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Large traditional korean food storage pot cracked and in disrepair

Bomb And Bomb Fragments Exhibition At Former Khe Sanh Combat Base (Ta Con Airport Base).

Bomb with CHINA Label Falling From Sky. 3D Render

set of four aerial bomb isolated on white background. Old bomb. Aviation bomb view from above.

Nuclear Missile with flag of NORTH KOREA. Weapons of mass destruction. Nuclear, chemical weapons, radiation. 3d illustration.

US soldiers invading Omaha Beach on D Day

Bomb with USA Label Falling From Sky. 3D Render

During the Vietnam War, Laos was bombed in an attempt to interdict traffic along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Over 2 million tonnes of ordinance was dropped on the country over a 9 year period. Making Laos the most heavily bombed country per capita in history. Over a third of the ordinance remains unexploded, with 20,000 people being injured since the war ceased. Here we see unexploded ordinance (UXO), recovered from the countryside in Laos. It remains so prevalent that locals now risk their lives to obtain it for scrap metal. Many souvenirs can be bought in markets made from UXO such as these. Image taken in Luang Prabang, Laos.

Old WWII underwater mines in the former USSR island-based military base. Naissaar, Estonia. Mines rusted from the weather outdoor

An old American tank targets the photographer

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Guided 155 mm artillery ammunition on a howitzer battle position

$The wide variety of weapons and equipment used throughout the course of the second world war make for fascinating research and exploration - The PIAT or Projector, Infantry, Anti Tank was a spring operated, front loaded anti tank gun that lobbed a charge at enemy armour. It proved to be quite ineffective at range, and troops had to be dangerously close to hope that the round would penetrate. \n\nIn a similar role was the mortar; a key component of any infantry unit, the concept is simple: front load explosive rounds, a small charge then launches the round at the trajectory of the mortar tube. Mortars ended up being one of the most deadly weapons of the second world war.\n\nThis image was taken at an outdoor event over the weekend of 11th-13th August 2023, where reenactors, living historians, and members of the public can come to experience what life was like during the second world war, with live demonstrations, battle reenactments, and static displays from all over the world.$

Yaren, Nauru: Pacific War naval mine (buoyant) - deactivated, on permanent street display.

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Types of camouflage armored fighting vehicle ammunition

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Ammunition during the second world war, closeup

View of old American tank destroyed in Cu Chi, Vietnam in 1970. Cu Chi tunnel is now touristic destination in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam. Travel concept.

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