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Nice spot Dave.
I Ski a fair bit & had heard of ordnance being fired to shift potential avalanche piles but never come across anything official until last year in Seattle.
At Steven`s Pass they have signs warning of not messing with UXO/poss UXO items on the slopes. (apparently they use 105mm Hows in some areas!!)
I have been around when they have let off charges to shift snow but these have been placed not fired/propelled.

Maybe I`ll pack a Flak vest & Kev Bone Dome next Ski trip!!
 
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That's an anchor from the old Combat Engineer Tractor isn't it. Seen one of those fired (rocket motors) where the commander didn't undo the locking pins; lots of melted aluminium :)
 
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