Ameriqual First Strike Ration Military MRE Insp/Test Date 06/2022 ONE Ration= 3 MRE Meals 9 RATIONS in ONE CASE for A Total of 27 Meals.
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Make sure this fits by entering your model number.INSP/TEST DATE 06/2022 1 FIRST STRIKE= 3 MRE MEALS PRODUCT PACKED ON 06/2019 GUARANTEED FRESHNESS NO HEATERS REQUIRED.
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The First Strike Ration, or FSR, is a compact, eat-on-the-move assault ration designed for use during initial periods of highly intense, highly mobile combat operations. The FSR is substantially reduced in weight and size and enhances soldier consumption, nutritional intake, and mobility. The FSR was first announced in 2002 and by 2004, prototypes were available for testing. Finally, by late 2007, the FSR was available and shipping to the field. The NSN (National Stock Number) is the FSR is 8970-01-543-3458. The development of the FSR came from the fact that prior to deployment, soldiers would “field strip” their MREs. Field stripping involves removing all the excess MRE packaging and unwanted items – bags, boxes, heaters, extra spoons, accessory packs, etc. Creative field stripping could reduce 3 MREs – one day’s worth – down to the same size as a single MRE. While this practice reduced the soldier’s load by only packing the most critical MRE parts, it also led to increased waste and a reduced consumption of food. A single FSR, which is 24 hours worth of food, is approximately 50% the size and weight of three MREs. 1 FSR = 2,900 calories 3 MREs = 3,800 calories 15 cases of MREs= 24 hours of rations for 60 soldiers 7 cases of FSRs = 24 hours of rations for 63 soldiers
Make sure this fits by entering your model number.INSP/TEST DATE 06/2022 1 FIRST STRIKE= 3 MRE MEALS PRODUCT PACKED ON 06/2019 GUARANTEED FRESHNESS NO HEATERS REQUIRED.
상품설명
The First Strike Ration, or FSR, is a compact, eat-on-the-move assault ration designed for use during initial periods of highly intense, highly mobile combat operations. The FSR is substantially reduced in weight and size and enhances soldier consumption, nutritional intake, and mobility. The FSR was first announced in 2002 and by 2004, prototypes were available for testing. Finally, by late 2007, the FSR was available and shipping to the field. The NSN (National Stock Number) is the FSR is 8970-01-543-3458. The development of the FSR came from the fact that prior to deployment, soldiers would “field strip” their MREs. Field stripping involves removing all the excess MRE packaging and unwanted items – bags, boxes, heaters, extra spoons, accessory packs, etc. Creative field stripping could reduce 3 MREs – one day’s worth – down to the same size as a single MRE. While this practice reduced the soldier’s load by only packing the most critical MRE parts, it also led to increased waste and a reduced consumption of food. A single FSR, which is 24 hours worth of food, is approximately 50% the size and weight of three MREs. 1 FSR = 2,900 calories 3 MREs = 3,800 calories 15 cases of MREs= 24 hours of rations for 60 soldiers 7 cases of FSRs = 24 hours of rations for 63 soldiers
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