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There Are Still Thousands of Tons of Unexploded Bombs in ...

In 2011, 45,000 people—the largest evacuation in Germany since World War II—were forced to leave their homes when a drought revealed a similar device lying on ...

Norden M-9 Bombsight - National Museum of the USAF

The Norden bombsight was crucial to the success of the U.S. Army Air Forces' daylight bombing campaign during World War II. Initially developed by Carl ...

WWII-era bomb explodes in England in "unplanned" detonation

A World War II bomb that was found in Great Yarmouth, England exploded on Friday in what authorities are calling an unplanned detonation.

Unexploded ordnance - Wikipedia

Unexploded ordnance and unexploded bombs (UXBs) are explosive weapons that did not explode when they were deployed and remain at detonative risk, ...

How hidden WW2 bombs across the Pacific are found and ...

Teams in the Marshall Islands, which is littered with unexploded weapons from the second world war, uncover and detonate potentially deadly ...

Huge unexploded WWII bomb discovered in Germany - Euronews

An unexploded 500-kilogram World War II bomb was discovered this week in the Rhine River in the German city of Cologne.

World War II-Era Bomb Successfully Defused Near German Soccer ...

The 1110-pound ordnance is one of many bombs that have surfaced in Europe decades after the war's end.

WWII bomb explodes at Munich construction site, injuring 4 - PBS

A World War II bomb exploded at a construction site next to a busy railway line in Munich on Wednesday, injuring four people, one of them seriously.

WWII-era bomb safely detonated at sea after one of the ... - AP News

Britain's Ministry of Defense says a World War II-era bomb whose discovery prompted one of the largest peacetime evacuations in British ...

The Blitz Around Britain - World War 2 | Imperial War Museums

The 'Blitz', from the German term Blitzkrieg, was the sustained campaign of aerial bombing attacks on British towns and cities from September 1940 May 1941.

Almost 14,000 evacuated in Polish city after unexploded WWII bomb ...

Nearly 14,000 people were advised to evacuate their homes in the city of Lublin this morning after an unexploded Second World War bomb was ...

Community effort diffuses WWII bomb at Army garrison in Grafenwoehr

A World War II-era bomb was discovered at the Army garrison here, setting in motion a rapid response by Army officials and a German ordnance disposal team.

Search on at Japan airports for buried US bombs from World War Two

A long-buried World War Two bomb exploded in early October at Japan's Miyazaki Airport. Nearly 80 years after the war ended, bombs that didn't detonate still ...

Four injured after WWII bomb explodes in Munich, disrupts trains

A World War II bomb exploded at a construction site next to a busy railway line in Munich on Wednesday, injuring four people, ...

Discovery of a 1,000kg WWII German Bomb in Exeter | UXO News

A 1000kg WWII Bomb has recently been found & detonated in Exeter, read about history of bombing in the area & more about the 'Hermann' Bomb.

Germany: Large WWII bomb detonated in Cologne – DW – 10/11/2024

Authorities in Cologne detonated a 1-ton US bomb from World War II after only defusing one of its two fuses. The city said it was the most ...

World War II Bomb Found at Huge Chemical Plant - Newsweek

Explosive experts safely detonated a WWII-era bomb at a chemical plant in northwestern Czech Republic on Friday.

Unexploded WWII bomb to be defused near German soccer stadium

An unexploded World War II bomb is set to be defused on Friday after it was found near the home of Bundesliga soccer club Mainz 05.

Undetonated WWII bombs found before at Miyazaki Airport

MIYAZAKI—Dangerous reminders of Miyazaki Airport's past as a former Imperial Japanese Navy air base during World War II continue to ...

Unexploded WW2 bombs: Who finds them and how common are they?

The most common finds tend to be 500lb German bombs in key locations around the UK - the targets of Hitler's Luftwaffe during the war.