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
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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SG500 (11th January 2012)
the official name is B2,2EZ (2,2 kg)
waffenamt (17th January 2012)
Thanks Alpini, I just googled it and came up with this.
Dave.
http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/LRG/b22ez.htm
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.
SG500 (12th January 2012)
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
NICE, if I'm not really careful I could easily get into collecting these.
Dave.
Go on Dave, you know you want to!!! Very nice example to start with - well done!!!!
regards Kev
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