Original U.S. Vietnam War Era / Cold War Era Civil Defense All Purpose Survival Biscuits Dated “May - June - July 1962” - 13” x 8 ⅝” x 5 ¾” Italian Flags so the "cross" shape is

so the "cross" shape is hard to see

they all belonged to the same reenactor and was an officer impression that he had created

including the Allied invasions of North Africa (Operation Torch) and Sicily (Operation Husky)

The main difference between the EE-8 and the other models is that a section of the case lid has been cut out and replaced by flexible material to enable the handset to be hung on the case in a position to hold down the lever switch

Rokuohsha (Konishiroku) Type 89

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era / Cold War Era Civil Defense All Purpose Survival Biscuits Dated “May - June - July 1962” - 13” x 8 ⅝” x 5 ¾” Italian Flags so the "cross" shape isOriginal Items: Very Few Available. Fallout shelter food supplies came in the form of crackers, biscuits, bulgar wafers and carbohydrate supplement (hard candy). The shelter program goal was to stock 10,000 calories total per shelteree for the designated 2 week shelter stay. That amounted to a 700 calorie per day food supply to each sheltered person. The stocking of fallout shelters began in the early 1960's when DCPA procured 165,000 tons of shelter