In New Zealand in the late '60s, in both Army Cadets and Air Cadets, we were issued Enfield No.4 Mk.1* Long Branch rifles for drill and shooting. I believe they continued for some years after that.
I think the Ishapore Armoury in India was still manufacturing batches of Enfield No.III* pattern...
One of the easiest ways to keep calorie intake up in modern rations is their supplementation with "energy bars." When I was in the Royal New Zealand Army Corps 45 years ago, such things didn't exist, but we were issued a 100g Cadbury "Energy" chocolate bar with our daily (mainly tinned)...
There is nothing more disconcerting in a tropical wet season than opening a box you think has been kept dry and finding a slimy wet kludge with orange rust nuggets in it.
The prop version of the Kyushu J7W1 Shinden prototype was just beginning its test flights when the war ended. The jet version J7W2 Shinden-kai was still only a paper project, although planning was well advanced.