessen, Germany (near the town of Fulda and Bad Hersfeld). We walked about 95 km, enjoyed the great landscape, the weather and needless to say our MREs. Here are some photos: My nephew shows his MREs: My nephew and me yesterday before eating MREs:

Oct 24, 2006 · The reason why they areso rare is, when East Germany felt apart in 1990, they have sent most of the NVA rations as an aid (or revange - who nows ) to Russia as they had a winter deseaster in 1989/90. This are the most NVA K-Portion pictures at the whole www I bet

Germany uses a ration called the Einmannpackung (Combat Ration, Individual), or EPa for short. Each EPa is intended to provide two substantial meals. From what I’ve been told, there used to be four menus, or “Types” of EPas – Types I, II, III, and IV. When the two Germanies reunited, the Bundeswehr felt that … Continue reading German EPa – old page →

Oct 15, 2010 · Thanks guys, I completely forgot about the reviews that housil and others had posted. Mebbe it was just the communist way or maybe their rations people got a really good deal, but it seems that Soviet and East German rations had alot of liver-containing stuff.