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C ration
noun
any of various canned or prepackaged foods formerly used as field rations in the U.S. armed forces.
Word History and Origins
Origin of C ration1
Example Sentences
In the morning, they’d bury their C ration cans and other garbage, and head out for another day of working their way through the jungle.
“But what if we get down to the last bullet, the last C ration, the last chance, what is going to happen?”
Each C- ration package was supposed to be a three-meal-a-day food source.
It was one of our C ration cans rigged to a limb that you would have to push out of your way if you were over six feet tall.
Five hundred tons of C ration were rushed to Fairbanks, and tons of medical supplies for burns and possible illness were readied, but no patient appeared.
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