Royal Marine pokes fun at officer field rations

[LukeFF]

http://www.funker530.com/royal-marine-makes-fun-of-officer-field-comforts/

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=35&v=kQ3_o7F7mqY

 

Edited July 15, 2015 by LukeFF

[agusto]

I laughed at the huge baguette coming out of the tiny box and "...sometimes port isnt your thing, so there has to be at least a 12 year old scotch." The Royal Marines must be the best army in the world if the worst thing that can happen during a day in the field, possibly even in contact with the enemy, is the age of the scotch . Do their officers get one additional course for each year of service? One day my grand children wil open a history book and read: "During WW3, the most likely cause of death for British officers above the rank of Colonel was over-eating rather than enemy action."

[IronCat60]

Should have known the British military would use "Tardis" technology in some form or fashion. Makes me wonder about their rucksacks if they can do that with a ration box.

[Jargotn]

I laughed at the huge baguette coming out of the tiny box and "...sometimes port isnt your thing, so there has to be at least a 12 year old scotch." The Royal Marines must be the best army in the world if the worst thing that can happen during a day in the field, possibly even in contact with the enemy, is the age of the scotch . Do their officers get one additional course for each year of service? One day my grand children wil open a history book and read: "During WW3, the most likely cause of death for British officers above the rank of Colonel was over-eating rather than enemy action."

I sure hope they do.

That's not a 24-hour ration pack, that's a breakfast. I really hope they cut out the later part of the video, otherwise I must fear for oiur allies health!