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    Long incendiary bomb

    Here's one I picked up earlier last year, a bit of an impulse buy and completely outside my normal area of collecting.
    Has anyone got a diagram of it they can post to show what all the bits inside are please.
    Shown next to one of its shorter brothers for scale.
    All INERT etc.
    Thanks.
    Dave.

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    Credit to Chris and BLU-97, who let me scan materials (these included) from their library over a 12 year period -

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    All dug or live ordnance shown in my posts is under EOD control and has been or will be dealt with accordingly by EOD personnel

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    Dave thats real juicy. I did not even know this stye existed. I'm tying to secure one like the short one in your pictures. thumbs up.


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    Quote Originally Posted by US-Subs View Post
    Credit to Chris and BLU-97, who let me scan materials (these included) from their library over a 12 year period -

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    Perfect, great information, thanks to Chris, BLU-97 and US-Subs.
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    the official name is B2,2EZ (2,2 kg)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alpini View Post
    the official name is B2,2EZ (2,2 kg)
    Thanks Alpini, I just googled it and came up with this.
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    http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/LRG/b22ez.htm

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    Very nice example of an IBEN, first used over Britain during the Baedeker Raids in spring 1942, purely to try and kill the newly formed Fire Guard parties.

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    DSC06572.JPGThis is what i have in my collection, Ben
    I am looking for German Ordnance, used in WW 2, main interest experimental

    Any Live or dug ordnance shown in my posts has been dealt accordingly with by fully trained EOD personel

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    NICE, if I'm not really careful I could easily get into collecting these.
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    Go on Dave, you know you want to!!! Very nice example to start with - well done!!!!

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