Original U.S. WWII US Army Field Ration C, B Unit - Unopened, Dated January 1942 Antique Cartridge Firearms as the factory crossgrain is

as the factory crossgrain is faint

The 509th Composite Group began deploying to North Field on Tinian

Most are in very good condition

which we unfortunately are not able to decipher

It looks to have seen long service on the frontier

Original U.S. WWII US Army Field Ration C, B Unit - Unopened, Dated January 1942 Antique Cartridge Firearms as the factory crossgrain isOriginal Item: Only One Available. During World War Two, the Ration, Type C was an individual ration intended to feed one Service Member for one meal. This example was brought home by a WWII U. S. GI and is an original UNOPENED U. S. ARMY FIELD RATION C "B UNIT" can that appears to be stamped on the top of the steel lid 1 42 along with maker code we believe to be National Biscuit Company, but it is difficult to read. The can is in good condition.