How's the food in the Army, Navy, Marines or Air Force in your country?
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When I was in the US NAVY aboard the USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN (aircraft carrier) the cooks accidentally spilled an industrial sized container of chili powder into the chili and served it anyway.  You know a ship full of men, no one would admit it was too hot too eat.  So we did.  Boy did we regret it later when we were sitting in the head(bathroom).
160669
How dare you say we are becoming fat and lazy, we are weight challenged and exercise deficient.  We are a healthy country, excuse me while I open my cheetos, we eat right, have the best resturants (McDonalds, Dennys, Burger King, Taco Bell, Del Taco, the snack bar in Walmart) where else can you get the nutrious and lip smacking meals like they present, only in America.  Do you (of course you don't) remember the day when you had to get out of your chair to change the television channel?  Lock your car door with a key?  Get out of your car and walk into the resturant to get your food, cash your check, buy your liquor, get married, get divorced, go to church.  Did you ever walk to work, ride a bike, take the bus?  Do you have a car and drive to work by yourself, letting this 2000 pound vehicle take your 150 pound body around, how efficient is that???  If you do any of the above and we all do, then you have answered your question, so why ask??????
1090245
Depends on where you are and your marital status.  If you are married, you have a house and are given money to buy food to eat.  If you are unmarried, you live in the barracks and eat at the chow hall.  (or do like me, and spend your money in a way they don't want you to and buy your own food)  The chow halls in Japan were ok.  Not five star dining, but good.  NC, I'm not too impressed with.  They remind me of the second grade school lunches I ate as a kid.  Iraq chow halls are the best I've seen so far.  Problem with those, is you are usually so tired or working the wrong schedule and you miss out.  Then you eat what ever you bought at the PX/had sent to you/MRE (Meals Ready to Eat) which aren't bad the first time you have them.  It's after about two weeks, that you start to dislike every one of them.  But food isn't something to worry about too much, if you join the Marines.  You'll learn pretty quick, anything is better than nothing, and appreciate what ever you have.  Though, obviously some things more than others.
605795
caviar is one, escargot (snails) is another. I think each country has their own delicacies though.
1031006
my husband is in the Air Force for that and he really likes the Air Force because we stay put, we don't have to leave all the time we stay on a base we don't go off on a boat all the time (which my daughter and I could not go anyway) and the Air Force is better for families anyway. There is also more kinds of planes to work on as well there are the fighters and the heavies(cargo) then there are the Intel planes so there I think are allot more options, but I am not sure about the Navy.
129897
Its something like Army, Navy and Airforce in general.
744936
meat pies and kangaroo lol\nNo we eat the same as the rest of the world, I think.\nBut not upside down lol
441222
USA\nGERMANY\nGREECE... because I love Greek food and the beaches are magnificent.
88822
I won't eat meat that's not cooked through. When I was in the Army cross training with the Queens 1st Paratroopers in England, I learned that the only raw meat that is safe to eat is the liver. (survival Training)
899303
Why 'Military' section. Anything to do with our army food? You can contact Institutes in Lucknow & Mysore.
68564
Air Force.  the last couple of years have been rough but it gonna be ok next year
35361
I'm in the Navy. I've had friends send me cookies, and cakes, and banana bread, ET from NY to the North Arabian Sea. They almost always arrived fresh. You just send it regular mail, in a box postage determined by weight.
910106
I sent you the name of a unit in Afghanistan to your email through Yahoo. Thank you for your and your restaurant for your support. Wish you could send real food. HAHA.
1175396
Australia excels at Light infantry operations, particuarly in jungle environments.\n\nThis grew out of our experiences in WW2, and can be displayed by our records in the Indonesian Confrontation and Vietnam.
1185312
Wild chicken, I remember it well. It was where we used to do our mortar gunnery trials. Great food, got to meet German soldiers... I didn't appreciate the blizzard during the winter of 75-76 though.
779540
All of those are good..  but perhaps the 'best' rivalry is not the 'best' game..  but more people care about it than perhaps any other..  and it's in a couple of weeks..\n\nI live for the Army/Navy game and so do many former and current service members..  My eldest son was born in 1995 on the army/navy game..  It's the only one I have missed since I was in the service in the early 80s..  It's not the best game..  but it qualifies as the one that goes across the entire USA, as well as across the world where ever service members may be stationed..
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Having recently returned from Iraq, I can say that any carepackage is greatly appreciated.  Beverage base powders are good ( like kool aid and such ), books and even used DVD's ( we had power ). Wouldnt recommend chocolate or gummy bears ( the heat will get to those items before the items get to soldier). And thank you for your support of our troops.