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July 22nd, 2004   Post 1
FlyingFrog
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Post; Military Food


Ha, this is getting funny, those Chinese are not afraid of death opening Chinese restaurants in Bagdad to make Dollars? Jesus making bucks from US troops in Iraq is DANGEROUS!!


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July 22nd, 2004   Post 2
Spartan
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That may be so, but I doubt Chinese Resteraunt owners are a high priority target. Of course everything foreign in Iraq is a target, but when you have civillian specialists, politicians, and of course your enemy (In this case the US) the food entepeanours are far less important to kill. If a Chinese Resteraunt is ever bombed, my guess it is because lots of troops were eating there at the time of thye bombing.
 
July 23rd, 2004   Post 3
Doody
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I can tell you after eating MREs for 2.5 months and then T rations for another month, chinese food, burger king, and subway were as close to heaven as you can get.

Who ever tells you that life is hard at Baghdad International Air port is full of it. THat is the place to be in Iraq
 
July 23rd, 2004   Post 4
Bootboy82
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I like MREs, they are great for camping trips and other outdoor actions
 
July 23rd, 2004   Post 5
Doody
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I never thought eating would become painful but after 2 months of eating MRE's, it did. All the main meals have an after taste. After a while, they all start to taste the same. It has almost been a year since I ate one and I am not looking forward to eating them again on active duty.
 
July 23rd, 2004   Post 6
bvglee
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Spartan
That may be so, but I doubt Chinese Resteraunt owners are a high priority target. Of course everything foreign in Iraq is a target, but when you have civillian specialists, politicians, and of course your enemy (In this case the US) the food entepeanours are far less important to kill. If a Chinese Resteraunt is ever bombed, my guess it is because lots of troops were eating there at the time of thye bombing.
Maybe they are not, but they can be at risk for being ¨enemy supporters¨at the eyes of hostile forces, so they can be a target even without a lot of GI´s in the premises, as a punishment or as an example for others "suporters".

Nop, it is not what WILL happen to them, but it MIGHT happen.
 
July 23rd, 2004   Post 7
Desert Blossom
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When I was in Kuwait people would order chinese food and they would actually deliver it to the gates....That blew my mind!
 
July 24th, 2004   Post 8
Lil Hulk 1988
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Post; MRE's......time to invest into some powerbars.


Quote:
Originally Posted by Doody
I never thought eating would become painful but after 2 months of eating MRE's, it did. All the main meals have an after taste. After a while, they all start to taste the same. It has almost been a year since I ate one and I am not looking forward to eating them again on active duty.
They might not be that good, but at least it breaks the monotony....
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July 24th, 2004   Post 9
RnderSafe
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Doody
Who ever tells you that life is hard at Baghdad International Air port is full of it. THat is the place to be in Iraq
Yes, BIAP has turned into a cozy little place.
 
July 25th, 2004   Post 10
silent driller
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Originally Posted by Bootboy82
I like MREs, they are great for camping trips and other outdoor actions
They start to suck if that's all you have for a few weeks.