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Here are three original butterfly bombs, the one mounted on the right belonged to Captain Hunt, and is mentioned in the notes and memoirs that were turned into a book in 1986. The other two are almost certainly Home Guard mock-ups for training/familiarisation purposes. Fuzes are 41 and 70B. Alan1.
Here are three original butterfly bombs, the one mounted on the right belonged to Captain Hunt, and is mentioned in the notes and memoirs that were turned into a book in 1986. The other two are almost certainly Home Guard mock-ups for training/familiarisation purposes. Fuzes are 41 and 70B. Alan1.View attachment 183248View attachment 183248
look carefully and you will see that it is a plastic box with a mirror and a fuze positioned so that the workings of the fuze can be seen. The bomb itself sits in a cradle on a frame so that the wings are extended. It was designed for exhibition purposes. A.
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