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I just sent this in for that one about what soldiers ate in WW2, I'd sent it in a ways back, it's about Prof Angel Keys, for whom K rations were named, and the science of how he designed them, using conscientious objector volunteers, promise, you'll all love this one, honest....
Minnesota Starvation Experiment - Wikipedia
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Capt Daniel Goodman
Yeahz I'd read that about the guys who'd volunteered, I gather they were all quite close friends for yrw after, plus, as you might've gathered, and as I'd said, and also readz it got pretty daunting, that study, its rigors were pretty grim at times, though it was a model of properly run science of that type, certainly...besides, the fact the K rations were named for Prof Keyes iwz I tyinoz illustrative in and of itself, you know?
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PO3 Phyllis Maynard
Oh yeah, certainly. Some material is so interesting I start out reading for the specific characteristic and get side tracked in something else so amazing:0)
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K rats are before my time, but I ate a bunch of C rats. They weren't bad.
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Capt Daniel Goodman
I follow, I just always thought the study was interesting, and someone else had sent in something about what soldiers ate during WW2, so I figured I'd send in about the study again, I did also have C rations, while I was Army ROTC, I agree, they weren't horrible, lol...
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