00:00So we're going to a suit, it's that?
00:01Yes, it's a suit to a munition.
00:02All the munitions that we got, they transit by here
00:04to be able to destroy in the end of the day.
00:05Too good, let's see that.
00:07So everything is under alarm, I stop.
00:09Yeah, of course.
00:09Of course, the surveillance.
00:10What does it look like?
00:11This is an ancient suit of the army, type 1935.
00:15It started to be built in the 3035.
00:18It was occupied by the Germans during the Second World War II
00:21and then we started to build it and it was operated in the 1950s.
00:25The army released this site and we, the civil security,
00:27we took it to recover.
00:28Incredible.
00:29So that's what you found in the earth?
00:30Yeah, we found it in the earth.
00:31It's what we call the large calibre munitions,
00:33which can be an artillery munitions or big bombs.
00:36Ohlala.
00:36Here, for example, we're on a big aviation bomb.
00:38Wow.
00:39And the aviation bomb, we need to neutralize it before we transport it.
00:42This is a very interesting munition.
00:44Historically, we'll say.
00:45It's a small bit of the allemand.
00:46The particularity of this bomb, it's the amorphage system,
00:49but also what we see often in the films,
00:51when the bomb chute, it makes a bruise trident.
00:54Wow.
00:54And it's this little stencil that was on the bomb,
00:57and it makes a lot of noise.
00:58What was the but?
00:59Why do we do that?
01:00To stress the population,
01:01who heard these bombs chute and stress it.
01:04Wow.
01:04So, it's really a suit in which there are only big models.
01:07That's what big models,
01:08with bombs which have been neutralized
01:09and which are also used to destroy.
01:10And the construction also.
