What did soldiers eat in the Ancient Roman Army?

Roman and Japan and China Ancient army are about the same period time but never clutching face off. All Ancient, army eat Sushi ( fish or meat) people thought Sushi is raw but incorrect. SUSHI cook with vinegar/lime juice mests or fish, and you can put in room temperature for weeks before you eat. read more

Maybe this is too simplistic. Perhaps the Roman soldiers weren't opposed to a daily meat-centered meal. R.W. Davies in "The Roman Military Diet," published in "Britannia," in 1971, argues on the basis of his reading of history, epigraphy, and archaeological finds that Roman soldiers throughout the Republic and Empire ate meat. read more

The Roman army was no exception. Each soldier ate about 1/3 of a ton of grain a year. It is estimated that just the soldiers in Britain ate over 33.5 tons of grain a day. A soldier always marched with at least a good supply of bacon, hard tack biscuits, and sour wine. read more