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Practice bomb

Chris

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Tried this in identification so maybe in this subject :tinysmile_fatgrin_t

length 58 cm
diameter 9 cm
thats all I have at the moment.

Regards,

Chris
 

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A wild guess but It could be a 10kg Czech model 1924 - the attachment is compatible, the "fuze" looks like the fuze of the period for this bomb, the diameter is identical. length - The overall length with the fins was 820mm so this can fit with a body of 580mm
Chris, where did you find it?
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Hello Dreamk,

It was found on the island of Terschelling in Holland in a practice area for the air-force.
A lot of NATO countries used it as a practice area. As you can see there still is a blue colour you can see.
The bomb will come to the Dutch EOD maybe they cansee something when it is cleaned.

Regards,

Chris
 
Smoke bomb perhaps don't know the exact measurements
 

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Sorry i am not sure the pic with 2 bombs is a F100 however the pics i uploaded previously are Danish.I will let you decide
The one upright with the yellow band is in a militaria shop in skegness the yellow and black one a repaint i think was for sale at pudsey arms fair a couple of years ago.
Hope this helps
 

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Thank you very much Sebastian for the identification.

Regards,

Chris
 
Hello Chris
I had nothing to do with it, thanks to "tomsk", I just made a search with "Danish bomb" in Bocn archives.
 
Problem solved it's indead a Danish practice bomb called M55

Regards Chris
 

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