hey Ben, just found a link of the old compo menus, I don't remember any "spangles" in mine...
http://www.forces80.com/ration_pack.htm
hey Ben, just found a link of the old compo menus, I don't remember any "spangles" in mine...
http://www.forces80.com/ration_pack.htm
Yeah mate they used to do them in the time when you always got tracing paper for toilet roll never cleaned you but didnt half scratchThey used to do Marg. Jam and Condensed milk in a tube that why I orederd the Coghlan's Squeeze Tubes (2 PK) I'm going to try and use them for the RV and in the 10 man rat packs you always got lid covers for the tins I have ordered some from Ebay
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How come I don't remember the spangles? I remember everything else (including the baking paper) but not those...my memory is shot these days thoguh LOL
I think it was a short lived thing as after awhile it went to boiled sweets I can only remember spangles from a long long time ago
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Oh yeah, I remember boiled sweets
Remember the 10 man packs when you got boiled sweets and choclate bars in a tin and tinned sausages those where the daysOriginally Posted by crazysaint222
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See my mind has a lot of grey areas since my accident LOL, I can't remember the 10mans, I remember bits n pieces of what could be called food, thrown at me from a few feet away. I think I was also always half asleep when it happened. Used to stay awake for 3-4 days on the trot, jumping from point to point, before settling somewhere for a full night.Remember the 10 man packs when you got boiled sweets and choclate bars in a tin and tinned sausages those where the days
Yeah same here mate we had to move location every eight hours it took two hours to setup the comms and cam then we had to eat sleep do stags and move againWorst was if we had to move and it was your turn to kip youhad to saty up and either drive the 432 or command it
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We were always chauffeur driven about lol, normally the daffy but sometimes the 4 tonner, rode in the back of a 432 a couple times and a scimitar once, but that was part of an emergency drill, something to do with being flexible or something haha
You had to be fleible in a 432 they where illegal in Germany (I got told at some point) but the Army never said it was something to do with the steering not being acceptable to the Germans
Oh and we have moved of the topic again in the hammock forum
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