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Target

Published September 14, 2014 at 700 × 500 in Ashley Walk Bombing Range

Low quality image of target shortly after construction

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New Forest Facts

The largest ever explosion on British soil took place on Hampton Ridge when they tested the 10 ton “Grand Slam” bomb on 13 March 1944

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