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Candy from a Meal Ready to Eat is taste tested during an inspection at an undisclosed location in Southwest Asia. According to 386th Expeditionary Medical Group public health officials, MREs expire about three years after their pack date. However, by inspecting them at that three-year point, their shelf life can be extended. Inspections include observing the contents of the MRE, and tasting and smelling all of the components. MREs that pass the inspection are deemed safe to eat and are inspected again in six month increments for up to two years past the three-year expiration date. Inspected MREs that fail to meet the criteria are destroyed. (U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Marelise Wood)

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public health 386 aew mres southwest asia 386 emdg marelise wood deployed air force master sgt marelise wood 386th air expeditionary wing public affairs undisclosed location ensuring meals ready to eat are ready to eat dvids high resolution
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30/08/2013
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label_outline Explore Deployed Air Force, Marelise Wood, Master Sgt Marelise Wood

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public health 386 aew mres southwest asia 386 emdg marelise wood deployed air force master sgt marelise wood 386th air expeditionary wing public affairs undisclosed location ensuring meals ready to eat are ready to eat dvids high resolution