twisted_steel2 wrote:It happens.
My older brother and I when I was a kid in Tennessee, were playing in a creek near our house. We found an old artillery shell like this sticking out of the creek bed.
We ran like hell and called the police. I remember the Army actually coming out and taking it away. We were near Ft. Campbell.
E.C. Laloosh wrote:twisted_steel2 wrote:It happens.
My older brother and I when I was a kid in Tennessee, were playing in a creek near our house. We found an old artillery shell like this sticking out of the creek bed.
We ran like hell and called the police. I remember the Army actually coming out and taking it away. We were near Ft. Campbell.
Did they defuse it first? I sometimes wonder how people strolling the beaches of France don't trip over land mines that littered the beaches in the mid 1940's.
twisted_steel2 wrote:
Not sure, was pretty young. Don't know if it was live or not, just remember the activity afterwards watching from afar. Was really exciting as a kid!
Largent80 wrote:People are still tripping mines in Cambodia from the Vietnam crisis.
Terrible stuff.
Largent80 wrote:People are still tripping mines in Cambodia from the Vietnam crisis.
Terrible stuff.
E.C. Laloosh wrote:Largent80 wrote:People are still tripping mines in Cambodia from the Vietnam crisis.
Terrible stuff.
I used to be in a Cambodian death squad like you, until I took an arrow to the knee.
-The Glove- wrote:E.C. Laloosh wrote:Largent80 wrote:People are still tripping mines in Cambodia from the Vietnam crisis.
Terrible stuff.
I used to be in a Cambodian death squad like you, until I took an arrow to the knee.
You're not funny.
E.C. Laloosh wrote:-The Glove- wrote:E.C. Laloosh wrote:[quote="Largent80"]People are still tripping mines in Cambodia from the Vietnam crisis.
Terrible stuff.
I used to be in a Cambodian death squad like you, until I took an arrow to the knee.
You're not funny.
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