The K-ration was an individual daily combat food ration which was introduced by the United States Army during World War II. 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. | War History Online

Opening and trying a few items from a reproduction late WW2 Breakfast C Ration from HERO RATIONS. These reproductions are made by Hero Rations and designed with fully edible historically accurate contents with C Ration can custom designed to be the correct size as original cans but also for reuse to keep costs down for reenactors. | Hero Rations

The latest true variation of the C Ration - A November 1958 dated Ration, Combat, Individual. The full day RCI was discontinued and replaced by the MCI, which was still ubiquitous referred to as the C Ration or C Rat, although it was officially never designated as such. Surplus 1950s C Rations were issued well into the Vietnam War.This particular example is complete and sealed. Although the M Units have leaked and stained the carton, we’ll likely clean these and replace the outer carton for a be

1962 Dated Vietnam War MCI C Ration Unboxing | Hero Rations

Opening a sealed original May 1955 C Ration B Unit from a Ration, Combat, Individual (RCI). Pretty good condition! | Hero Rations