cigarettes in military rations World War II The official name for combat

The official name for combat food that the U.S. military ate during the Vietnam War was MCI (Meal, Combat, and Indivisible), but soldiers called it C ration or C rat, which was the name Lucky Strike Cigarettes: A Part of C Rations in WWII Spotter Up US military rations alimentarium DYK the @USArmy first introduced chewing gum to pre packaged K ration meals for Soldiers during #WorldWarII? Chewing gum continued to be included in the Vietnam War era individual combat meal, or C Rat. Accompanying the Watch This Guy Smoke 74 Year Old Cigarettes From A World War II K Ration Task & Purpose

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