Military Army 24hr Ration Pack Meal Ready to Eat - 12 Pack Carton Mixed Flavours Shelter Accessory TAS Webbing Harness 8Pt Load

Name: Military Army 24hr Ration Pack Meal Ready to Eat - 12 Pack Carton Mixed Flavours Shelter Accessory TAS Webbing Harness 8Pt Load
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82097359529
Price: 254.97 USD
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Military Army 24hr Ration Pack Meal Ready to Eat 12 Pack Carton Mixed Flavours Shelter Accessory TAS Webbing Harness 8Pt Load TAS Webbing Harness 8Pt Load Bearing for military webbing and pouches Weighs 170 grams approx Mixed box 12 Pack Hunger Buster Ration Packs Our tasty and nutritious Hungerbuster Ration Packs and Single Serve Meals have been developed using high quality food components that meet the stringent food safety requirements and nutritional profiles of global defence forces and emergency service teams

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