Usually if you call your local Police/Sheriff or Emergency Government they can dispose of unwanted explosives without cost. If they have an EOD qualified individual in their department or a bomb squad they'll do it, if they don't they can call a NRC (National Response Center) and get it handled. Don't know what has changed since I was in but the Army did the continental land Mass, the Navy did all ordinance under the normal water line of any navigable body of water, The Air Force did response on USAF installations or items under Air Force Control when things went wrong. The Marines did all inerting and I suppose their stuff that wasn't under water. In the Air Force we had a joke if we ran into something we didn't want to deal with wed chuck it over the fence or pee on it until it was under water than call the Army or Navy. I was stationed in Florida an we meet monthly with the local Sheriff's department bomb squad and sometimes trained with them. If they called the NRC for support it was usually assigned to a Army unit out of Jacksonville Florida unless they declared it an emergency and requested us (local in their community) As far as WWII stuff uf we ran into any we called the Sheriff's dept, they were better on that stuff than we were.
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