World War II
War is perhaps one of the most shameful things that the human race participates in on a regular basis. These images of WW2 military in the Neva Bridgehead (or Nevsky Pyatachok) area in Russia
Russian guys who go out and metal detect WWII battlefields. This is one of the cooler finds but they have hundreds of weapons, ammo, explosives…even many bodies.They work with a couple of organizations to identify and return the remains to the families.Now we are really hoping this is true as it looks too good to be true. What do you guys think? If this is true then it makes you wonder what else is still out there to be found and hope the guys managed to return the belongings to the soldiers family.
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