Sun, Nov 22 2009
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Teenager finds WWII-era bomb Inert relic being given to Army By Tom DavidsonHerald Staff Writer The bomb squad took the mortar, which Fennell said weighed about 40 pounds.
“It would take a World War II vet” to identify it, he said. Per procedure, it will be turned over to the Army today, he said. Although it turned out OK, Fennell said this isn’t what to do if you find one of these relics of the past. “Call us immediately,” Fennell said. “Don’t touch it. We have our own bomb squad.” 
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