Stalingrad: digging near Gorodisсhe & Gumrak

[Frundsberg]

An account of Flying missions over England ,plus some sort of souvenir from Egypt.

Paul[/QUOTE]

Actually these are remnants of cigarette packages - Eckstein, Juno and some unknown brand with name Ägiptische (Egypt).

[Sebastien]

An account of Flying missions over England ,plus some sort of souvenir from Egypt.

Paul

Actually these are remnants of cigarette packages - Eckstein, Juno and some unknown brand with name Ägiptische (Egypt).

You right, this is a pack of cigarettes.

[Sebastien]

Oops, a little dangerous findings .
I dug up the hand grenades RGD-33 in good condition ... and I buried it back.

[Glenn66]

Wow, I'd be filling my pants just digging those things up, let alone handling them!

[herrzark]

yes.scary things.and if they explode???

[packin9]

yes.scary things.and if they explode???

Well........?

[packin9]

Sebastien, Who do 'you' inform about the whereabouts of these explosives after you cover em back up? Ron

[Steve T]

If they explode I doubt very much Sebestien will post pictures of them. Indeed, I doubt he'd even post again !

Nice finds Sebestien and those nades are in a remarkable condition considering how long they've been buried.

Steve T

[Sebastien]

Sebastien, Who do 'you' inform about the whereabouts of these explosives after you cover em back up? Ron

No Ron, I didn't inform anybody about the whereabouts, because it is a very interesting place. I buried these things quite deeply.

[Sebastien]

Today I dug on the field where the bunker that I dug 1 st January https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/milit...k-sdc10014.jpg
Today I found a new bunker, there lived artillerymen.

At this point field, soil with sand. Wet sand often collapses. A few times my legs were buried . So, finds little.
I'll be back to dig this bunker.