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WWII U.S. MK23 Mod-1 Practice Bomb (Inert) - Cast-Iron Training Munition, 1940s

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WWII U.S. MK23 Mod-1 Practice Bomb (Inert) - Cast-Iron Training Munition, 1940s
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Authentic World War II U.S. Military MK23 MOD-1 Practice Bomb (Inert). This cast-iron training munition was used by both the U.S. Navy and U.S. Army Air Forces during the 1940s to simulate the ballistics of live ordnance during low-altitude bombing, dive-bombing, and gunnery training.

Object Details
Model: MK23 MOD-1 Practice Bomb (Inert)

Era: World War II (c. 1940s)

Construction: Solid cast-iron body

Length: Approximately 8 to 8.5 inches

Weight: Approximately 3 lbs

Historical Use
These practice bombs were dropped from aircraft to replicate the flight characteristics of live ordnance without explosive payloads. Pilots used them extensively for target practice, range qualification, and bombing-run training throughout WWII.

Collectibility
MK23 practice bombs are sought after by collectors of WWII aviation artifacts due to their distinctive shape, rugged construction, and direct association with wartime pilot training. Condition, surface integrity, and clear model markings influence collector value.

Contents: One inert MK23 MOD-1 cast-iron practice bomb.
Materials: Cast iron.
Era: WWII (1940s).
Notes: Inert training munition; suitable for display or historical collection.