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France forest fire uncovers WWII ordnance
French ordnance disposal teams found dozens of World War II shells during a large forest fire along the Atlantic coast of France. Initially, 75 shells were discovered at the start of the fire, and more were found as the situation worsened. It is believed that these munitions were left behind by the German army during World War II, and explosions were heard in the area during archaeological operations. The article aims to highlight the dangers posed by old ordnance in areas experiencing intense fires and their impact on public safety.
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