Super, thanks. My first thought for a comment was to ask for that. On some channel last year I watched test of field rations from many different NATO countries, it was so interesting, but your variant with two nations sharing their rations was even more interesting. Cheers from Denmark. Fun fact: In the late 1980s we had a Danish comedian who for the fun of it ran for parliament on various "ridiculous" issues like "eternal tailwind on the cycle paths" etc., and "Nutella in Danish soldier's field rations". As he explained "Nutella could come in handy as facial camouflage - though only if the wind was bearing away from the enemy." He eventually got elected into parliament and raised this proposition, and eventually got parliament to pass a decree demanding Nutella in all Danish field rations. It became wildly popular with most soldiers. I don't know whether Nutella is still part of our field rations, neither if any soldier successfully used it as camouflage.
We helped you in 1940's....we help Ukraine together now. This happens when innocent nations are attacked by criminal nations. We are brothers, and the enemy is common. Together we will survive.
We are going through this together! With Russia on our doorsteps we need now more than ever to strengthen our alliance and our friendship. Lots of love from Romania🤍❤
Love to our Romanian friends and allies from Poland! Romania is a great country and an example that smart planning and sane decisions can make the country growing! Romania is the best natural ally of Poland :) Greetings and love!
and so we should remain: close allies and good friends. Toghether we are strong guarding the Eastern frontier of our union but divided we would fall quickly. Also, everything works a lot better when everybody is treated with respect and as a equal. We have a Polish minority living here and we are very proud of their contribution to the good of the country, much bigger than their numbers would warrant. Pozdrawiam serdecznie, polscy przyjaciele !!
2 different nationalities, each speaking a different language, but they understand each other in English - but united by a treaty, they have the same goal and we thank them for their service - thanks to all valid members of NATO!
In Poland we have a saying: "Przez żołądek do serca" which basically translates to "through stomach to the heart", so I guess the meaning is more or less the same :)
@@MrMultiWilk I recommend coming to Sinaia for beautiful mountains, while you're there visit the Peles castle and don't forget to stop by to one of the restaurants, also you should visit castle of Bran, if you wanna see "Dracula's castle". If you are interested in more history, I suggest visiting the fortification of Sigisoara.
@@MrMultiWilk go to Vatra Dornei it's in Suceava County up in the Mountains in North East, when the Polish Kingdom was big it used to border you guys as neighbours hundreds of years ago we also have the same folklor traditional dancing and clothing
Greetings to Romania from Poland! I've been to Romania twice, it's beautiful! People are very nice and helpful, literally everyone I met was smiling :D
Greetings to Poland from Romania! I'm glad that you had a nice time here. I was in Poland twice, too, and it is for sure a beautiful country and nice people. For sure we should get into the habit of visiting each other's country more often.
It's over 5000 kcal. When in combat, you need lots of kalories. Not only to sustain your body's effort, but also your brain consumes A LOT of energy when stressed.
That's typical of the Euros. Most of US are "Euro-mutts" and some of us have some First Nation American as well, yet we tend to only be fluent in American English and I wish that was the exception, rather than the norm.
@@omi685Also I don't know how is it in Poland but in Romania every movie or tv show on tv is sub not dubbed so whe grow hearing english every day so understanding and talking is pretty easy for us. When it comes to writing and grammar is the problem
@@ratiuvictor9533 Here it's dubbed with our lectors unfortunately.;; We've got a few famous ones that dubbed most of the movies we have available, classic/old ones especially.
@@ratiuvictor9533 Not sure how old you are, but I caught the times we had cartoons not being translated, like they were in English and "goodluck" 😄. But that as a kid forced me to learn and understand all of that
Love from America, always nice to see our NATO allies, enjoying each other’s company over some field rations. This is amazing how both of these folks are so fluent in many languages. Love and respect for your service and dedication… thank you
Romania and Poland, the biggest countries from the East, both with critical importance on the Eastern flanks, Poland controlling the Suwalki corridor and acces to the Baltics, Romania controlling acces to the Black Sea. I guess history plays it's game again but now, thanks to NATO we are on the right side of the borders. Greetings from Romania to all our allies and partners! RO-PL friendship!
Im polish italian and I learned romanian. Romanian is like a mixed italian with polish. I love romanian language, people and country. Im always fighting for our polish-romanian relationships ❤
@@passioncla I read your comment and for a second I thought I can understand Romanian. But then I read the comment below, actually written in Romanian and my joy was crushed 😂 I know several Romance languages and ofc Polish, but still, Romanian is surreal to me...
I can understand why it's so awkward. So... unless Polish rank insignias wildly differ from US and other NATO ones... Stars indicate general. Bartek here has two of them. So, I'm pretty sure that Mirella is either a junior officer or an NCO, was told by her command staff "hey, you're gonna do a PR thing today. It's easy, you're going to eat MRE's with a Polish ally in a field in front of some armor, it'll be great;" Then the shows up and sees that her counterpart is a freakin' Lieutenanant General (or some such equivalent - again, perhaps two stars means something different for Poland, this guy does look pretty young.) He is likely the general in charge of their own PR arm, and just decided to use himself.
@@VeryDeathlyShiny The Polish soldier here, Bartek, is in the rank of Under-lieutenant (NATO counts both Lieutenant and Under-lieutenant as OF-1) in polish army, the youngest (lowest) of all officers, we also have under-officers which are akin to NCOs. Generals in Polish army are indicated by this thick, decorated bar and stars.
It was very interesting to read the Romanian terms for the meals and to understand them. They are the same in Italian, but spelled differenly. I love this series of rations!
dejun,pranz,cina ? The rule for romanians is that adding an ,,o'' to the words ending in a consonant, you obtain the word in italian. It works at around 80% of the lexic.
Respect to our Polish and Romanian friends from Kosovo (Albania). Both countries have great people. I love the end where they exchange their Insignia (Patch) that's very cool and respectful.
Both Romania and Poland suffered greatly ( more so Poland ) after WWII... but now both countries are on the right side of history! Both are NATO and EU and Russia won't be able to do whatever it wants
i feel bad for Poland as it would be the first defense line. So Polish blood will shed again first. As a german i feel so sorry you are first again but also proud to be protected by you guys. I have alot of polish friends in germany these days. You are always such great people.
I would argue Romania suffered more. The country is still divided into 2 states with multiple problems. Greetings to Poland and it's great people! As a Romanian, I'm very proud of having Polish roots!
Romania suffered a lot as well after WWII. After Germany we were the second country to pay war compensation to Russia. Until 1960, everything that Romania produced went to Russia, like really everything. Even the cows from paysans barn. My grand ma told me they they ate the potatoes back and soup of oat, that means oat with some hot water, not a porridge though, because they didn't have so much oat. It was terrible... Not to mention that in the WWI, Romania sent its treasury to Russia, thinking that it would be safe there (hundred of tones of gold) and they never sent it back to us.
Bartek seems to know Eng. too but he must be a shy guy. Other than this it is extra fun for us Poles to find similarities in both our languanes Pol and Rou. You could be surprised. Mulţumesc. O zi buna!
Bonjour! Greetings from Romania! A big thank you to France for all the troops that are stationed here in Romania! We appreciate the French policies and assertment in this challenging times! Vive la liberte!
Hello Czechia, greetings from Romania! I transit Czechia all the time going from Romania to northern Germany, great country and very cool people!!! love your Skoda, I own one, amazing car! This summer I visited Praha and the Skoda museum in Mlada Boleslav, it was great! Cheers, buddy!
I'm Polish living in UK and I work with a group of Romanians. Lovely and cheerful people. We have a very similar mentality in many ways. I'm gonna visit next time I have a chance. I know you have an awesome mountain range. All the best
In my part of Romania, at least among older generations, that's almost religion. Throwing away food is a major sin. I had it drilled into me that no matter how much food is on my plate, I absolutely have to eat it all and leave nothing behind. I was taught that it would rain next day if I don't leave my plate nearly clean on the table.
Thanks from lovely Romanian women soldier. From old soldier 🇵🇱 🇬🇧. Thank you Romania 🇷🇴 help us whit our government in WW2. Romania 🇷🇴 beautiful country and beautiful women's there. Love Mici and Romanian sausage 😋. And Slanina. Like lovely Polish sausage Polish pork and amazing so much yummy Polish 🇵🇱 ❤️ food. Multumesc. I have many Romanian friends ( beautiful women's ) in my work hehehe. Godbless lovely Poland 🇵🇱 ❤️. Godbless Romania 🇷🇴. Greetings from Leicester UK 🇬🇧. NATO NATO NATO NATO.
Really liked the Romanian pack, very practical way of cooking a comforting meal, also nutritional and energy information and really nice presentation. Would love Polish grochówka prepared with this system 😍 I noticed the different packaging size and would be great if you mentioned the weight as the Polish packaging was metal
Probably because the Polish one is made by Poles, where as Romania just get it from Estonia or Netherlands as its made by Rationtech. Barely anything is made in Romania for our Military, they just buy from our "allies" instead of opening facilities to manufacture and create jobs at home.
Poland has 2 ration types - 24 hour with 3 meals (like the one in the video), and more portable 1 meal + rations with a chemical heater like the Romanian one. Each has its own benefits (i.e. you cannot boil water with a chemical heater which sometimes must be done).
Like it and if they had an Italian soldier here with the Romanian he or she can read the Romanian text with minimal effort. For the Polish soldier a Czech or Slovak soldier works well due to Mutual intelligiblity
I think the Romanian way of heating their food is more efficient, especially in bad weather conditions. The Polish one would still be trying to start the fire meanwhile a Romanian soldier would already have finished eating
not really. both are based on a chemical heating process and both are quick enough. simply one dish is in an aluminum bag and the other in an aluminum can and it is easy to heat them up with a low-fire tablet... basically the same. personally I would probably prefer goulash from a can ;p
Just after saying "...we only did the tasting, we should eat it now" the Romanian soldier started to roll up her sleeves"; it is about to get serious! Professional at every level. Proud to be Romanian.
A fun way to learn about food from different Counties and Cultures... (Świetny sposób, aby dowiedzieć się więcej o jedzeniu z różnych krajów i kultur) (Un mod distractiv de a învăța despre alimente din diferite țări și culturi).
Damn... My MRE was from the 1970s, and I did my military service in 1991. This stuff looks good. That said. Good to see the cameraderi across the borders. NATO = SAFETY.
Find more soldiers swapping rations here: ua-cam.com/play/PL_vlwQEsZAbzA5OikUd8nZlu3YtiPQC0S.html
Lots more of these please!
Super, thanks. My first thought for a comment was to ask for that.
On some channel last year I watched test of field rations from many different NATO countries, it was so interesting, but your variant with two nations sharing their rations was even more interesting. Cheers from Denmark.
Fun fact:
In the late 1980s we had a Danish comedian who for the fun of it ran for parliament on various "ridiculous" issues like "eternal tailwind on the cycle paths" etc., and "Nutella in Danish soldier's field rations". As he explained "Nutella could come in handy as facial camouflage - though only if the wind was bearing away from the enemy." He eventually got elected into parliament and raised this proposition, and eventually got parliament to pass a decree demanding Nutella in all Danish field rations. It became wildly popular with most soldiers. I don't know whether Nutella is still part of our field rations, neither if any soldier successfully used it as camouflage.
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Felicitari scumpa mea❤❤❤Tolica
I'm sorry to say it, but in the 17 years spent in the Romanian military service, I have not received this MRE even once.
We will never forget how Romania helped us in WW2. Love from PL ♥️.
We helped you in 1940's....we help Ukraine together now. This happens when innocent nations are attacked by criminal nations. We are brothers, and the enemy is common. Together we will survive.
Same here, Love from Romania to our Polish Friends!
We are going through this together! With Russia on our doorsteps we need now more than ever to strengthen our alliance and our friendship. Lots of love from Romania🤍❤
And before, in the Polish-Ukrainian war. We could really count on one another!
Sending love to you from Romania! ❤
Love to our Romanian friends and allies from Poland! Romania is a great country and an example that smart planning and sane decisions can make the country growing! Romania is the best natural ally of Poland :) Greetings and love!
Poland and Romania, i like both very much ❤
greetings from Romania, we are like brothers with polish people
Poland is the gratest exemple and model for Romania, we love Poland
salut from romania
and so we should remain: close allies and good friends. Toghether we are strong guarding the Eastern frontier of our union but divided we would fall quickly. Also, everything works a lot better when everybody is treated with respect and as a equal. We have a Polish minority living here and we are very proud of their contribution to the good of the country, much bigger than their numbers would warrant. Pozdrawiam serdecznie, polscy przyjaciele !!
2 different nationalities, each speaking a different language, but they understand each other in English - but united by a treaty, they have the same goal and we thank them for their service - thanks to all valid members of NATO!
Lingua franca
@@funkmachine9094 Yes, most of Europe is part of NATO, you are correct. Any parts that aren't NATO will soon be NATO. Welcome to the Empire!
Kto chce piwo?
@@HanSolo__ :-) ale jedině když si jej dáš se mnou :-)
love u bro, respect from Romania
we have a saying in Romania: who eats together, stays together.
thats how me and my desk mate became friends. we always shared our lunch in highschool ☺
Absolutely... Sharing is caring, love and friendship via the stomach ❤
In Poland we have a saying: "Przez żołądek do serca" which basically translates to "through stomach to the heart", so I guess the meaning is more or less the same :)
da, e adevarat.
@@rodak_Tutaj raczej pasuje "I do bitki i do wypitki".
Romanian here. We love our polish allies and brothers. May Poland and Romania rise stronger together, and stay united forever!
salut frt
Respect from Poland.
I would really want it! Greetigs from Poland!
Love Poland 🇵🇱 from Romania 🇷🇴 ❤️ 💙 ♥️
Polish here, I will visit Romania next summer with my friends. In your opinion, what places should we visit?
@@MrMultiWilk I recommend coming to Sinaia for beautiful mountains, while you're there visit the Peles castle and don't forget to stop by to one of the restaurants, also you should visit castle of Bran, if you wanna see "Dracula's castle". If you are interested in more history, I suggest visiting the fortification of Sigisoara.
@@MrMultiWilk Sibiu, Brasov, Cluj, Oradea, Timisoara, Sighisoara, Iasi...probably the best places.
I love Romania greetings from Poland🇵🇱 🤝🇷🇴 ❤🔥
@@MrMultiWilk go to Vatra Dornei it's in Suceava County up in the Mountains in North East, when the Polish Kingdom was big it used to border you guys as neighbours hundreds of years ago we also have the same folklor traditional dancing and clothing
Greetings to Romania from Poland! I've been to Romania twice, it's beautiful! People are very nice and helpful, literally everyone I met was smiling :D
Greetings from the USA 🇺🇸
Greetings to Poland from Romania! I'm glad that you had a nice time here. I was in Poland twice, too, and it is for sure a beautiful country and nice people. For sure we should get into the habit of visiting each other's country more often.
Greetings from an old retired Romanian officer! 🇷🇴🇵🇱
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Damn, I like polish people so much! Cheers Romania and Poland 🇹🇩🤝🇵🇱
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Huge respect for Poland from Romania! 🇷🇴🇵🇱🇺🇸🇺🇸
I love Romania and Romanian army. Greetings from Poland!
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the same love from Romania!
Greetings to both Romania and Poland from Florida. ❤🇷🇴🇵🇱❤
The Romanian ration pack is enormous!
In Romania we have also in restaurants this thing. You don`t have small plateau or medium. It is romanian XXL plateau. :))
@@claudiu8426 Wait, I thought we Americans had the lock on stupid portion sizes :). Good on you guys :).
It's over 5000 kcal.
When in combat, you need lots of kalories. Not only to sustain your body's effort, but also your brain consumes A LOT of energy when stressed.
@@claudiu8426we consider a good restaurant when you cant finish the plate even If want to.
@@pR0ManiacS True that! :))
this is one of the coolest formats to explain what unity, friendship and having a common cause means. Thank you so much for your service
As an American, I must say, their English is excellent!
All children learn English in schools. Both the Polish and the Romanians typically speak several languages.
That's typical of the Euros. Most of US are "Euro-mutts" and some of us have some First Nation American as well, yet we tend to only be fluent in American English and I wish that was the exception, rather than the norm.
@@omi685Also I don't know how is it in Poland but in Romania every movie or tv show on tv is sub not dubbed so whe grow hearing english every day so understanding and talking is pretty easy for us. When it comes to writing and grammar is the problem
@@ratiuvictor9533 Here it's dubbed with our lectors unfortunately.;; We've got a few famous ones that dubbed most of the movies we have available, classic/old ones especially.
@@ratiuvictor9533 Not sure how old you are, but I caught the times we had cartoons not being translated, like they were in English and "goodluck" 😄. But that as a kid forced me to learn and understand all of that
Love from America, always nice to see our NATO allies, enjoying each other’s company over some field rations. This is amazing how both of these folks are so fluent in many languages. Love and respect for your service and dedication… thank you
I worked with both Armies in Afghanistan thank you ; it’s good to have good allies, God Bless.
huge love to poland and romania
from the philippines 🇵🇭💖🇵🇱🇷🇴
Big Respect for Pinoy from România!
@@steppenwolf1872pinoy the editor ?
🇵🇱❤🔥🇷🇴🇵🇭 greetings from Poland
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE PHILIPPINES AS A ROMANIAN!! ❤🇷🇴🇵🇭🇵🇭🇺🇸
Philippines is our friend and ally. From England and Poland family
*Give me Poland by my side and I shall fear no enemy.*
yep, better have Poland on your side than against you.
Same thing with Turkey
Love from Poland 🇵🇱 to Romania 🇷🇴
Greetings from Romania. I wish our army was as well equiped as yours tho'.
I love Romania greetings from Poland🇵🇱 🤝🇷🇴 ❤🔥
Romania and Poland, the biggest countries from the East, both with critical importance on the Eastern flanks, Poland controlling the Suwalki corridor and acces to the Baltics, Romania controlling acces to the Black Sea. I guess history plays it's game again but now, thanks to NATO we are on the right side of the borders. Greetings from Romania to all our allies and partners!
RO-PL friendship!
Im polish italian and I learned romanian. Romanian is like a mixed italian with polish. I love romanian language, people and country. Im always fighting for our polish-romanian relationships ❤
Ho un grande rispetto per la Polonia. ❤ Amo questa nazione. Un saluto da Bucharest!
@@passioncla mă bucur foarte mult. Și eu iubesc România
sunt româncă și îmi place mult limba și poporul polonez. mă bucur că facem parte din aceeași alianță ♥️🇵🇱
@@passioncla I read your comment and for a second I thought I can understand Romanian. But then I read the comment below, actually written in Romanian and my joy was crushed 😂 I know several Romance languages and ofc Polish, but still, Romanian is surreal to me...
@@evaraiara mă bucur și eu!!
The way they bond over canned meat and pasta is priceless! This is what teamwork looks like! 💪🍽
Always a good day when NATO drops a ration swap video.
These became my favorite ever since the US soldier offered ration pack pizza to the Italian.
This is so real and awkward, I love it.
I can understand why it's so awkward. So... unless Polish rank insignias wildly differ from US and other NATO ones... Stars indicate general. Bartek here has two of them.
So, I'm pretty sure that Mirella is either a junior officer or an NCO, was told by her command staff "hey, you're gonna do a PR thing today. It's easy, you're going to eat MRE's with a Polish ally in a field in front of some armor, it'll be great;" Then the shows up and sees that her counterpart is a freakin' Lieutenanant General (or some such equivalent - again, perhaps two stars means something different for Poland, this guy does look pretty young.) He is likely the general in charge of their own PR arm, and just decided to use himself.
It's not really awkward, it maybe awkward for you but I'm pretty sure the soldiers did not really feel awkward
@@VeryDeathlyShiny The Polish soldier here, Bartek, is in the rank of Under-lieutenant (NATO counts both Lieutenant and Under-lieutenant as OF-1) in polish army, the youngest (lowest) of all officers, we also have under-officers which are akin to NCOs. Generals in Polish army are indicated by this thick, decorated bar and stars.
I didn't expect this video to be so nice done. Congratulationa
Thank you so much! We're glad you enjoyed the video. There are more in the series: ua-cam.com/play/PL_vlwQEsZAbzA5OikUd8nZlu3YtiPQC0S.html
It was very interesting to read the Romanian terms for the meals and to understand them. They are the same in Italian, but spelled differenly. I love this series of rations!
dejun,pranz,cina ? The rule for romanians is that adding an ,,o'' to the words ending in a consonant, you obtain the word in italian. It works at around 80% of the lexic.
Well Romanian is like a mix of Latin, Italian and French with a bit of slavic sprinkled on top.
You are right. And because now it is 23:47 I wish you "Noapte bună!"😁
But you know that Russians pretend that our language is a Slavic language?
@@MihaiMarinescuJr russians pretend a lot, but we know that they lie in every sentence they speak, write, think.
The 5th romance language.
Pozdrawiam, sending greetings from Poland to all citizens of NATO members. 💪✌👍
Respect to our Polish and Romanian friends from Kosovo (Albania). Both countries have great people. I love the end where they exchange their Insignia (Patch) that's very cool and respectful.
Thank you greetings from Poland🇵🇱 🤝🇦🇱🇽🇰
Thank you!💙💛❤
Went on a few missions with the Romanians in Afghanistan, fun times
I'm Romanian and my best friends are polish, love you guys
Both Romania and Poland suffered greatly ( more so Poland ) after WWII... but now both countries are on the right side of history! Both are NATO and EU and Russia won't be able to do whatever it wants
Yes, you are very right, we both suffered, learned our lesson, we are happy to both Poland and Romania to be where we are! RO-PL friendship!
i feel bad for Poland as it would be the first defense line. So Polish blood will shed again first. As a german i feel so sorry you are first again but also proud to be protected by you guys. I have alot of polish friends in germany these days. You are always such great people.
I would argue Romania suffered more. The country is still divided into 2 states with multiple problems. Greetings to Poland and it's great people! As a Romanian, I'm very proud of having Polish roots!
Romania suffered a lot as well after WWII. After Germany we were the second country to pay war compensation to Russia.
Until 1960, everything that Romania produced went to Russia, like really everything. Even the cows from paysans barn. My grand ma told me they they ate the potatoes back and soup of oat, that means oat with some hot water, not a porridge though, because they didn't have so much oat. It was terrible...
Not to mention that in the WWI, Romania sent its treasury to Russia, thinking that it would be safe there (hundred of tones of gold) and they never sent it back to us.
@@LokuzdeckelDon't forget Romania's borders are with Ukraine and Moldavia, so Romania it's also in the first defense line...
As a polish citizen I can say that if we can unite with our Romanian counterparts, we can really be a stronghold of Europe
Mirela speaks very well English as a foreign language !!
Well spoken ,Mirele !! 👏👏
Bartek seems to know Eng. too but he must be a shy guy. Other than this it is extra fun for us Poles to find similarities in both our languanes Pol and Rou. You could be surprised. Mulţumesc. O zi buna!
This is so nice! Much love to Romania and Poland! Love NATO!
I am ukrainian and this kinds of video very inspiring😍😍😍
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greetings from Romania!
Slava Ukraini! 💛💙🙏
Greetings from Poland brothers!
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Hello from France 🇫🇷
Hello greetings from Poland 🇵🇱❤🔥🇫🇷
Bonjour! Greetings from Romania! A big thank you to France for all the troops that are stationed here in Romania! We appreciate the French policies and assertment in this challenging times! Vive la liberte!
Amazing English well done
Dear polish friends, close neighbors and NATO allies, love from Romania and may we face together whatever future may throw to us
Love from Romania, Poland is strong !
Romania and Poland ❤❤
Greetings from Czechia. 👋
Greetings to all our Czech friends!
Hello Czechia, greetings from Romania! I transit Czechia all the time going from Romania to northern Germany, great country and very cool people!!! love your Skoda, I own one, amazing car! This summer I visited Praha and the Skoda museum in Mlada Boleslav, it was great! Cheers, buddy!
best beer in the world
GREETINGS FROM ROMANIA
Hello from PL 👋
Polish Power 💪 much love and respect from Romania 🇷🇴
cheers ! here's to more coordination and cooperation between our two nations. ✌
Hello. My grandfather was Polish, came in here (Romania) in 1940. Two great countries and allies in dark times! LOVE!
Both together are really cute!
I'm Polish living in UK and I work with a group of Romanians. Lovely and cheerful people. We have a very similar mentality in many ways.
I'm gonna visit next time I have a chance. I know you have an awesome mountain range. All the best
Romanian here. Poland makes some excellent cured meats. I don't know how realistic those would be for the field, but they'd be some tasty protein.
from Romania to all Polish viewers: POLSKA GUROM
“If you were hungry would you eat it?” 😏 These two were absolutely charming!
The Romanian MRE looks like a one-week ration...
I can't fit in my tank...🤭 onom mon omn
Making sure the soldiers never go hungry 😂
Grandma approved
we like food bro :D
That's half your ruck :).
Great episode! I visited Poland like 6 times in the past years! Sending love from Romania to Poland ❤
Two great examples of peace and friendship. ❤️
"We cannot waste food" what a Polish thing to say! 😂
we say that too in Romania
In my part of Romania, at least among older generations, that's almost religion. Throwing away food is a major sin. I had it drilled into me that no matter how much food is on my plate, I absolutely have to eat it all and leave nothing behind. I was taught that it would rain next day if I don't leave my plate nearly clean on the table.
Suggestion: make a longer rations swap video where soilders try everything in the MRE. I would happily watch the full thing.
It's so weird I love it!!! 🇷🇴🤜🤛🇵🇱
Thanks from lovely Romanian women soldier. From old soldier 🇵🇱 🇬🇧. Thank you Romania 🇷🇴 help us whit our government in WW2. Romania 🇷🇴 beautiful country and beautiful women's there. Love Mici and Romanian sausage 😋. And Slanina. Like lovely Polish sausage Polish pork and amazing so much yummy Polish 🇵🇱 ❤️ food. Multumesc. I have many Romanian friends ( beautiful women's ) in my work hehehe. Godbless lovely Poland 🇵🇱 ❤️. Godbless Romania 🇷🇴. Greetings from Leicester UK 🇬🇧. NATO NATO NATO NATO.
This Polish guy needs his own youtube channel.
I could listen to him react to different food forever. Or narrate my life.
Sending love to our allies, from Belgium 😊
greetings!☮
First video that was recommended to me from a big worldwide organization. Subscribed. Very amazing!
Welcome aboard, we're glad you liked it. There are more rations swaps for you here: ua-cam.com/play/PL_vlwQEsZAbzA5OikUd8nZlu3YtiPQC0S.html
Love from Poland to Romania! :D
I love Poland so much!!! Salut from Romania! ❤
Love poland very much from Romania 🇷🇴 ❤ 🇵🇱
Interesting video. Respect for our polish brothers 🇷🇴🇵🇱
NATO is Love ❤ Love to all our allys from Germany ❤
Greetings!
Romania bring the mici and the pork knuckles. Haha
Really liked the Romanian pack, very practical way of cooking a comforting meal, also nutritional and energy information and really nice presentation. Would love Polish grochówka prepared with this system 😍
I noticed the different packaging size and would be great if you mentioned the weight as the Polish packaging was metal
Probably because the Polish one is made by Poles, where as Romania just get it from Estonia or Netherlands as its made by Rationtech. Barely anything is made in Romania for our Military, they just buy from our "allies" instead of opening facilities to manufacture and create jobs at home.
Bruh , the Algorithm gave me this video , I'm living with 3 polish guys currently
the algorithm lives with you too😂
Romania 1:0 Poland
Greetings from PL!
You should have given him our secret everyday main course „slănină cu ceapă și cu brânză”.🤤
You forgot about salt and a old style home made bread or even a MĂMĂLIGĂ won’t hurt😂😂😂
Fantastic to see people coming together instead of trying to destroy each other. On a side note, is he a 2 star General??
No, he's a Second Lieutenant.
Love from Rmania to Poland, brothers in good and bad...
I love this content! Please make them a bit longer!❤
Romania 🇷🇴🤝🇩🇪 Germany
5:43 Here is your weapon, soldier. 😂
I want to move to Romania now.
As a Romanian I wanna move back too😅
when a simple RO soldier speaks english better than our prime minister
Pracowałem z ludźmi z Rumuni, fantastyczni pogodni ludzie. Pozdrawiam.
Much love to Poland from Romania 🇷🇴 ❤
Greetings from Bulgaria...We do not have MRE for our army :(
Lmao that's what I was thinking too. We'd probably just steal from some grandma's garden.
we actually have but its not used in our army
Greetings neighbours and brothers. One day, don`t lose your hope!
Don't worry mate! Stay close to us! The Romanian package is too huge for one person that we are ready to share with friends. Love from Romania ❤
Are you sure? Once I tried военна храна (in the middle was another word I don't remember).
polish -romania ❤
ok official nato channel posting mre swapping?
based as hell
I love Poles who respect & love Romanians. I see them as brothers. 🇷🇴❤️🔥🇷🇴
Poland has 2 ration types - 24 hour with 3 meals (like the one in the video), and more portable 1 meal + rations with a chemical heater like the Romanian one. Each has its own benefits (i.e. you cannot boil water with a chemical heater which sometimes must be done).
Like it and if they had an Italian soldier here with the Romanian he or she can read the Romanian text with minimal effort. For the Polish soldier a Czech or Slovak soldier works well due to Mutual intelligiblity
Even an English speaker can understand basic written Romanian.
Greetings from Grecee 🇬🇷💙🇷🇴🇵🇱
I think Romania and Poland are some of the strongest genuine allies in EU and NATO; Our languages are different, but our spirit is the same.
Romanian MRE is close to USA MRE with the chemical reaction for heating.
It isn't made in Romania, probably Estonia.
these videos are excellent, informative, entertaining and inspirational to see troops cooperating. Like 👍
Glad you enjoy these - make sure to watch them all: ua-cam.com/play/PL_vlwQEsZAbzA5OikUd8nZlu3YtiPQC0S.html
our brothers,POLAND!!!!!!
Oh, nice now i can see the romanian one from an official source
I think the Romanian way of heating their food is more efficient, especially in bad weather conditions. The Polish one would still be trying to start the fire meanwhile a Romanian soldier would already have finished eating
not really. both are based on a chemical heating process and both are quick enough. simply one dish is in an aluminum bag and the other in an aluminum can and it is easy to heat them up with a low-fire tablet... basically the same. personally I would probably prefer goulash from a can ;p
Just after saying "...we only did the tasting, we should eat it now" the Romanian soldier started to roll up her sleeves"; it is about to get serious! Professional at every level. Proud to be Romanian.
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A fun way to learn about food from different Counties and Cultures... (Świetny sposób, aby dowiedzieć się więcej o jedzeniu z różnych krajów i kultur) (Un mod distractiv de a învăța despre alimente din diferite țări și culturi).
God Bless the Romanian Army, love Romania Videos !
Romanian pack need to have some slănina
This is a fun series. Thanks for doing it.
Glad you're enjoying it!
Damn... My MRE was from the 1970s, and I did my military service in 1991.
This stuff looks good. That said.
Good to see the cameraderi across the borders. NATO = SAFETY.
Greetings!