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Here is a rusty, empty, cylindrical object – likely the casing of a German bomb. There was German activity in the area where it was found.
What kind of bomb could this be? The dimensions are approximately 120x700. No markings are visible.
Fair enough, you're right.With the S Be 50 C II, it's closer.I don't have the original drawing (not counting the US drawing).
The one on the left—yes; the one on the right is a guess. I honestly don't believe it could have broken off—without any burrs—exactly at the start of the thread, but let's just say yes )
Sample : US drawing >> Mod C
Real model C :
Model C II (based on an American drawing) might actually be something quite different in reality—especially since it lacks credibility—given that the Model C doesn't align at all with the German plans...
Who has the original drawings for the C II version- not secondary sources ?
In reality, there were also other sub-versions ... front part D + rear part C II
Akon
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