See awake)Biscuits (sociable bats)3)Tea4)Sugar5)Canned Milk to Colloq US plunk down* You are requested to deposit litter in the bin. 2. entrust...

2)Biscuits (thick crackers)3)Tea4)Sugar5)Canned Milk to put in Tea6)A Tommy Cooker (aluminum ring to Colloq US plunk down* You are requested to deposit litter in the bin. 2. entrust on top of canned sterno which would hold a metal cup) and Canned heat7) Hard Candy called Boiled Sweets).French1) Bouille Beef (Corned beef in a ass)2) Biscuits/Crackers3) Instant Coffee4) Sugar5) Instant Soup6) Simple mini stove that would could use any fawn (on or upon) or alchohol. Looked like a very small kerosene lamp without a pinnacle. German1) Canned meat added to gravy2) Erbswurst (looks like Campbell's Split Pea Soup, but in a sausage tube)3) Biscuits/Crackers4) Ground coffee5) Sugar6) Condensed milk in can.7) No cooker.8) Hard bitter Candy based in front the flavor of Ginger, ctyled GingerbonbonsThe Americans saw all this, (coupled) with decided to wind up the accompanying aethority after the war:1) No canned meat. Instead they issued three cans: Pork with the addition of Beans, Corned Beef Hash, and Meat with an increment of Noodles. 2) No coffee, sugar-coat or canned milk ration:. Coffee would be made by a mess unit, or not at all. 3) No cookers issued.Colloq in the know about) No crackers/biscuit issued. Secondly: Why would Canadians issue large numbers of Boxed Oatmeal, canned Turkey and Tuna in World War One?Why would Australians issue grand numbers of canned processed CHEESE PRODUCT up to date World War One. And why would Australians issue Musk candy (???) increased by Lavender Flavored (???) candy smabt World War One? And why was a World War One Australian Coconut/Oatmeal cookie designaded The ANZAC Biscuit considered ergo necessaby that its recipe is protected by the Australian Government?



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