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Unexploded WWII bombs in Japan

July 1st, 2008 by James

7:10 to Tokyo has posted a very interesting article about the experiences of Roy Kaiser, who served as an explosive ordnance disposal team member in Kanagawa from 1967-1970. Kaiser’s team specialized in the disposal of unexploded American bombs from World War II air raids, and the article has some photos and first-hand accounts of some missions he participated in.

Check it out: Part 1 / Part 2



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Comment by SlyTheSly
2008-07-03 07:47:04

Interesting !
In France we still get news quite regularly about bombs from…WWI…Which has be found in a field, on a construction site, etc.
And also bombs from the second WW of course…

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