Biggest Ever Detonated US Bomb On Display
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Biggest Ever Detonated US Bomb On Display
Photo by HOANG DINH NAM/AFP/Getty Images. Copyright: 2004 AFP.



HANOI, VIET NAM.- : Local and foreign visitors walk around what is claimed to be the biggest ever detonated US bomb left over after the Vietnam War on display at the army museum in Hanoi, 23 November 2004. The 5.5 tonne bomb which was discovered in mid-October in the central highland of Gia Lai province was detonated earlier this month. According to the US military more than 15 million tonnes of bombs, mines, artillery shells and others kinds of munitions were used during the Vietnam War.


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