Everyone knows that marching and fighting is particularly hard, so the food will definitely not be much better. Generally, they bring things that are easy to bring. Mainly corn, sesame cakes, and some bacon. They are basically not particular about food, as long as they can fill their stomachs. During the war, almost all the soldiers survived, and only when they all successfully returned to the DPRK to attend the celebration banquet could they have a better meal. But in fact they are not short of meat. Although they eat mostly dry food, at least they can eat enough.

If there are some emergencies, they won't even have much dry food, and even have to eat some vegetation to maintain their lives in order to survive. They can use it to cook porridge, so that they can not only fill their stomachs, but also eat biscuits that are difficult to swallow. Similarly, the butcher shop has no water, so it can be served with porridge, so it won't be swallowed.

When marching, they usually bring something easy to store. It's hard to say when you will come back, as long as you went to war that year, which is why some people have such a strong resistance to joining the army. One is afraid of dying in battle, and the other is tired of joining the army and sleeping in the wind. Third, because I can't see my family all the year round. That's why I was so resistant when I joined the army.

The problem of grain and grass is very important in marching operations. Sometimes the sudden loss of food and grass in the middle of a battle will definitely cause cholera in the army. The enemy will also make a fuss about it, and of course it will weaken the morale of soldiers and lead to defeat in wartime. So grain and grass are very important.