
Plymouth Residents Return Home After WWII Bomb Disarmed
Residents evacuated from 1,200 homes in Plymouth were allowed to return after a World War II bomb discovered at a building site was successfully disarmed by a bomb squad. The discovery had prompted a large-scale safety operation.
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Plymouth residents allowed to return home after WWII device disarmed by bomb squad
Military experts concluded the ordnance was too unstable to be moved
By Rod Minchin and Eleanor Storey
Read full article →UK: 1,200 homes evacuated after WWII bomb found at Plymouth building site
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