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So apparently it's illegal to buy military MREs in the States, what I guess the military calls K-rations? Does anyone know anything about the civilian versions?
Sunday, 11-Mar-18 04:00:22 UTC from web-
@awl Ask communistprime, he probably has an idea since he did service.
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@awl American here, you can buy them legally.
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@dokidoki I'm gonna maim whoever told me DOD stuff was illegal for sale
Sunday, 11-Mar-18 04:12:43 UTC from web-
@awl Heck, you can find them on Amazon by the crateful.
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@dokidoki This I noticed and saw the DOD insignia on them, which is what made me confused.
Sunday, 11-Mar-18 04:19:39 UTC from web
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@awl I think the thing is they're supposed to be illegal to sell because they're gov't property, but surplus gets around that?
Sunday, 11-Mar-18 16:45:07 UTC from web-
@scribus See now that makes sense. I only want one or two for a hiking trip I'm taking, just to see what nutritional value they bring.
Sunday, 11-Mar-18 16:51:14 UTC from web -
@scribus @awl The making of MREs is contracted out so the only ones that are govt. property are ones that the DOD buys. Kinda like how you can buy cans and compasses straight from the manufacturer.
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@dokidoki That makes sense, too.
Sunday, 11-Mar-18 17:00:34 UTC from web
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@awl Oh, and K-rations sundry from MREs. Outdated by about 40-50 years.
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