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Discover the captivating history of naval warfare with this Mark 6 Depth Charge, a significant piece of World War II ordnance. Used extensively by the Allies, the Mark 6 was instrumental in neutralizing the threat of enemy submarines.
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Immerse yourself in the depth of history with this fascinating Inert Mark 6 Depth Charge, proudly presented by ordnance.com. Manufactured by the renowned Beatrice Steel Tank MFG.co, this piece of history takes you back to the times of World War II, when such devices were commonly used by the Allies' navies against U-boats and other underwater threats. The Mark 6 Depth Charge is a prime example of the technological advancements of the era. It was designed to detonate at a specific depth underwater, releasing a destructive shockwave that was lethal to any nearby submarines. This inert model serves as a vivid reminder of the strategic warfare tactics employed during one of the most significant periods in global history. From its streamlined cylindrical shape to the sturdy construction of Beatrice Steel Tank MFG.co, it's a genuine collector's item. It's not just a product; it's a piece of history, a conversation starter, and a unique addition to any military memorabilia collection. Discover the intriguing world of naval warfare with the Inert Mark 6 Depth Charge. It's more than a product; it's a journey back in time, offering you a tangible connection to the past. Order yours today at ordnance.com and let your collection tell a story of bravery, innovation, and resilience. Please note that this product is a historical artifact and is intended for display purposes only. It is not functional and cannot be used as a weapon.
Approx length 27", Approx width 17.5", Approx weight 106lbs.
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