F0572 — Ago/1944: o cardápio brasileiro sacado do 5º Exército era quase a ração B americana, com mais açúcar (para o muito café), banha e sal; suco de tomate, feijão seco de todos os tipos e arroz não entravam na ração dada aos brasileiros
PARCIAL
- Trecho: "French and Moslem troops departed late in July, but in August the Brazilians arrived and the problem of supplying food to foreign troops again arose. The Brazilian menu, however, did not differ greatly from the American B issue though it included more sugar, lard, and salt requirements, the sugar going for the tremendous amount of coffee consumed daily by the South Americans. Some American items, such as tomato juice, dried beans of all types, and rice were not included in the issue to these troops." — S149 p. 117 (parte 6, PDF p. 22; https://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/api/collection/p4013coll8/id/1535/download) · item http://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/p4013coll8,1537 [conferido na imagem]
- Fonte: S149
- Status: PARCIAL (só S149) · Curioso: arroz e feijão fora da ração — de onde vinham? (pergunta 166). Liga com F0553 (rações set–nov/1944).
Fontes
- S149 *Fifth Army History, Part VI: Pursuit to the Arno (5 June–15 August 1944)*
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