Grenades; Dog Tags; Dinner in a Pouch

Season 1, Episode 11, Aired
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Host, R. Lee Ermey, answers questions regarding military grenades and dog tags, and explains what a soldier's meals are like in the field.
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      • Since 1983, about 200 million MREs have been made. Edit
      • Chaplin Charles C. Pierce is the man that made the U. S. Army issue a metal i.d. tag so that they could identify the dead soldiers after he saw several unknown dead soldiers in the Spanish American War.. Edit
      • Since Korea, the U. S. Military no longer buries its dead in foreign lands. Edit
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      • R. Lee Ermey: Nothing like the smell of black powder in the morning. Smells like...Victory! Edit
      • R. Lee Ermey: From now on, I'm the grinder and you're the meat! It's time for Mail Call! Edit
      • R. Lee Ermey: Garth is asking what's the purpose of dog tags. Well, what do you think, ding dong? Edit
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