A warehouse of weapons in the swamp! Excavations of World War II
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We are the official search squad. We are engaged in the search and burial lost Red Army soldiers/
If we can to know their names, we looking for relatives and bury them on their native land with all the honors.
All iron similar to weapons and ammunition we give away to police. Sometimes some samples are deactivated directly in the forest for subsequent transfer to museums.
We do not sell the finds.
If we find German soldiers, we transfer the remains or their location to an organization that is looking for German soldiers in Russia.
This is not our job. It's our Hobby. We are doing this for the sake of interest and heartfelt satisfaction, in order to contribute to history not in words but in deed
At the moment, the main technique I use for filming
-Sony FDR-AX100E
-Sony HDR-PJ650E
-Action Cam Sony FDR-X3000R
-GoPro HERO 3
-Kodak Pixpro SP360 4K
Metaldetectors
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Garret AT Pro
Garret Pro pointer
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Хобби
Завидую тебе, держать такую историю в руках... Я бы хотел бы, хотябы прикоснуться.
Эта история должна спать вечным сном, а не воротиться мародёрами
Крута завидую тебе чесно винтовку мосину держать в руках я в шоке🤯👍👍👍🤔
я тоже хотел бы так искать вещи, но жизнь время не дает
@@user-wr4jr1rn5j спать? Историю знать надо
Хотелось бы одну такую домой повесить
Очень крутой выпуск!!! За ёжика лайк сразу!!! Я сначала подумал, что речь идет о блиндаже...
Трудно представить, какие драматические события здесь развернулись,в болотистой местности.
Посмотри про Демянский котёл, там такая же хрень.
@@spartachok77 это что фильм?
@@robert-on8mi нет) это битва была такая
"I dunno about this man, that quick mud looks kinda dangerous..."
"It's fine, I'm wearing kneepads."
"... alright, I'm in."
Самая крутая находка которую когда либо находили - ёж!
сергей край Че это такое?
ранние советы)
Обычный ежик,животное такое, они его в конце видео нашли
Олег Героев
31:53
За спасения ёжика отдельный респект!!!))))))) видео класс!
It’s all about saving history, on American soil or other places. Great finds, enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing your finds.
Typical self centred American, this has nothing to do with your shthole country.
Очень интересно вас смотреть. Сами уже 8 лет гоняем в Демянский район, много подняли людей. Жалко, что вас не встретили. Удачи вам и спасибо
Fantastic video again you guys do a great job keep up the great work.👍😀
David Walker english🖒👏
Yea great English
You are doing Good work, helping families find closure for their loved ones. Definitely a dangerous task at times. Stay Safe!
Truly mind blowing how a lot of these artists are just there for anyone to find. And the one video I watched where the soldier was laying on the ground and discovered just off the road after being there for 70 yrs.... it's just mind blowing.
So that’s where all the mosins came from on the US market.
I wish I bought a k98 when I had a chance years ago. I would find at least two in every duhnams sports store id go in. I took it for granted I'd find them anytime I went in. Now I haven't seen one in the last ten years
I was gonna say that!
They'd probably still fire if you cleaned them up.
Just look a Classic Arms updated inventory... Sweaty Ben can make a new video!
Ежик в зачетном сохране попался)
Чуть по тёртый.... но на боевом взводе)))))))
ёжик царский... ранний
viktor bilalov Ограниченный выпуск)
Alexei Mihutski лох
Наиди в морском воде совецкие сокровише
YOU GUYS ARE SO LUCKY TO BE ABLE TO ENJOY FINDING SUCH HISTORY ..........
@Lazar there's actually quite a bit of American History buried and forgotten about especially from the American Civil War it's just a lot of battlefields are protected now where people are strictly forbidden to dig but that doesn't mean people still don't find guns and other artifacts plus skeletal remains everywhere from that war so we've had our fair share of struggles.
Lazar, you got that right!
I KNOW RIGHT I at least want to get my hands on a ww2 helmet
@Lazar its true, this is probably why we are so fascinated with this.
I'm honestly shocked those rifles weren't in way worse condition.
Bill Melater water helps preserve the weapons.
I am guessing, but believe it has to do with what minerals and the amount of oxygen in the water/ground that helps preserve them, or causes them to decay.
The water has nothing to do with it it's the mud that preserved the weapon and helmet if it was in the water without the mud it would Crowed
@josh carrera There's nothing special about their build as compared to today's rifles. There isn't much that's special about shellac on wood or hot blued steel then anymore than today. As a point of fact, we do actually have better steel today as a result of refinement technology. As for surface treatments, we have way better methods today than 60 years ago by a long shot.
I suspect that the water in those swamps has a pretty low oxygen content and if they've been kept out of sunlight, that helps a lot too.
Bill Melater finally someone who knows what their saying
Hello Guys, Perhaps one of your best finds was the last one, the trapped animal!!!👍🤔 Thanks for caring, for sure.🤗🙏🏻👍 Be safe, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 👍👍🙏🏻😇👊
Вечная ПАМЯТЬ,НАШИМ ЗАЩИТНИКАМ!!!
The beautiful thing about swamps they preserve anything and everything so damn well!
When they found that mine I got worried, and I am just watching the video. I just pray for all of these people's safety when they go out there
They are experienced and not total USA cop cowards. Many of us Vets handled and recovered shit like that for the police before they had the retarded laws & rules they have now days. It's best handled like these guys did just gently set it aside try not to push that detonator. There was an early U Tube metal detecting video where 2 Ruskies used a huge a board they stood up it on end let it come down on 2 mines to whack their pair of anti tank mines they ducked behind a huge barricade of logs as the big ole plank came down. It was a modest effort of getting rid of something that was made for nothing other than death and destruction and they seemed to have good time getting rid of em too. The mines did not have their former fierce potency probably due to age. But the technique they used was effective to dispose of such deadly trash
@@thekingsilverado9004 Your comment made my knee grow a little more.
@@tacticalmattfoley When dealing with old Ordnance Patrick have some formal training before ya ever think of touching the shit. The Ruskies have always been Wodka cowboys so don't grow a pair of their drunken comrade balls ever... Don't take the bull by the horns and sit some piece old LIVE AMMO on a fireplace mantle for a conversation piece & or fuck with the shit in your time off of work... It ain't with it. You can lose your home or your fucking life screwing with this deadly antiquated stuff... There is very little published knowledge on how to defuse any of this old WWI and WWII ordnance and the bigger old time bombs that were dropped all over Europe... This stuff was a product of savage wars all un-told torture & violence... Folks think this shit is just great for old memorabilia and a conversation piece. It can be even deadlier if ya try to screw with it OR... If the shit was sunken for decades soaking wet in a lake swamp or low lands folks think this shit is totally harmless there ever after because it got wet..... Think again ok.... And then y'all just bring it to your home forget all about where ya set on shelf for your pals to see and one day a or a few decades years later the powder oxidizes then it solidifies and turns back into a super unintentional SUPER NITRIDE it can blow your fucking house off the foundation... You mighta been in your twenties when ya found that perfect cannon shell. When y'all get to about 60 some shit just blew your house south the Rio Grande and you haven't a clue what the fuck caused it... But then again it dawned on ya...
@@thekingsilverado9004 Well put! Shut these young keyboard warrior's up! They think WW2 was a 1000 years ago, 75 years wasn't that long ago, we just as human's have a short life span, lot of this stuff is still good. I'm into pyro big time, i don't know much about RDX, TNT Comp B/C Plastic etc but know it's very toxic and volatile and when sealed from water some of this stuff is as deadly as the day it was made. I have to admit i'd love to have some Mk 2s to blow off in the forest to have some fun but laws are draconian im going to jail for nobody. I play with my old firecrackers and have fun. I have to admit when i seen that mine and how good of condition it was i swalled a bit hard, that thing looks ready to go! Lucky nobody drove on it or stepped on it
@@m42037 Weee R just brothers from another mother is all I can say
Imagin finding an old buried arms stache in you back yard all the way from helmets to ani-tank rifles
And what looks like anti-tank rounds
ah yes, the legendary 'anti-gun' round
, I cannot tell you the respect and honor I have for people like you doing the right thing.
doing this for no profit and for the respect of fallin soldiers is a great thing.
God bless and keep up the good work. 😁!!!!!
Leaving them to rest would be the respectful thing to do.
Best find of the day. Good men to save the little porcupine. Crazy to play with the live ammo lmao! Great video
32:50 best find.
Any further translations would be wonderful! So cool to be there with you- at least in spirit! Be safe and healthy guys!
I've just saw a video where a group of german guys found only personal stuff of german soldiers and the soil was loose and easy to find the objects, and now I see this video where the russian guys get in the mud and find rifles, helmets, ammo and a PTRD, this is definitely one of my favorites videos on WWII discoveries, thanks for sharing
grüße aus Deutschland aus Russland
Казахстан с вами...низкий вам поклон парни....вечная память подарившим нам мирное небо над головой.от нас класс
TV NIK CHASOVSHIK!!! как ты думаешь для чего они перекапывают эти могилы? явно не для того чтоб придать земле павших бойцов. Черными копателями их не зря называют.А все эти вещи убитых бойцов будут вскоре продавтся где нибудь в интеренете за баксы.
Черная зависть, хуже черных копателей. Пусть за баксы, но о них вспомнят, а вот в болоте о них никто немузнает.
Каждому свое..кто то может и наживается на памяти павших..но только не в открытую показывая в ролике.
TV NIK CHASOVSHIK!!! я тоже из Казахстана а ты с кокого города
Петропавловск есть такой город на севере мой не знакомый друг
Ух ты, как я тебе завидую, потому что ты чувствуешь эту историю. Хотелось бы, чтобы я там родился. спасибо за видео
странный твой комментарий. ты хотел бы чтобы твои предки тоже погибли на войне,чтобы чувствовать историю????
@@mop9lk620 Он имеет ввиду, что хотел бы родиться на этих территориях. Наверное переводчик просто корявый
Я люблю смотреть эти видео в 3 часа ночи. это так расслабляет
Got super excited to see the rifles so well preserved, assuming because of the clay they were in... the 45mm shells though... you have nerves pulling a couple UXO's out of the ground.. cool stuff!
Юрий за ЁЖИКА отдельное спасибо всей команде!!!!!!!!!!
I like the part where he's shaking the mortar round. Balls of steel
Aww the poor little hedgehog was scared! Thanks for saving him. He was a cutie.
hedgehogs lives matter.
THEKING SILVERADO in all honesty they doo need protecting. I don’t know about other nations but the UK they are going extinct
@@fazsum41 Kinda like real American Patriots... We're going extinct & on the attack.. How many of us will be left over who knows..
Shrek won't be happy that you're digging in his arsenal
This is 'our' swamp
+grigorev toporov so underrated comment
Hahaha
Lmao
Geo hehe
30 year old Americans: let's go to a bar guys!
30 year old Russians: let's go looking for mortars and land mines in my backyard!
Pretty silly comment,being that most of the sites of battles in America are National Parks where it is illegal to search like this,and the areas of Europe,where battles happened, have millions more square miles to look
MrRealpainter its a joke
@@MrRealpainter dude if u dig your areas u can find some indian bones which one you guys did genocide...
@@kayacenk4164 yeah and there are also bones of Turkish soldiers who we killed by us defending the world from Islamic invaders during ww1.
Im american and id much rather be looking for world war 2 relics.
Greetings from Australia comrade's great work on your finds much respect
Поздравляю с наступающим новым годом)))
От поискового отряда Гранит)
как они так все находят... жесть, молодцы ребята
всё классно, как всегда, а ёжик, самая шикарная находка! не дали животинке лютой смертью погибнуть!
Appreciate all the work you do making sure these patriots can be found as well as the tech they used to fight back then.
Incredibly interesting, Amazing work guys - be careful.
ПТРД впечатлило.Не частая находка.А вон то крепление наверняка для сошек
Ручка для переноски. На креплении для сошек барашковая гайка
Да,ты прав.От ручки крепление
Представить только, а ведь они ходят в воде, где разложилось и перегнило куча тел, жутко, но интересно
Just spray a little WD 40 and those Mosin Nagants will probably still work ;)
ha!
I don't think that the sks was put on the frontline until 1946. Are you thinking of the svt 40?
xD
I fucing love hedgehogs cute little basteds
those rifles if it is intact are priceles.
Parabéns pela perseverança!🖖
That is insane!!
I respect what you doing there!!
Greatings from Germany!
thereal_chillersohn we forgive you always germany always
@@adrianarce5099 Lol
Ваши видосы жду как мультики в дедстве, всегда интересно посмотреть, спасибо)
ДеДство еще впереди, а деТство, увы, позади... ;))
Дмитрий Кузеро или по другому :"вся жизнь впереди, а нагнешся сзади (ударение на и)".
Дмитрий Кузеро это китайский андроид с т9, я конечно не самый умный, но и не совсем дурак)))
Барабанные Палочки я немного пофлудил :) Без обид :)
Дмитрий Кузеро, без проблем)
32:53 He lives in a buried Tiger tank. He's waiting for you to leave so he can go back secretly.
Strohmann sure?
Those guns just litterally came from heaven.
Awesome finds...that hedgehog looked like he was stuck for awhile
Не забываем подписаться на Лайв канал. Там будет материал, не попавший в это видео, и в формате 4К
ruclips.net/channel/UCgq394dLhg-PdS7Ao4tlGMg
Юрий Гагарин ну вы и даёте жару,какие находки ;)
Юрий Гагарин Вдруг что-нибудь рванет? Не думал
Крепёж скорее всего под сошки!)
нашли мину и давай ее откапывать? серьезно???а если взорвалась бы?
Вам не страшно мины откапывать?
That ww2 hedgehog, remarkably preserved.
Yes,it's still working.
Интересное видео. Техника безопасности на высоте, удивляюсь как автор ещё жив.
This is really interesting and fascinating. Wish I could help but I’m on the wrong side of the Atlantic Ocean. Thank you for sharing the video and the English captioning. I’m trying to understand why they would dump so many guns in a swamp like that, especially when they were probably still working condition.
Watch some of their other video where they pull up the former owners of the equipment as well. Hard to retrieve equpment from a swamp once the owner has fallen into it.
Your climate seems similar to what we have in Norway! That gives me hope. Lots of ww2 stuff here
Norwegian whats your name?
Haha english
I live in Norway too and I know a place a few kilometers from my house where lots of German weapons are claimed to be quickly dumped and hidden during the last days of war. This is on a place the size of a football soccer field, but nobody know exactly where and nobody has never tried to find them. But it is not as easy as just going there and find the guns, they are hidden and you can't see them. The landscape at the place is also very various and difficult so trying to find them will probably be very hard, and they might not even be there anymore, if they ever have been there at all.
WhatAreYouSaying? Did they ever find that German train that was buried in a mountain side? I heard about that on the news here in America. Never heard anything else about it. I would love to do what these guys are doing. I'd be a little scared to mess with mortars shells.
WhatAreYouSaying? Wow I would love to go there so much
1:30 German wehrmacht helmet with Heer decal.
4:15 Mosin Nagant rifle possibly an M38 receiver looks like it's round. hard to tell
5:50 Mosin-Nagant 91/30 standard hex shaped receiver.
8:00 Mosin Nagant rifle M38
10:36 Looks like a 57mm round for an M1 anti tank gun. Probably lend lease equipment
13:00 Another Mosin that's seen better days with bayonet attached.
17:19 JACKPOT!! a PTRD anti tank rifle. ruclips.net/video/cUO3Bmt5XTQ/видео.html
21:10 Soviet canteen duh
22:46 Mosin barrel
23:40 Looks like 7.62 Tokarev (most likely) or maybe 8mm Kurz hard to tell without a size reference
26:10 O_O Uh, something you DON"T want to find. German Tellermine 35 anti tank mine. That one looks reeeeally well preserved. Gulp
27:20 Soviet sapper shovel
28:40 mortar shells might be for 50mm soviet mortars
29:40 a rifle that had a really bad day.
30:00 PPSh-41 drum magazine. Nice
Thank you for your support) you realy super guy!)
You are my hero for doing this.
Dude, thanks for this
I agree that it was very dangerous to find that tellermine but it needs a 91kg(200 pounds) of pressure to activate the detonator, nevertheless it always has to be manipulated with caution
I think the mosin at ~5 min+ is an older WW1 variant. The one at ~8min is the 91/30. I could be wrong, but the main identifier is the iron-site style (the "ramp" in the middle of the rifle). The earlier mosins had that notched style ramp, and the 91/30s had the smooth ramp. I think the m38 was a short-barrel carbine version, and I don't see that here. Not much difference either way. Just differences in the barrel length and the iron sight.
2nd Mosin appears to be an M91 or a Dragoon, rear sight is in Arshins and a hex receiver
You guys have a lot of heart. Not much sense but a lot of heart, digging up live munitions like that.
I would love to be part of this crew. So lucky and humbling to be able to see, touch, and witness artifacts, bones and weapons from what will be another forgotten part of history bc people don't think it never happened...knowing that I have family from Poland, Sweden, and Norway and Germany and Romania ..I know I had family that died in the camps. Ty to those who saved and fought for me so I can tell the story.
Good inspiring speech :)
Молодцы.За Ёжика спасибо спасли бедолагу.Лайк и Удачи.
Коп в Восточной Пруссии. фберегите себя
Калининградская область. Россия.
+Коп в Восточной Пруссии. , 3
А ,что вы делаете с находками ,а!!!!!!!!!!!!
ежик по их милости туда и попал, эта яма откуда там появилась как думаешь?
Es increible, que se conserven en tan buen estado en el agua...saludos de Chile.
the dream of every treasure hunter.
keep up the awesome work
I love how preserved everything is oh my god! I always wondered if there were any locations fought in places where there is deep mud hiding artifacts from oxygen and corrosion.
Amazing finds. Great work. Paul in England
31:44 A glorious find. A ёжик in excellent condition. Some rust but could be repaired.
They must sell lots and lots of JB weld and rubber bands in Russia.
That's amazing! To find all those guns, ammo and mines, mine blowing! Be careful guys!
сколько эмоций ребята получают, я бы побывал на их месте.
Eu gosto de assistir esse canal de vcs.
Muito legal os objetos q são encontrados.
Final mente um br
@@jordanB22 eu também tava procurando kkkkk
@@PauloHenrique-qj2pt sim ksks
Лайк за ёжика.
ف
🖕🖕🖕
Wow, the Wood is in awesome condition, in many rifles from That era it is completely gone
хорошие у вас видосы получаются...я себе тоже хочу купить на новый сезон металоискатель и вперед за сокровищами
А как ты их собираешься искать?По картам в инете или как?Просто интересно.
Swamps are great places for wood to be preserved. Those weapons are in amazing condition.
When they dry out a few weeks months they'll be less than amazing maybe even big piles of rust colored dust and wood chips
Spoon still works, Comrades!
Nicholas Patton yep and the guys mouth it was last in is probably still down there too
John Doe hilarious comment😂
I admire your perseverance and bravery in searching for these things in a swamp and in such deep water, ,, but as some people say, like Davey Jones ,, below my post,,, mortars and tank mines,, are you not cautious that they could get hit by a shovel and just maybe explode?? I know it has been 77 years, but please be careful!!! good luck,,, Stay Safe ,, E
Wonderfull ! In Italy too we find relics. Two weeks ago I found three different types of hand grenades and I recorded the unique and most important moments of my life !
Still good or too rusted
@@m42037 Italy is mostly rocky and flat and when it’s flat it’s not in good conditions to save such so most likely it’s inbetween pristine condition and too rusted.
Ура! Новое видео!
Хорошие находки, Юрий!
ВАШ ПОДПИСЧИК С УВАЖЕНИЕМ ВСЕХ БЛАГ И ПРОЦВЕТАНИЯ
What are amazing hobby yeah I have the assortment of World War II relics you must have must be vase I remember being when my dad was posted in papa New Guinea we went to a couple of battlefields and came across tanks aeroplanes a Brend-Gun and rifles some grenades cannons all sorts of stuff my grandfather fought in the World War II and join the Navy 1930 till 1945 am I dad joined the Royal Australian Navy and 1958 till 1974 where my dad was posted in Papa New Guinea in the second biggest city in the country and the city was called LEA We went to the Kokoda Trail also the Black cat walk way way up in the highlands and around the coastal lines of the east coast of popular New Guinea amazing times in one’s life that I certainly remember with my dad also my grandfather and myself so thank you for bringing the memories back.
Dívám se na to a žasnu,žádný respekt z té staré munice. :))
О,опять Газзаев в теме!Ролики не частые,но крайне интересные.Правильно,чего всякий шмурдяк показывать.Конечно,лайк!Кстати,мой ПТР в музее висит
1:24 german helmet including headshot
4:56 broken rifle (monsoint nagant)
6:50 beautiful rifle (monsoint nagant)
9:30 beautiful rifle (monsoint nagant)
10:25 bucket of shit
10:27 12xgranade
13:42 rifle part
17:59 anti tank rifle (maybe PTRD-41)
20:48 water bottle
22:07 dinner
22:22 rifle part
23:08 box with ammunition
25:19 spoon
25:59 mine
27:23 shovel
27:41 eating pot
28:19 mortar ammunition
29:37 deformed rifle
30:09 ammunition for PPSH
31:44 hedgehog :)
Schöne Mosin Nagant Gewehre. So eins habe ich auch für die Jagd.
Beautiful Mosin Nagant Guns, I use mine today for hunting in Germany.
Спасибо зам за такие видео
в нормальном качестве . без лишней суецеты . все по делу. вы классные
This video is absolutely amazing !!
Early specimen, weapon in good shape. Comrades the gun would probably shoot as new 👍Really good condition these rifles
28:45 That dude is crazy!! 😳
Leave them mortar shells in the box!! Before they go "BANG" 💥💥💥
I have a very similar canteen as to the one shown at 21:56
Cold war period however, as it says 1957 rather than 1939.
Boi or gurl in 1939 ww2 started
Yes, I am aware
This is excellent! Thank you for sharing your finds with us. I can't believe all the gear you found. Great job! It's generally not a very good idea to be banging on live mines and mortar rounds with a metal rod. Just saying. 😳
Это отлично! Спасибо, что поделились с нами своими находками. Я не могу поверить всему снаряжению, которое ты нашел. Отличная работа!
That was a great ending with the cute porky pine☺️👍
Классное видео! Это в какой области копали?? За ежика отдельное спасибо:)
Interesting video. I wish some English, at least a few words of explanation. How do you know where to look. That fellow who got right into the muddy water, he's a brave man!
A detector for metal.
Rescuing the Hedgehog was the best part 😁
Hububus The best was the hole of the video. Finding WW2 items is so amazing
Some of the best finds I’ve seen
Ну очень круто, парни молодцы, такие раритеты оружие, а ежику помогли вобще респект)!!!
We must carry on with what we have, Ivan.
как можно ставить диз лайки , за такие видео? спасибо вам ребята, за вашу работу! поклон до земли!
Такие бы винтовки в детстве, войнушку играть с пацанами)
Ага, и 100% будешь знать, когда попадёшь, а когда нет🙂👍🏼
Absolutely brilliant finds
That's like your dreams coming true
Nice 1
That is amazing after all these years all that stuff was still there I would love to do something like this
Thanks for the effort to retrieve history of WWII. Good job.
Everyone celebrates this things... Why? It's murder tools
Very interesting stuff. A little more English subtitles would be nice. Thanks for sharing.
Two round and one hex receiver 91/30.7.62x25 ammo. Can’t believe they messed with that mine. Lucky to still be alive dude!!