That's tough. It all depends on your circumstances. If in jail, for example, I might try to catch some pet rats via traps in my cell and elsewhere and try to breed them on as healthy a food as possible, and eat them raw.The US Navy, by comparison, is very much in favour of processed foods. Doing a tour on a ship would prevent any attempt to eat raw. And having to avoid the ghastly Navy canteen means you lose one of the big free perks that the military gives its conscripts. Having experienced the godawful Army canteen for 8 months way back when, was one of my worst experiences in life, only dwarfed by the truly disgusting(and endlessly re-cooked foods) fare provided by private schools in the UK(called "public schools" in the US, last I checked). Obviously, if cash is not your concern, and you live on a base, you might either ask the canteen staff to only very lightly sear your meats for 10 seconds on each side(called in the US "cold on a cold plate", I think(?)), and claim that since you are on a cooked-palaeolithic diet, that any overcooking is considered to be very unhealthy on such a diet. The pro-vegetarian/pro-vegan lobby usually forces the armed forces to offer alternative dishes catering to that community, so they might cater to cooked-palaeo as well, if only to a lesser extent.
Also google for answers(eg:-
https://www.reddit.com/r/navy/comments/3t63os/vegan_in_navy/)
Basically, when on shore, you can always buy RPD food from outside the base rather than eating from the canteen. Of course, if the canteen is free, you miss out on a big perk....
When on ship, my suggestion would be to suck up to your superior officer onboard and explain your need for optimum nutrition and point out that none of the raw food you will be bringing with you will spoil or turn rancid. Making lots and lots of pemmican from grassfed cattle etc.(pemmican= rendered animal fat(yuck!) plus raw, dried beef jerky) might be an idea.Oh, this webpage:-
http://tacticalintelligence.net/blog/how-to-make-pemmican.htmsuggests that one can replace the rendered animal fat in pemmican with raw honey. Raw honeycomb also lasts forever. Raw sundried bee pollen can be bought in large jars and will also last forever, if not wettened.You should be able to get hold of the raw, more solid vegetables(carrots etc.) sometimes(?) from the ship canteen. Then again, I recall articles in recent years about how the US Navy was looking for methods to preserve foods for such long periods so that people could eat McDonald's burgers 3 years later and it would still seem, er "fresh".
Sadly, there is no religion that forces its worshippers to eat raw meat.Then one could force the US Navy to cater to such an oppressed minority, and you could eat an RPD diet on ship in the canteen without issues.Oh, wait a minute, a google search shows that the cult of Dionysus might have been raw-meat-eaters:-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OmophagiaDionysus/Bacchus was, incidentally, the god of revelry/wild parties/wine/sexual orgies etc.A most suitable deity for RPDers to worship!
If, for any reason, my above ideas do not work, I would strongly advise you to eat some of the highly concentrated curcumin-extract supplements, such as advocated by Dr Mercola among many others. These supplements help fight inflammation - inflammation is THE main precursor to a myriad number of health-problems, so reducing the inflammation caused by the heat-created toxins derived from cooking foods, would at least be a start, and going in for intermittent fasting would allow some breathing-space for your body to detox some of the poisons ingested by eating cooked foods from the canteen.Also, the only genuinely raw, high quality cod liver oil is produced by Rosita in Norway, and would be another option. I can get the stuff from amazon.de, and there are multiple resellers - the catch is that one needs to store it in the fridge long-term.Would the US Navy allow one to install a personal small fridge/freezer in one's cabin?
Other than choosing a US Navy job that involves 100% of your time being spent on shore(surely not that difficult?) , you could also consider something else other than a government job.Being self-employed is, of course, the best option of all.
