WW2 bombs found in field
Posted May 21, 2013 4:09 pm.
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A farmer working his field south east of Calgary made an alarming discovery.
He uncovered some World War 2 practice bombs!
The Canadian Forces Base Suffield EOD team was called into investigate near Standoff Tuesday and found the field, which had been under water for years, had eight aircraft practice bombs in it.
During WW2 there was a bombing range located on the Blood Indian Reserve.
It was also determined the bombs could still be explosive.
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