It should be remembered that unexploded ordnance is still resurfacing along the World War One battle lines and NATO has for decades conducted international mine and ordnance clearance annually in the eastern Baltic Sea. Even here in the US, unexploded ordnance will surface on old Civil War battlefields and often at World War One training sites.
It should be remembered that unexploded ordnance is still resurfacing along the World War One battle lines and NATO has for decades conducted international mine and ordnance clearance annually in the eastern Baltic Sea. Even here in the US, unexploded ordnance will surface on old Civil War battlefields and often at World War One training sites.
That is an excellent point to bear in mind.