Whats the weirdest thing you ate while in the military?

I have eaten some seriously weird stuff while on survival training like grub worms, skunk and sugar ants with a cattail used as a potato, just to name something and beaver meat. While on ship I had octopus, squid and crawfish in a stew type meal.

Beating Cobra Heart and blood in Viet Nam. My counterparts thought it was a big deal. Rat on a stick, Monkey also.

Dog... I suppose. In Korea in 72.

Dog in Thailand

I'd say the Monkey on a Stick we had in Egypt...at least that's what we called it. Who knows what it actually was, but I think the weirdest I've personally had is Escargot in France...that is some nasty stuff right there. And i'm the kind of guy who will eat and relish anything as long as I've got hot sauce.

Goat is the only thing i know of, but when Iraq who knows, right?

Curried Fruit Bat...Yummy! Tough as boot leather....

Silk worm cocoons and chicken feet in Korea. Unknown mystery meat sandwich in Desert Storm. Looked similar to head cheese.

When I was in the Navy on Submarines, I was fortunate enough to travel around the world (literally). Every port we stopped in I tried something local and a local take on something American (like McDonald's).

Some of the strangest/exotic things that come to mind are the reindeer I had in Norway, the goat in Bahrain, the octopus in Crete, the McTeriaki burger at a McDonald's in Japan, and just being in the restaurant at all when we ate at a Hooters in Singapore.

An Afghan local national shared some cooked goat with my platoon while we were conducting a KLE. It was surprisingly tasty, but qualifies as weird being that it's a meat that isn't commonly served in America.