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K-ration

The K-ration was a United States military ration consisting of three separately boxed meal units: breakfast, dinner, and supper. It was originally intended as an individually packaged daily ration for issue to airborne troops, tank crews, motorcycle couriers, and other mobile forces for short durations.

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K-ration

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Triples74
Avg. degree1.98
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K-ration

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related to history · 27
K-ration → A-ration, Ancel Keys, Army, Army Air Forces, B-ration, Branch, Commando, Dr, Field Ration, He, However, In, K-rations, Keys, May, Minnesota, Some, SRL, Subsistence Research Laboratory, The
related to Evaluation and field reports · 15
K-ration → An, Army, As, European, European Theater, Fifth, Introduced, Italian, Operations, Surgeons, The, The C-ration, US Army, Vitamin, While
related to Menu · 14
K-ration → American, As, Breakfast Unit, Dentyne, Dinner Unit, Heinz Company, In, Patten Food Products Company, Supper Unit, Swiss, The Cracker Jack Company, The K-ration, Tropical, Wrigley
related to Packaging · 8
K-ration → BREAKFAST, DINNER, Morale Series, SUPPER UNIT, The, The K-ration, US ARMY FIELD RATION, While
related to External links · 2
K-ration → Army Models K-ration, Site

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the A-rationinstance ofand other mobile forces for short durations.The K-ration differs from other American alphabetized rations0.80text
consisting of fresh foodinstance ofand other mobile forces for short durations.The K-ration differs from other American alphabetized rations0.80text
with the C-ration when neededinstance ofMilitary personnel also supplemented with various other rations throughout the war0.80text
pellagrainstance ofDeficiency diseases0.80text
beriberi were diagnosedinstance ofDeficiency diseases0.80text
the Mealinstance oflater by similar canned rations0.80text
Combatinstance oflater by similar canned rations0.80text
Individualinstance oflater by similar canned rations0.80text
K-rationrelated to Evaluation and field reportsThe C-ration0.60section
K-rationrelated to Evaluation and field reportsIntroduced0.60section
K-rationrelated to Evaluation and field reportsWhile0.60section
K-rationrelated to Evaluation and field reportsEuropean Theater0.60section

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