Baltic Sea WWII Ammunition Recovery Project
Sector: Government • Location: Boltenhagen, Germany
Source: Washington Times
A German government project to recover and safely dispose of approximately 1.6 million tons of old World War II ammunition lying on the seabed of the Baltic Sea and North Sea. The project involves divers and engineers working from a mobile platform to recover ammunition, with plans to develop automated offshore facilities for safe destruction of the toxic material.
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Description | A German government project to recover and safely dispose of approximately 1.6 million tons of old World War II ammunition lying on the seabed of the Baltic Sea and North Sea. The project involves divers and engineers working from a mobile platform to recover ammunition, with plans to develop automated offshore facilities for safe destruction of the toxic material. |
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