Very interesting article in Smithsonian magazine

Mike B · 09-27-2016, 10:12 PM

While waiting to be called into a doctors office recently, I picked up the January-February issue of the Smithsonian magazine. The lead article "THE SEARCH FOR JESUS" initially caught my attention, but after opening the magazine I noticed an article about unexploded ordnance in parts of Europe. It is a very interesting article. I think anyone with interest in World War II will enjoy this. Just a very short hint: When in the US, a person digs a foundation for a home, business, or pipe line without any thought of caution other that hitting underground utilities. Not in Europe. It is a very exhaustive undertaking to locate and clear any unexploded ordnance.

Mike

BTW: the receptionist GAVE me the magazine.

09-27-2016, 10:12 PM	#1
Mike B Lifer Lifetime Forum Patron Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: South Louisiana Posts: 979 Thanks: 1 Thanked 272 Times in 100 Posts	Very interesting article in Smithsonian magazine While waiting to be called into a doctors office recently, I picked up the January-February issue of the Smithsonian magazine. The lead article "THE SEARCH FOR JESUS" initially caught my attention, but after opening the magazine I noticed an article about unexploded ordnance in parts of Europe. It is a very interesting article. I think anyone with interest in World War II will enjoy this. Just a very short hint: When in the US, a person digs a foundation for a home, business, or pipe line without any thought of caution other that hitting underground utilities. Not in Europe. It is a very exhaustive undertaking to locate and clear any unexploded ordnance. Mike BTW: the receptionist GAVE me the magazine. Attached Thumbnails