Good. I hope they starve. Fuck them.
Good fuck em. Why would you ever join the military? I don’t care if you’re stupid and poor, I’m stupid and poor, I’d never join that dumb shithead factory
Only the best for the supercops! ACAB
What actually is that first image? It’s gray, what food is gray?
MRE food gives me diarrhea
Isn’t that the opposite of what they are known to do?
Well deserved.
Hilarious, good for them
Socialism!!!
Wait untill you see what they eat in the field its even more luxorius!
It’s really disgusting to think that politicians eat pretty well and the army who dies for them are eating this stuff while they are killing minors in the middle east
Nah. These bootlickers deserve much worse.
Not worse than the people issuing their orders, which was kind of the point I think.
It’s even funnier when you consider that this has been the case for millenia
Maybe that’s why you don’t sign up for their murder squad.
If the US ever tried to invade Canada, we could probably convince the soldiers to change sides with something as shitty as Tim Horton’s.
We have it in some of our northern states and we are not impressed. You can do better than that.
I find it crazy as hell that poutine isn’t super common down here. Fries with cheese and gravy? That should be our national dish, damn it!
That sounds like the sort of food I’d make while black out drunk. Or is some North American thing where the words cottage cheese and gravy mean something different.
hesgeth and the top brass, and his department had luxury dinners, lobsters, king krab, wine,etc. and free expensive PIANOS.
They won’t be hungry at least, they are soldiers right, that food looks fine.
bone apple tea!!
US soldiers describing a better meal
That was insanely good. Bravo.
In the royal Australian Navy, we got fed ridiculous amounts of potatoes au gratin, sans the gratin. It was like big trays of thin -ish sliced potatoes, drowned in white sauce, and walked past a tepid oven. The potato was still mostly raw. Thankfully nobody seemed to like the broccoli but me (because it was unsalted), so I’d get a mountain of broccoli and jazz it up with salt, pepper, and butter pads.
I think we got some kind of meat but for the life of me I can’t remember any specific meat dish except an inedible beef stroganoff with a thin gravy made from what tasted like all the burnt bits scraped off all the other pans, blended in some dishwater. That thing would ruin your day.
The hardest part was only having about 30 minutes to eat, and that included standing in line, which meant you were calorie constrained by how much you could stuff in your mouth in the 10 minutes of sitting time.
