Storm That Detonated WWI Bombs

Storm That Detonated WWI Bombs

In 1955, a thunderstorm in Belgium triggered the detonation of 40,000 pounds of buried explosives left over from the World War I Battle of Messines. Fortunately, the only casualty was a single cow.

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