Armyknife
Funny, but in fact: cheap vodka at USSR times was sealed with a plastic stopper in alcohol factories, so that a regular army knife was used, no corkscrews. Same with cheap vine. &, finally, colognes and lotions to this day have screw caps (a favorite swill of alcoholics called to the Soviet Army)
PS:The most notorious alcoholics among soldiers took a bucket of water, dissolved alcohol-containing chemicals, defended, so that the liquids were divided into layers, then made a hole in the bottom and drained the unnecessary.
The most desperate smeared on a piece of dried bread Gutalin (issued to all soldiers for cleaning boots). When the bread was soaked, cut the shoe with a knife, and ate the bread. Sometimes they were buried (if the doctors did not have time to save from poisoning).
PSS:In my time (1970-80), in the Soviet Army, I met soldiers drinking lotions and alcohol-containing chemicals (when they could not get a normal swill). And such alcoholics served
only in the Building Battalions, where they were expelled from other types of troops. Same was with officers in best case scenario. In the worst case they were deprived of their titles and expelled from the army without the right of restoration.
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