Original U.S. WWI 25 Pound Mark II Cooper Aerial Fragmentation Bomb - Inert British Artwork & Posters Despite victory at Falkirk Muir

Despite victory at Falkirk Muir in January 1746

This reads WILLIAM B HAZEN on one side

designated the BBC and BBC-X2

and then returned to Camp Chaffee on 21 September 1942

It was also used as a turret gun in various Boulton Paul or Nash & Thompson turrets on bombers and flying boats

Original U.S. WWI 25 Pound Mark II Cooper Aerial Fragmentation Bomb - Inert British Artwork & Posters Despite victory at Falkirk MuirOriginal Item: Only One Available. During WWI the U. S. adopted the British Cooper bomb as the standard. After further development the Mark II 25 pound fragmentation bomb was the result. The U. S. also adopted the Cooper bomb fuze and designated it the Mark XII nose fuze, then modified the fuze to meet our requirement of being able to drop the bomb unarmed in case of aircraft problems. This type of explosive was designed to be used against troops. It