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Sustainment Planning Factors 18 June 2020 ATP 4-90 C-3 C-8. Class I planners can use the ration planning to help determine transportation and storage requirements. When unitized group rations (heat and serve) and unitized group rations (Option A) are employed, tonnage and cube figures will vary depending on the menu number. Data is also affected by the use of the milk supplement and authorized enhancements. Class I managers should know that tonnage and cube figures will be greatly affected based on the ration mix and ration cycle. The type of rations used will determine the weight and space used to transport the subsistence. Table C-4 shows the ration pallet planning factors for different types of rations. Table C-4. Ration pallet planning factors Ration/Item Unit of issue Servings per item U/I per pallet Servings per pallet Pallet Weight Pallet Cube Pallet Dimension (l/w/h) MRE cs 12 48 576 1098 56.9 43x52x44 MCW/LRP cs 12 48 576 758 56.9 43x52x44 HDR cs 10 48 480 1237 56.9 43x52x44 Religious Meals cs 12 30 360 540 56.9 43x52x44 FSR cs 9¹ 48 432² 1098 56.1 43x52x44 UGR-H&S mod 50 8 400 1036³ 47.8 48x40x42 UGR-A (1 box) Perishable mod 50 24 1200 642 48x40x40 UGR-A (2 boxes) Semi perishable mod 50 12 800 844 48x40x40 Pouch Bread bx 96 15 1440 330 51.1 48x40x46 UHT Milk cs 27 120 3240 1970 42.8 48x40x43 Cereal cs 72 50 3600 460 50.0 48x40x65 HCP I bx 10 12 120 736 48x40x48 HCP II bx 10 16 160 328 48x40x48 HCP III bx 10 16 160 328 48x40x48 Ice 1960 48x40x48 FF&V 1500 48x40x48 Bottled Water (24x 0.5 Liter) cs 24 72 1728 2128 48x40x48 Bottled Water (18 x 1.0 Liter) cs 18 60 1080 2620 48x40x48 Bottled Water (12 x 1.5 Liter) cs 12 50 600 2140 48x40x48 Notes: 1. The serving consists of a full day’s food for one Soldier and is equivalent to three MREs. 2. A pallet of FSR provides 1,296 meals (432 rations each containing the equivalent of three meals). 3. The weight for UGR & H&S pallets is an average of all the menus only. Each menu weighs a different amount based on the menu. 4. The number of servings on each UGR-A perishable pallet will differ depending upon the menu number. 5. The weight for UGR-A pallets is an average of all the menus only. Each menu weighs a different amount based on the menu number. 6. Pallet weight planning factors for bagged ice and FF&V are estimates only. Legend: l/w/h = length/width/height MRE = meal ready to eat LRP = long range patrol MCW = meal cold weather HDR = humanitarian daily ration FSR = first strike ration UGR = unitized group ration UGR H&S = UGR heat and serve UGR A = UGR A rations UHT = ultra-high temperature HCP = health and comfort pack FF&V = fresh fruits and vegetables cs = case bx = box U/I = unit of issue