I need some help to know if this is a WW2 Mortar / what periord is it from?
I have ask everyone and no one knows the answers Weight 5lbs 5/8 oz marking on fin B-S in three places RH on silver part of nose
Height is 13 inches
Looks similar to a live 60mm mortar round that had a marking charge that I found at Ft. McCoy. EOD had to pop that one in place! During WWII they had a range behind the hospital, and not in the current impact area. Lots of old .50 ball and tracer bullets there with 60mm mortar fuses and schrapnel as well. They unearth a live one in that area every year or two. The one before mine was Comp B filled and not a marker like mine.
Treat any round as if it is live until checked out. There are still quite a number of live rounds brought home by vets and forgotten about.