Italian army field rations include breakfast, lunch and dinner. Breakfast is mainly candy, chocolate and coffee. Lunch and dinner include fruit dessert and small aperitif. Very popular in menu configuration and taste.

2. Field rations of the French army

Probably influenced by the French natural romance and the pursuit of food, the French army's field rations are one of the most respected combat foods, and the types and patterns are also very rich. The main course includes beef salad, tuna, salmon, rabbit casserole, lean beef, mutton, chicken and seafood. Up to 1990, including small bottles of wine.

3. Canadian Armed Forces

Canada's combat rations have always been the style of North American countries. They are full of calories and ready to eat. The main course includes ham, steak, sausage, omelet and mushroom oil, chicken, stewed beef and meatballs. Some snacks include coffee powder, sports drink powder, energy bar, peanut butter, cereal, candy, chocolate, jam and so on.

4. Israel Defense Forces

1 can of chicken or beef ham, 4 cans of tuna, 1 can of Harba (a candy), 1 can of pickled sardines, 1 can of kimchi, 1 can of corn, 1 can of olives or peanuts, beverage powder, plastic spoons and cans. Due to the climatic characteristics of the battlefield, most of them are dry food or canned food.