Menus of the Three Daily Units While contents varied slightly depending on supply and manufacturer, the Army standardised the three meal units: Breakfast Unit Canned meat (often ham and eggs) Biscuits Powdered coffee, sugar, and sometimes dried fruit Chewing gum, cigarettes, toilet paper Dinner Unit Canned cheese or meat spread Biscuits Candy bar (chocolate, caramel, or fruit-flavoured) Powdered lemonade or fruit drink Chewing gum, cigarettes, matches, spoon, toilet paper Supper Unit Canned meat (pork or beef loaf) Biscuits Chocolate bar (sometimes vitamin-fortified D-ration) Powdered bouillon or coffee Chewing gum, cigarettes, sugar, toilet paper The Dinner K-Ration The Dinner unit of the K-ration was intended as the soldiers midday meal
Most traps remain effective for about three months
Dousing in water or placing them in sand is recommended
Any tobacco can go through a "Cavendish" process to make it sweeter and lighter
We actively use natural materials for our patches, from the base fabric to the embroidery thread
