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Nussknacker mine on the beach

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kz11gr

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Hi

French EOD (Army/Navy) at work on the beach.

Do you have some pictures of the fuze ?

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kiwieod said:
very interesting,the projectiles are very well preserved from being in the concrete
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A friend said that some shells can have the yellow colour with codes .
 

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