France forest fire reveals WWII shells

The article revolves around the discovery by explosive ordnance disposal experts in France of dozens of unexploded shells from World War II during a mission following a massive forest fire along the Atlantic coast. They found 75 shells during their work, and additional discoveries were made shortly afterward. It is believed that these ordnance were left behind by German forces during the war. This fire is considered the largest of its kind in France for the year and has led to the uncovering of these unexploded shells.

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