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The Pizza MRE Is Headed Downrange Sooner Than You Think

Matthew Cox, Military.com
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Get Pumped: Soldiers Are About To Get MRE Pizza That Can Last For 3 Years
Health & Fitness

How To Eat Everything, According To The Army’s Retro Survival Guide

"Roger sir, tango in sight. ETA ten mikes to breakfast."

The T&P Veterans Day Guide To Getting As Many Free Meals As Humanly Possible

Francis Horton

Health & Fitness

Marine Corps Chow Halls Are Getting A Healthy Food Makeover

Sarah Sicard

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This Must-See Documentary About Meat Will Make Even Vegetarians’ Mouths Water

Jared Keller

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This ‘Fast Food’ Knife Is Forged In Beer And Bacon Because Why Not

Jared Keller

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Does MRE Gum Really Contain Laxatives?

Sarah Sicard

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My Favorite Memory From My Afghanistan Deployment Happened At Christmas

A simple gesture for a buddy made a deployed Christmas memorable.

Jay Arnold

U.S. Navy Corpsmen assigned to Field Medical Training Battalion East (FMTB-E), eat meals, ready to eat during a final exercise (FINEX) at Camp Johnson, N.C., March 2, 2016.

Health & Fitness

What Does The Perfect Infantry MRE Look Like?

If you could choose, which MRE items would you keep? The Marine Corps needs to know.

Sarah Sicard

An Afghan National Army soldier, assigned to the 5th Kandak, cuts up pieces of naan bread in half for the lunch meal at the Maiwan Compound, Forward Operating Base Shank, Logar province, Afghanistan, June 11, 2012.

Afghan Food Was One Great Thing About Deployment

The food — not the DFAC stuff, but the real, local food — was like nothing else.

Jay Arnold

U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Pete Quinn, center, Commander of the 11th Aviation Command, and Command Sgt. Maj. Neil Heupel, both from Fort Knox, Ky., prepare to eat a Meal Ready to Eat (MRE) with soldiers.

The Pizza MRE Is Finally Coming

The advent of a Pizza Meal, Ready-to-Eat will let every day be pizza day, even in war.

Adam Linehan

Components of expired Meals Ready to Eat, or MREs, are destroyed at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia.

The Best MRE-Inspired Videos On The Internet

Here are our top MRE Vines.

James Clark

Master Chiefs from Manpower, Personnel, Training and Education (MPT&E) line up for chow where Navy Recruits wear the new Navy Physical Training (PT) uniform. Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Joe R. Campa Jr. was in Great Lakes to address the MPT&E Master Chiefs.

Veterans Are Going Hungry, New Study Shows: The Injustice Behind Food Insecurity

Aryanna Hunter