Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
Article about: Hey Guys, I'm Woody. I'm new to the forum, and this is my 1st post. I've aquired some battlefied, ground dug relics from the Ardenne Forest. I'm told that they're possibly American, but I'm
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Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
Hey Guys,
I'm Woody. I'm new to the forum, and this is my 1st post.
I've aquired some battlefied, ground dug relics from the Ardenne Forest. I'm told that they're possibly American, but I'm having trouble identifying just exactly WHAT they are!
I'm wondering if I post some pics, would any of you guys be able to help me identify them.
Kind Regards,
Woody
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Re: Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
Sure thing! I'm excited to see what you have! Welcome to the forum!!
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Re: Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
To me they look like M6A1 or M7A1 60mm rocket pieces.
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Re: Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
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soalebm
To me they look like M6A1 or M7A1 60mm rocket pieces.
U.S. 2.36" (60mm) Rocket Launcher, WWII - Inert-Ord.net
Wow!! I can't thank you enough!!
Your knowledge is rather impressive! lol
I take it these have been fired then? And judging from the flattening of one of the heads, would this of ricocheted off its target?
Woody
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Re: Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
Thats just the first thing that came to mind when I saw the tubes and what appeared to be the remnants of the fins on the bottom one. I would assume they have been fired and probably hit something. Now if only I could spot fake German stuff as quickly as I can spot rusted American stuff I'll be in business lol!
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Re: Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
Yeah I thought of that but the pointed cones seem like rocket cones. But then again why would they not be blown to bits when it exploded. Rifle Grenade is probably correct good job on spotting the rivets!!! Is that a pic of your collection of propelled grenades on the shelf or just an example off the web?
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Re: Ardenne Forest Finds (possibly american)
Im thinking the cones are unrelated to the tubes and are ballistic caps from armour piercing projectiles,we sometimes find them on the ranges in similar condition..
The pics are from the web, Grenades, Mines and Boobytraps i just edited them a bit,site belongs to a friend so he doesnt mind me using images from there
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