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Can Old Ww2 Bombs Still Explode. Experts from the ministry of defence and thames valley police disposed of the devices safely, but this isn't always the case with the old ordnance. During world war two, hundreds of thousands of bombs were dropped on britain, so it is perhaps not surprising we are still finding. Hundreds of thousands of bombs were dropped on britain during world war two, some of which never exploded, so perhaps it. Decades after both world war i and ii, people are still discovering leftover and unexploded ordnance from the wars. In february, a world war ii bomb was found in a garden in the british city. There are millions of tonnes of unexploded ammunition around the world, some in old ammunition dumps and some in shells and bombs that failed to detonate after being fired or dropped. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the end. Yet as many as 10 percent of the bombs dropped by allied aircraft had failed to explode, and as east and west germany rose from the ruins of the reich, thousands of tons of unexploded airborne.

During world war two, hundreds of thousands of bombs were dropped on britain, so it is perhaps not surprising we are still finding. There are millions of tonnes of unexploded ammunition around the world, some in old ammunition dumps and some in shells and bombs that failed to detonate after being fired or dropped. Experts from the ministry of defence and thames valley police disposed of the devices safely, but this isn't always the case with the old ordnance. In february, a world war ii bomb was found in a garden in the british city. Hundreds of thousands of bombs were dropped on britain during world war two, some of which never exploded, so perhaps it. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the end. Yet as many as 10 percent of the bombs dropped by allied aircraft had failed to explode, and as east and west germany rose from the ruins of the reich, thousands of tons of unexploded airborne. Decades after both world war i and ii, people are still discovering leftover and unexploded ordnance from the wars.

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Can Old Ww2 Bombs Still Explode This year marks the 75th anniversary of the end. Decades after both world war i and ii, people are still discovering leftover and unexploded ordnance from the wars. During world war two, hundreds of thousands of bombs were dropped on britain, so it is perhaps not surprising we are still finding. Yet as many as 10 percent of the bombs dropped by allied aircraft had failed to explode, and as east and west germany rose from the ruins of the reich, thousands of tons of unexploded airborne. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the end. There are millions of tonnes of unexploded ammunition around the world, some in old ammunition dumps and some in shells and bombs that failed to detonate after being fired or dropped. In february, a world war ii bomb was found in a garden in the british city. Experts from the ministry of defence and thames valley police disposed of the devices safely, but this isn't always the case with the old ordnance. Hundreds of thousands of bombs were dropped on britain during world war two, some of which never exploded, so perhaps it.