Churchill`s German gun nightmare. Where was it ?
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Churchill`s German gun nightmare. We will fly you back to WWII and you will know with pinpoint accuracy WHERE IT IS !
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When I saw "Churchill`s German gun nightmare" I thought you were referring to the V3 guns at Mimoyecques, near Landrethun-le-Nord (France). They too gave Churchill nightmares until they were virtually destroyed by bombing raids and later after the liberation of that part of France by the British army as Churchill still saw it as a potential threat to London. much to the unhappiness of the French Government in exile as they had not been consulted prior to its final destruction.
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I knew about this gun but didn't know there were any left. What a monster ! Thank you for sharing. It has been a lesson I will remember and share.
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Fascinating HH. You and EE did a lot of work to give us this video.
Indeed it actually took over 8 hours to create that and EE had a blast. Thanks Lorele :)
Great video ! I have already found the two bunkers and the Leopold gun and museum and also one of the rail tunnels that were used to hide the guns in too . Ready for for more ! What a team you guys are going to be , You narrating and EE as the Navigator .
The famous rail guns are indeed an incredible piece of engineering. I know you can get a plastic model kit of them that I have been meaning to get and build for years now, just never had the time.
You should build one and send me pictures and let us share them with all of our great audience :) .Thanks a lot my friend :)
Amazing! Very well presented and executed!
Thank you kindly!
Another fantastic video!!
Thanks Robert :)
Looking forward to seeing more locations. ❤️✌️😎👍
Thank you for the history behind that location and huge K5 gun. I would hate to run into one of those guns if I were the enemy. That battle one would lose. Take care HH & EE ❤
We had a ton of fun doing that and thanks Laura for your great support :)
Love this format and that it will allow you to do places that are too far to reasonably travel to yourselves. I wish this had been there in 83 when we travelled to the UK from Germany I'd have loved to have seen it. Great Job EE on the navigation. Looking forward to more of these Fly to WW2 episodes.
Yes this new format will in a way be a bit different but challenging for Eagle Eyes and i love that. Thanks so much from us JuleyC :)
This new video format brings even more excitement to your channel. Keep up the good work and as always " Good Hunting "
Appreciated and we send our greetings to you :)
Great new series, my friend. Well done. EE, you did great navigating with the software. This new series will be remarkable.
EE did so well and very proud of him. We are working hard to present more episodes in the future my friend. Thanks so much :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I love the initial premise but waited to see how you would implement it. This will be a fantastic series. EE is doing an excellent job for his age and will only improve.
Thank you for showing us this, I had no idea there was any of thses left.
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Awsome! I was asking you about the rail guns. And you said you seen them.
Thank you brother. Perhaps one if these day's, I would like to enjoy a few drinks and listen to the story's you learned.
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Thanks! We're actually going over there next week as a tour group!!!
Hope you enjoy it and thanks :)
BEST OF LUCK, HOPE YOU ALL HAVE AN EXCELLENT TRIP. BE SAFE!
A flyover gives a viewer a sense of the size of an installation more so than from ground views. This is my first view of a vlog from the British perspective I've seen from your lens.
Was a cool project and EE loved to work with that. Thanks Paul :)
Fantastic video, love your new format. I have seen many documentaries about and with these railway guns. But none as interesting as this. Great job HH and EE, thank you for this.
Very kind of you my friend and thanks so much and EE did so well :)
@WW2HistoryHunter yes, EE did a wonderful job with Google earth.
The K-5's had a maximum range of around 64 km's, with normal shells, so could easily reach across the narrow part of the Channel, but, if they used the rocket assisted shell, they could reach up to 86km, and that would definitely be a concern during the build up to D-Day! Love this new series format. It will certainly bring a whole new depth to WW2 History being able to pinpoint locations like these! Thank you for sharing this fascinating location, and the background info! Cheers!
Great little " explore ". It took us 8 hours to make that so in a way a pretty time consuming project but Eagle Eyes loved the challenge. Thanks so much my friend :)
Would love to check that gun out ! great video guys
Interesting place and thanks Dave :)
Great lesson on these huge guns! I did not realize that so many were produced and scattered on the French coast. What an impressive weapon as long as it was unopposed by air attack. Another great history lesson HH!
This project was so exciting to do with EE . Took us over 8 hours to make that and was great to do. Thanks Donald :)
I guess Churchill was concerned about such a huge, powerful weapon. And it was so close to England! Thank you for showing it to us, HH and EE!❤
Yes they were a horrific threat to Englands coastline and cities there. Thanks so much Cynthia and greetings from us :)
Very interesting, and an excellent presentation format. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow, i really like this new video features! Well done to you and EE, i love your way of explaining history and this format allows us to take many trips throughout the world 😊, thank you both, such an awesome presentation! 😀
Thank you very much!
@ww2HistoryHunter I want you to know I have been playing today all of your videos on Sunday to help with ww2historyhunter channel RUclips algorithm .
That is very kind of you my friend and we really appreciate that. Thanks so much :)
I really need to go to Normandy. My father went up the cliffs on D-Day, so it's personal. I've never seen this model gun, but we have a Leopold in the US that I have climbed all over. The size of these things is amazing and scary.
Yes they are amazing and if you ever get a chance go and see the area. Thanks my friend :)
Well I’m very impressed with your new way of doing your videos and using google maps to show the locations can’t wait for your next video. Well done to you and Eagle Eyes for doing this new type of video 👏👏👏👍
Glad you like them and Eagle Eyes did so well and very proud of him. Thanks for your great support :)
Yes this was a cool video thanks for sharing
Thanks for that Carrie :)
Really interesting! Didn’t realize any guns still existed. Glad they are saved and protected. Thanks for the innovative program!
Yes cool to see and thanks for being here with us Stephanie :)
Well done HH and EE love this fly to concept,gives a new angle to bringing history alive.I have been to Churchills War Cabinet Bunker,very interesting and as you say that huge gun was his nightmare.👍👍
Indeed it was a nightmare during those days. Must have been great to see and who knows i might be able to take EE to that place in the future. Thanks so much :)
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Definitely a different format than what we're use to but quite enjoyable. I got to see the other surviving Krupp K5 back in July 1993 when it was located at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. Was moved in early 2011 to Fort Lee, Virginia. Excuse me, I mean Fort Gregg-Adams. Must be PC now and not offend anyone. 🙄
Thank you for that and EE really loved it and we are going to present more like that later. Thanks my friend :)
Thanks! Another great video. Hope this helps a little. Cheers!
That is truly very kind of you my friend and will for sure keep us out there and we can share even ore history with you. Thank YOU from us and we send our greetings to you :)
AWESOME VLOG , MY FRIENDS...
Thanks so much
Just amazing, I like this format, much more relevant information, and places people will be welcomed to visit.
Thanks my friend :)
My son traveled to Europe and brought me back sand and a rock from Omaha beach. Best present ever.
How great and thanks for being here :)
He lied he bought it off EBay, the sand was from ocean city Maryland.
United states of america. I gave him a good price.😂
@@WW2HistoryHunter I love this channel.I hope everybody has a sense of humor here because this channel is awesome.
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Great Video !!! 🌲🌲🌲
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i went there in the early 90s the gun was amazing .the museum was fantastic not far away is a v2 lunch site a nd also not to far is the v3 installation
Great and thanks for being here :)
Thank you history hunter and eagle eyes
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One of those K5s was called big Gustav. Each shell had 60kgs of TNT.
Interesting guns they are and thanks :)
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I think british people was more scared of tye V1 and V2 rockets during WW2. Especially the V2 which was supersonic. And unstoppable. Good job there was not many of them.
HI HH & EE. This sure is different from your usual vWW2 history videos. Those K5s look like monsters. I can see why they would instill a sense of fear. 💗
Yes Girl , EE wanted to do something with his new knowledge and i think this was a great way to work together and learn more and share more. Thanks and more to come :)
@WW2HistoryHunter tell EE he is very knowledgeable and thank you for sharing. He is a very determined young boy who will go far. Hugs
Extremely interesting and well researched.
Thanks ever so much :)
Interesting !!!
I like this new presentation.
Thank you from us :)
Fantastic episode . The use of google earth definitely put it all in perspective.👍
Great way to share more history. Thanks :)
I live wagchinv your vudeos ghankyou for bringing ww2 to us all jn sucb detail
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Great video guys these massive guns were something else hey and I' am amazed that one is still intact, it would be fantastic to see it with my own eyes. Just think HH we as humans could be shot out of that lol.
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History that thought was mostly destroyed it's great it still there for everyone to learn something.
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Awesome story. That's a big gun! When Hitler ordered a big gun he sure got one! Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
They sure did and thanks Julie for being here with us :)
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Love this additional new format, nice job guys : ))))
Just wondering what else was planned, because if something is already made, then there are are 10 more bigger things planned for the future I'm sure.
Well only time will tell i guess and we will share more later :) Thanks and greetings from us :)