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1,000-Pound Bomb Dating Back To World War II Found Near US Airport

A Mark 65 military ordnance weighing 1,000 pounds was discovered on the premises of Brooksville Tampa Bay Regional Airport.

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Florida Deputies Investigate Old Military Bomb Unearthed at Construction Site

Sheriff Al Nienhuis said the bomb is probably inert; however, due to the bomb being so rusted and decayed, there’s no way of telling if it’s live or inert.

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Military projectile found near Condon Shell in Medford, Mass

State police shared photos of the military ordnance that was discovered, which appears to be a mortar shell.

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Medford police investigating suspicious device found near Condon Shell

Medford police are investigating a suspicious device found near the Condon Shell on Saturday afternoon.

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WWII-era practice bomb washed up on California beach after intense high surf

Technicians determined the bomb as an inactive military ordnance and was free of explosives, according to the Travis Air Force Base.

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