What does CFD stand for?

Combat Feeding Directorate (US DOD)

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have been conducting research on radio frequency identification tags to measure and record environmental temperatures and calculate the shelf life of combat rations, said Stephen Moody, a team leader in the Department of Defense s Combat Feeding Directorate.

United States: UF researchers obtain $4 million federal contract to ...

Both innovations are the latest to emerge from the Combat Feeding Directorate, a team of about 100 biochemists, dieticians and packaging experts in Massachusetts.

US military claims new rations would impress a gourmet

According to Stephen Moody, team leader for the Individual Combat Ration Team, of the Department of Defense Combat Feeding Directorate, Natick Soldier Center, the HBB was developed because it "was noted during field evaluations that Soldiers often did not reconstitute their hot beverages--coffee, cocoa, or tea--because of the mess they would make in their canteen cup.

Hot beverage bag allows soldiers to heat water

The Natick Soldier Center's Combat Feeding Directorate has developed a lighter, leaner individual ration that can be carried inside Future Combat Systems vehicles.

Compressed meals will offer quality and portability

The DOD Combat Feeding Directorate at the Army Soldier Systems Center, the Defense Logistics Agency, and more than 100 companies and international research universities are sponsoring the center.

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