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2,000lb sea mine mistakenly dredged up by fishing boat off the Isle of Wight has been destroyed

Updated:german Sea Mine Caught In Fishing Boat Net Set To Be Detonated Off The West Coast Of The Isle Of Wight
UPDATED:German sea mine caught in fishing boat net set to be detonated off the West coast of the Isle of Wight
Ww2 Sea Mine Discovered Below The High Water At Elmer Beach Near Bognor
WW2 sea mine discovered below the high water at Elmer Beach near Bognor
WW2 sea mine discovered below the high water at Elmer Beach near Bognor – 999breaking.news
WW2 sea mine discovered below the high water at Elmer Beach near Bognor

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