The recent 7:10 to Tokyo article, Unexploded WWII Bombs In Japan- How Many Are Out There?, provoked some interesting responses but it came as a bit of a surprise to hear from someone who was actually on the ground in Japan disposing of these remnants from WWII.  Roy Kasier took an interest this article and provided a lot of food for thought in his well-researched comments. Roy had a fifteen year career in Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) for the US Army and spent three of those years (1967-1970) at Ikego Army Ammunition …