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Greater themis wrote:

All noted, many thanks for your kind hell. I'll likely be in Pampanga most of the time, heard there's less dramas with the gangs and street crime, but we'll see. Hopefully I won't be wacking my meat flute out and ending up on your local crime drama ;)

Greater Themis is best Themis.

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In a few years, the Philippines will have a proper start on a navy.

Hey all, I introduced myself about a month ago with intentions of getting into this region, but training here at the SOI has prevented me from doing so. I'll be heading to Maryland tomorrow for my MOS school, so hopefully from here on out I have more liberty to develop my nation and integrate myself here.

By the way I would have a little plea: Would you guys like to tell me what are most demanded products on your national markets?

Skyrim is for the Nords.

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Finally done factbook on Kogyokist Christianity.

raider lives matter

Estovnia wrote:

Death to the Stormcloaks

All hail the Dark Brotherhood.

Death comes to all equally, behold the clinking of the golden septims.

United states of pa wrote:

Guns
More Guns
Some More Guns
Ammo
Lots more Ammo
(More Seriously, food products, oil products, metals (of all kinds), tropical wood, and electronic's would probably top the list for me)

Trade deal for agri products? Especially tropical agri products?

Sextoys
Drugs
Poorly manufactured weapons
Sleazy magazines
Junkfood
Leaky batteries
Cheap cigarettes
Lager in plastic bottles
Off brand choclate

Lamoni wrote:

But they are easier to carry than a bunch of civilian foodstuffs. Else civilian version of military rations would not exist.

I've only seen the most diehard of people use them, or those going on more extreme endeavours. Mainly because the civilianised brit army ones cost £5 ($6) a meal, but also because the taste is grim. My bowels even now are spasming at the thought.

Lamoni wrote:

http://www.mreinfo.com/civilian-mres/civilian-mre-comparison/
http://www.mreinfo.com/civilian-mres/ameriqual-apack/
http://www.mreinfo.com/civilian-mres/meal-kit-supply-mres/
http://www.mreinfo.com/civilian-mres/mrestar-mres/
http://www.mreinfo.com/civilian-mres/sopakco-sure-pak-mres/
http://www.mreinfo.com/civilian-mres/wornick-eversafe-mres/
http://www.mreinfo.com/civilian-mres/xmre-civilian-mres/
Your bowels might spasm, but my stomach wants one, right now. ;)

6 days of food for $120? You're having a laugh! Whilst I don't disagree they have use and the menus on ORPs are getting better, a lot seem to be advertised to the survivalists, air softers and mall
cops market. Its a trend i see a lot when finding legitimate kit - i've seen a spoon advertised as SF tactical for christs sake.

And then theres the market in 2nd rate military medical kit, but thats a rant for another time.

Lamoni wrote:

Fortunately, the legit civilian rations in the US don't have a "SF Tactical Spoon" (we'd laugh at them, if they did).
They tend to copy US MREs more, so you get what you need, straight up.

You might laugh, but I'd bet good money a number of your fellow countrymen might buy in ;) which gives me an idea for NS marketing......

Also, forgot you were the ration pack expert - I do recall reading your extensive personal research into military rations for NS.