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mysterious green cantaloupe-sized metal ball with an unknown firing device, found in 2005 by GIs and a freelance journalist in Mosul, Iraq, is confounding weapons experts trying to pinpoint its origin.
Dubbed "Mystery Weapon 2" by Iraq-based journalist Michael Yon, the orb was found under a barn among a weapons stockpile that was later destroyed by the 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment.
"If there's anything that, honest to God, could have nefarious overtones, it's that, because nobody was able to tell what it was," Yon said.
FOXNews.com in cooperation with Yon last week published a photograph of a weapon of unknown origin that was believed to be either some sort of rocket-propelled grenade launcher or a mockup. It, too, was found in the Mosul cache.
Originally posted by JackCash
It looks sort of like some weird mine IMO. I never saw the pic of the first mystery weapon. Do you have a link for that?"
Originally posted by tke1046
Originally posted by JackCash
It looks sort of like some weird mine IMO. I never saw the pic of the first mystery weapon. Do you have a link for that?"
Sure, here is the link to the 'Mystery Weapon I' mentioned in the above aritcle. The one described here looks to be some kind of grenade launcher or something. Whatever it is, it is much different then the 'Mystery Weapon II' from the above article.
www.foxnews.com...
its a cannon ball
bellsouthpwp.net...
with a borman fuse
www.iglou.com...
www.horsesoldier.com...
or something very similar