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Mexican Bombs 1910-1940

Dreamk

Well-Known Member
I have gathered from various sources over the years, a few photographs that will serve to illustrate the ingenuity and creativity that stood behind the creation of air-dropped ordnance in Mexico - through a period dense with revolutions and counter-revolutions.
All details on these bombs would be more than wellcome:

Early times :329331322_1127524274580975_5275199678072378105_n.jpg 241976520_2845695032407357_3330669561349910688_n (1).jpg242029133_2845694792407381_6682584908993569022_n.jpg242044717_2845695749073952_2430560412754582059_n.jpg242054116_2845695769073950_2222329963959396229_n.jpg309669256_3122047241438800_2448815181169769507_n.jpg

and a picture "in situ"
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then some more sophistication:
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we are already in the late twenties early 1930
 
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