Bomb experts in Kenya detonated a bomb found by a herder in a grazing field in Kajiado County of Eastern Kenya.The bomb is suspected to have been abandoned during the Second World War or by local soldiers during training sessions in the area in the 1990s.
Source: World War II bomb found in a Kenyan farm – YouTube – sentinelblog
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I wonder if anyone has any real idea just how many explosive devices are left lying around as a legacy of all the wars since 1914? I doubt it, and feel sure that things like this will still be turning up in the next century too.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I’m sure.
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wow, it better found and fixed.
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Yes.
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