HEIDELBERG, Germany (Army News Service, May 1, 2007) - Soldiers here have just tested two new rations being fielded for servicemembers this year: an on-the-go compact ration based on pocket sandwiches ...

From calorie count to portion sizes, we wanted to find all the differences between Military MREs in the US and the UK. This is "Food Wars." ...

An Army official said it was "a significant improvement in combat feeding" and soldiers will be able to carry seven days of meals for the first time.

Army scientists have developed a method to shrink down a soldier’s portable rations to one-third their normal size, which troops say could yield big benefits. The new vacuum microwave dryer technology ...

The latest foodie trend come not from the kitchen, but from the battlefields dating back to World War II, as YouTubers collect, sample and review the packaged military meals known more for shelf life ...

The Tetris-style packing prowess of the American infantryman is unparalleled, enabling a grunt to cram weeks’ worth of supplies into a single pack before stepping off on an op. The Department of ...

This video takes a close look at a United Nations military MRE designed to feed a soldier for 24 hours. Each ration pack is ...

The U.S. military calls its combat field rations MREs, for Meals, Ready to Eat, since they require no cooking. But troops long ago decided those initials stood for Meals Refused by Everyone. The stuff ...

"Fresh" and "delicious" are adjectives that have never been used to describe a Meal, Ready-to-Eat. Packed into a brown plastic bag, an MRE is 1,200 calories of sustenance designed to fuel soldiers as ...

HEIDELBERG, Germany - Soldiers here tested two new rations being fielded this year: an on-the-go compact ration based on pocket sandwiches, and a kind of kitchen-in-a-box that prepares hot meals for ...