What were the four criteria originally used in the design of rations (even though one of them wasn’t implemented until 1944)? Describe the evolution of rations as described in the video, making sure to discuss at least two major eras of ration use. The future era is acceptable.
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The video hints at one of the challenges of having mechanical vehicles in an active theater of war. What challenge is that?

What are some of the other difficulties—related to the war or environment–would you think are related to working as a military mechanic in this region?

The video points out that the logistic challenge of moving injured soldiers back to the United States requires the cooperation of all kinds of personnel.
Name three of the roles that the video covers. Then select one of those roles and explain why you think it is logistically important.

What is the average time it takes to transport a wounded soldier back to the United States?

Why does it take longer to get a soldier home than it would to just fly to a war zone in a plane?
The video covers three levels of care a wounded soldier experiences in a deployed environment.

Select one of the levels of care and describe the likely roles/jobs and challenges that would be likely to occur at that level.

Considering the entire process covered in this video, what are at least two logistical challenges that have to be overcome to ensure the wounded soldiers make it home?

Every American was entitled to a series of war ration books filled with stamps that could be used to buy restricted items (along with payment), and within weeks of the first issuance, more than 91 percent of the U.S. population had registered to receive them. The OPA allotted a certain amount of points to each food item based on its availability, and customers were allowed to use 48 ‘blue points’ to buy canned, bottled or dried foods, and 64 ‘red points’ to buy meat, fish and dairy each month—that is, if the items were in stock at the market. Due to changes in the supply and demand of various goods, the OPA periodically adjusted point values, which often further complicated an already complex system that required home cooks to plan well in advance to prepare meals.

Despite the fact that ration books were explicitly intended for the sole use by the named recipient, a barter system developed whereby people traded one type of stamp for another, and black markets began cropping up all over the country in which forged ration stamps or stolen items were illegally resold. By the end of the war, restrictions on processed foods and other goods like gasoline and fuel oil were lifted, but the rationing of sugar remained in effect until 1947.

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