WW2 made photo showing a Belgian member of the Bomb Disposal Service. The photo is in a used but still good condition. The size of the photo is postcard size As with all my artefacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described. Money-back guarantee. For shipping: please ask for the available options, such as "send insured"... to get a correct shipping price.
The Bomb Disposal Service was created on September 15, 1944. Each province (9) received a section, with the exception of the Belgian coast, where two sections were formed. A few months later it was obvious that the bomb disposal sections were too small for the job. The minister of defence then decided to raise two bomb disposal battalions, one for the Belgian coast and one for the Ardennes forests. The 2ND BOMB DISPOSAL BATTALION had a green dolphin on a yellow shield with a blue border. The dolphin was seen as the symbol of the coastal operations. Info: www.be4046.eu
