Nebraska State Patrol Bomb Squad and members of the Nebraska Air National Guard’s 155th EOD unit were called after a report of World War II-era munitions were found at a home in Beatrice, Nebraska.

Dozens of inert World War II-era munitions were found in a Beatrice home last week, the Nebraska State Patrol said.Officials said the state patrol's bomb squad and members of the Nebraska Air National Guard's 155th EOD unit responded to the home after Beatrice police reported the ordnances on Thursday.

A large cache of World War II-era bombs found in a Beatrice home proved to be non-explosive, but it still serves as a reminder to the public to retreat from potentially dangerous objects and contact law enforcement.

Dozens of inert World War II era ordnances were located in a southeast Nebraska home last week. The Nebraska State Patrol says members of the patrol's Bomb Squad and the Nebraska National National Guard's 155th EOD unit responded to a home in Beatrice Thursday where the local police department reported several munitions after the resident of the home passed away.

A stash of World War II-era munitions, about 40 pieces of ordnance, were discovered in a Beatrice home after the resident passed away. Examination by the Nebraska State

NSP Bomb Squad and members of the Nebraska Air National Guard’s 155th EOD unit responded to a report of numerous World War II era munitions that were found in a home in Beatrice.

Dozens of World War II-era munitions were discovered Thursday inside a Beatrice home, the Nebraska State Patrol says. The Beatrice Police Department initially reported the munitions after the resident of the home died,