Unexploded mortars, possibly from World War I, found and detonated at airfield in Washington state
Multiple unexploded mortars were found and safely detonated at an airfield in Washington State, authorities said Thursday.
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Unexploded World War I mortars found at construction site, Washington police say
Washington police said. The explosives found Tuesday, Feb. 25, appear to be mortar shells dating back to World War I, the Vancouver Police Department said in a Feb. 26 news release. They were found ...
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Unexploded World War I mortars found at construction site, Washington police say
They were found during construction at Pearson Field, a municipal airport, police said ... according to Britannica.com. Vancouver, Washington, is about a 165-mile drive south from Seattle.