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Bomb Disposal in World War Two

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For this book, Chris Ransted has researched some of the lesser known events and personalities relating to the early years of Explosive Ordnance Disposal in the UK. Daring acts of cold blooded bravery, and ingenuity in the face of life threatening technical challenges, are recounted throughout the book.

Included are numerous previously unpublished accounts and photographs that describe the disarming of German bombs, parachute mines, and even allied bombs found at aircraft crash sites. In addition, the book contains the most comprehensive account ever published of the Home Guard’s role with the Auxiliary Bomb Disposal Units, and details of conscientious objector’s involvement with unexploded bombs.

This is not only a valuable research tool for serious researchers already well read on the subject, but also a fascinating read for those with no previous knowledge of wartime bomb disposal at all, and of course a must read for anyone interested in the subject.

296 pages, Hardcover

Published April 5, 2018

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July 9, 2021
One of the best books of its kind

This is the most comprehensive book of its kind.It covers all fields of work.In particular it covers areas rarely covered in other books,such as recovering bombs from crashed Allied bombers and V1 rockets.An excellent read.
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