Ration K, Dinner Unit, 1st Type
Genuine WWII US Army Field Ration K, Dinner Unit, of the early type.
Packaged by Kellog Company in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Initially intended for airborne units, this type of combat ration pack was standardized for all services in November 1942. A daily ration for one man was made up of three separate cardboard boxes -- Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper.
The present ration retains most of its contents and comes in its original carton.
Do not eat contents.
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Genuine WWII US Army Field Ration K, Dinner Unit, of the early type.
Packaged by Kellog Company in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Initially intended for airborne units, this type of combat ration pack was standardized for all services in November 1942. A daily ration for one man was made up of three separate cardboard boxes -- Breakfast, Dinner, and Supper.
The present ration retains most of its contents and comes in its original carton.
Do not eat contents.
