>live near Aachen, Germany >look up what operations took place in the area during ww2 >operation that took place to "liberate" this are was Operation Blackcock >mfw
Do you live near any battlefields? What battles took place near you? Any remnants?
They find unexploded bombs every few weeks where I live. As children, we used to play in the huge craters that are still around in and near forests. In summer, you can sometimes hear shots when unexploded ammunition goes off on some field. And a friend of mine once pulled a MP40 out of a river, completely ruined of course, but you could clearly see stock, barrel and magwell.
Never went out with a metal detector or anything though.
>Operation Blackcock Sounds about right for you people.
Josiah Martin
Don't make me come over there Darkie
Jace Young
You shouldn't be allowed to post on here if your country is currently occupied by US forces
David Lewis
>mfw can't even autofill on google when searching for Operation Blackcock kek
Noah Smith
of course the whole breslau stronghold thing happened, but the best thing: i live on former "adolf hitler strasse"
Jackson Ramirez
I live in an area in Norway that saw a battle featuring soldiers from Norway, England, Poland, France, Germany and Austria. Most of the houses in the area were burned down in the process. Absolutely all traces of the battle and the war is long gone. I haven't found as much as an empty cartridge here my whole life.
David Fisher
So no Americans allowed? Just a board for Chang and Ivan?
Kevin Garcia
Had a great uncle who served in the Old Hickory Division, got bronze star for shooting people at Aachen. He got another bronze star years later for shooting communists at Chosin.
Logan Price
Operation Oluja (storm) 95' my backyard has been demined a while ago. my neighbours mountain still might have some mines but the goats havent tripped anything yet, and ive been up there so I think its good.
we still have most of the guns and rockets we took from the serb terrorists in a basement somewhere.
