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Thread: Great find this weekend!!!

22nd January 2012, 06:56 PM #1
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Great find this weekend!!!

The wife of a former EOD from our department contacted me in regards to some rounds that her husband ( now passed ) had in the basement. He had a m73a1 practice projectile, an 37mm artillery round, a Korean War era pineapple grenade with fuse, m30 practice grenade, m110 flash simulator, m60 fuse ignitor, WWi 75 mm shrapnel round with 1907m fuse, m9 practice rifle grenade and a empty 1/2 pound TNT block. I had our current EOD guys go with me to make sure the M110 was safe. Here's some pictures of the cache.IMG_0743.jpg IMG_0739.jpg IMG_0740.jpg IMG_0741.jpg IMG_0742.jpg IMG_0744.jpg IMG_0745.jpg IMG_0746.jpg IMG_0747.jpg IMG_0727.jpg

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