Gulaschkanone (Made in Israel)

Hola Gastón! lindo tema, pero para aportar poco: en mi servicio militar en la Armada, (año 92/93),en el galpón de automotores habia una cocina de estas, verde, nunca la usamos, pero en alguna charla de instrucción el suboficial hizo referencia a estas cocinas que le decían "la judía" me imagino por obvia referencia a su país de origen? (tengo entendido, que el ejercito le decía la morocha?)

Que bueno! voy a tener que mirar con mejor ojo las posibles fotos del conflicto o alguna data de hoy en día, (en mis épocas de scout con mis compañeros siempre fantaseamos con que algun regimiento donara algo así a la agrupación...) Voy a estar atento!

Omar

Thanks for the replies one small problem, I don't speak Spanish! I am pursuing the Israeli possibility, for 2 reasons, the only data plate on ours has some letters that appear to be Hebrew and the only name I could find on it on some of the fittings is a company in Israel that built field kitchens (Netzer Sereni). I have emailed them, but no answer yet. Even the ones in the UK have no plates on them, whether they were removed before shipment to Argentina or before shipment to the UK, I don't know. However, I did find a picture of one being used in the Falklands that appears to have a data plate of some kind on it, see picture. Does anybody know if there are any in any museums in Argentina? Or does anybody have any first hand experience with them? I understand that this field kitchen was used by the Marine Infantry, not the army. Thanks for any help!
Steve Chalker

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Thanks! Any help is appreciated!
Steve