Turke Bros. Farms said: (quoted from post at 08:03:29 11/03/08) I saw a documentary a neighbor gave me about how many bombs were dropped during WWI, and WWII, in europe. They say 1/3 never went off. They say farmers come across at least 10 per week. Talk about farming being dangerous. Imagine plowing and finding something like that? Have any of you guys heard of this or maybee Daid from wales, or dave2 knows if they seen this.
I don't know about 10 a week, but it happes often. Like arrowheads, stuff has a way of surfacing. The real kicker is when new ground is broken. All kinds of stuff turns up. Quite a few missing soldiers also. One exploded and killed a couple of roadworkers a couple of years ago. There is an oncall bomb squad 24/7 just for that purpose. I live outside Schweinfurt, Germany (ball bearing capital that was pretty much leveled). Always something turning up with construction crews.
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