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1000 kg KC bomb German

Fjordhouse

Fjordhouse

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This Bomb will come to Holland in 2 months, it will be restored, and i am a very happy man. I will put it in the museum in Overloon. one 1 of the pictures you see my car keys, than you see how big this KC 1000 is. I like to thank YODA for his work regarding information Yoda many many thanks, regards Ben
 

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Hm, mit der ffnung da vorne sieht sie eher wie eine SB-1000 aus? :hmmmm:

Anyway again a great find, Ben, it's more important to have it, than knowing exactly what it is!
 
on the front is the filling tupe for the explosives, the cap is missing same system as the KC 500, Ben
 
Hallo! Ich verstehe immer noch nicht - KC - ????? Diese Bezeichnung gibt es bei Deutschen Bomben nicht!!!!
 
Very nice Ben, another one for the growing collection!! Well done in securing that one!

kind regards Kev
 
Congratulations Ben,
A great addition to your collection, i look forward to seeing it restored and displayed.
Best regards Weasel.
 
Harry,

I have some documents that use KC and it's used for "Kampfstoff" chemical bombs.
Most of them are made after the second world war.
I can't find it in any official German document so I think it starts his own live after the war.
If you look in the book German Bombs and Fuzes from 1944 you will find on page 107 a German KC 250 bomb.

Maybe someone else has more information.


Chris
 
I got this bomb in the understanding that it was a KC, i was at the same place one year ago and Madbomber told me that this bomb was a KC, perhaps Jeff(US) can tell us some more about this item. Ben
 
Sorry guys, can't help. From the top of my head the largest I've seen and have any data on is the KC500. I pulled a couple of my favorite US sources and didn't find anything larger listed. I also checked some of my historic files on post WWII destruction by the Allies, a few more KC 500s, but nothing larger. I was looking for a Canadian document that did a bit of study on the bombs, but it has been a while since I needed my CW resources and my library isn't that organized yet. I'll do some digging this weekend, but I've got 7 shelves of hundreds of books and documents on CW/BW ordnance, it may take a while - and I still may have nothing.

The pictures shown do have a number of features similar to the KC500s observed, it is certainly possible. I've learned many times over that just because you've never seen it doesn't mean it cannot exist -

If there was another question in the German posts someone will have to translate.


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Strange though, the same document makes no mention of the KC 500.
 
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