Underground WW2 caves . Hitlers secret Atlantic Wall caves. AMAZING location.
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- Machine gun caves and they were all built on Hitlers order to build the Atlantic Wall. AMAZING German WW2 location found.
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Awesome location. Can't believe all the labor it took to build those bunkers & dig out those tunnels. Amazing.
You and me both!
Spectacular bunkers the one that the county cut half of the bunker away is amazing. I hope u grapped the field kitchen.
Ps thank you so much for sharing the history lesson of the bunkers and locations. Great knowledge of the ww2 time frame thank you history hunter and Eagle Eye's Eli and bunker buster girl.
Wow!! That tunnel is like something out out of an Indiana Jones movie,i half expected you to find a crystal skull! The ingenuity of German engineering never ceases to amaze me ,integrating the natural environment into their structures. Once again HH and EE bring history to life, with out the past we can not understand the future.👍
Yes such interesting place that is and loved the details there. Thanks and more to come.
Good morning from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history videos
Good morning Earl. Hope you are having a great day and we thank you for being here :)
I thank you for sharing your family adventures on video brother
Nice to see old fighting positions that haven't been graffitoed and the tunnel was a real find.
Yes we just love to find these untouched gems and share them with you. Thanks and greetings from us.
Another amazing site. Who would have thought the Germans felt it so important that they could expend the time and energy to build this installation. Thanks for showing and sharing this site. Another great surprise!
We agree and such a cool place to experience. Thanks Stephanie for your great support :)
I really enjoy the tunnel explores! Half a bunker, that is so cool. This position is full of great features!! I'm sitting here, watching this, while we're in the midst of a hurricane, so thanks for showing us this!❤
You and me both and we hope tat pass without to much dagner for you my friend. Take care and we will save a prayer for you.
That half bunker was a very unusual sight! That flooded machinegun tobruk reminded me of sinkholes in Mexico! Beautiful countryside you were in for this video but wow you had a steep climb as you fought the brush and mosquitoes! It is amazing how well hidden all these bunkers, trenches and tunnels are today, many people have no idea they are there! I learn so much from you two, I would never have realized that big spike thing was to hold lumber together in a fighting position. This was an absolute interesting location - thanks so much for sharing with us! You and EE stay safe and stay well!
Yes never seen half a bunker like that. The terrain is very tough but so worth it i think. Even some of the locals we met did not know of this at all. Loved it and thanks so much Donald for your incredible support. Greetings and more to come :)
This is a very special location! Can't wait for episode two. Before you said it I was thinking that that looked a lot like iron ore in those tunnels. Who knows, they may have hauled it out and it ended up being used in guns and knives.
Yes tons of iron in these mountains and the rocks are so heavy there. Lovely place and more to come for sure :)
What a fantastic location, and very dangerous. If you were walking in the forest not knowing there is all of that there, you could fall in a hole or a trench,no one would find you. Crazy
yes it is a exciting location with so many details to see and some that you dont see. Thanks Garry :)
Another classic HH/EE expedition if ever I saw one! We only get to see the few minutes of action in the bunkers and positions whereas you travel for miles and hike across difficult terrain to bring it to us. It is really appreciated especially when you find such exciting treasure from the WWII time frame. Thanks as always from the UK to you HH and EE - another great day out!
Thank you for the kind words my friend and we send a greetings from us.
Wow!!! Never expected to see that food carrier just sitting there Very special place indeed. Thanks for bringing us along
Neither did we and such a surprise. Thanks and more to come :)
A truly amazing location with German planning and engineering on display. It was incredible to see the opening to half a bunker from the road. Thank you HH team for all your hard work investigating and then exploring and showing us all these unique WW2 locations. You are very much appreciated ❤
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Hi from Hayward WI USA . Another great location and video. Thank you for sharing this with all of us. Have a great day.
Thanks, you too!
EE continues to surprise me with his ability to sniff out the hidden secrets. What a great site
Yes he is so good at doing that. Like a bloodhound out there and i love that. Thanks and greetings from us.
Amazing the amount of bunkers the Germans built all over. This one is really awesome and well hidden from the newer overgrowth. Glad you and EE found it and thankyou both for sharing!
Couldn't agree more!
Excellent find HH. As always EE finds the next bunker. The iron content is very high in the mountain, that would have made tunneling a miserable job. Love the half bunker, a poorly built one would have been completely collapsed. Another great video of the trip gentlemen. Stay safe and well.
yes EE is out there and doing such a great job and i love that. Lots of Iron there four sure and strange to see that inside the tunnels. Thanks and more to come :)
Incredible tunnel system. Great video exploring the tunnels
Indeed so and we loved to see that. We will soon create a reply to you my friend for your very kind support and EE is over the moon for that ad he is talking about even more that he will share on the future explore. Thanks and greetings from us.
That half a bunker was nuts! And its still standing, simply amazing. Those were some extreme trenches! I cwnt imagine the kind of labor it took to chisel out those tunnels as the iron content in the stone wouldve made it extremely difficult. This was an epic site and i cant wait to see what's next. Thank you HH and EE for taking us along. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Yes Julie , what a great place to see and learn from. Just have to love that. More to come for sure my friend and greetings from us.
Another fascinating site on the Atlantic Wall which you and EE have discovered. You certainly have to careful where you are walking because the dense undergrowth is hiding a number of deep trenches and old Tobruk holes. I hope you weren't bitten too badly by those wretched insects - I hate them as they always dive-bomb me, as well! Looking forward to the next episode.
Yes i actually stepped into a foxhole and nearly twisted my ankle badly. Must be careful. Thanks and more to come Sue.
I don't believe the openings were defensive firing positions. They were a means of getting sunlight and ventilation to enter the structure using the smallest possible opening and the opening had to widen due to the thickness of the walls and the angle of the sun throughout the day.
Could very well be. Thanks for watching.
Wonderful location ! forgot in time . good job EE , he see's tunnels in that overgrowth ! good work guys
Yes not always easy to find these places and loved to find it and share it with you Dave. More to come soon and be safe out there : )
I'm Glad the WW2 History Hunter Team didn't get eaten up by a Monster Mosquito during this great new adventure. May I suggest you tie a bungee cord/Life line to Eagle Eyes in case a Monster Mosquito or Cave Monster Spider tries to carry him away. :)
Thank you
There you go and thanks my friend.
Just love that half bunker! Many thanks to that unknown person who decided to, not, remove the whole thing during the road works, or, to seal it up permanently. And, what an amazing site you two found. Just full of so much individual building styles. The rear facing windows in the half bunker, and that odd little "622", are slanted like that internally, to let in more light, I think, rather than as a fighting point, since they are well below the hill line, and it would have been pretty dark inside otherwise. That rough hewn tunnel through the hillside, leading to those MG positions, was incredible. Made me wonder how many times "Wilhelm" banged his head, running through it, and especially, on that angled rock at the last position! Love it when you guys find such amazing, forgotten, locations, full of mysteries and unique things. Cannot wait to see what else this place revealed to you. Cheers to you both! Stay Safe!
Yes , i was so glad to see that half bunker and very glad they did not remove it. I did of course bang my head in there and i believe the soldiers there really used their helmet going inside :) Thanks so much my friend and greetings from us.
that *ofen* in the one bunker wasnt an ofen... it was a kind of waschmaschine, inside the round hole there was a big copper bowl where you put water in than soap and than you cooked the clothes to clean them and get rid of any unwanted passengers ;D greetings from bavaria
Cool and thanks for watching.
Fantastic bunkers and tunnels! Thank you for an awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed
It may only be half a bunker near the road but it's still a bunker it's in good condition same as the last one great scenery once again the tunnel system is amazing
Yes what a great place that is and just loved to find and share that :)
Those tunnels are quite incredible and a great find you and EE made. That half bunker was crazy, in the UK that would definitely have been filled in , so great to see it. Look forward to what else you fine in the second episode.
Loved that place , so interesting and such great details. Thanks my friend for being here with us.
What a location, had to have been very labor intensive to dig all the trenches and definitely the tunnels and bunkers. The half bunker was something. I wonder how big it was before they carved the road out.
yes this place is really something else and so many interesting things going on there. We found more in the area and will share that later. Thanks so much Allen and take care. :)
Fantastic video as usual, I am constantly astounded with how much the German army used nature in its fortifications. Just incredible and thank you to you and EE for taking us up that mountain.
Totally agree and such details to see there and we found more in the area and will share that later. Thanks YOU my friend for your great support and there is a promotion for you coming up :)
Thanks. Half a bunker, that was great and the cave defensive system also very interesting. Must have been horrible conditions for the personnel spending any time in there.
Thank you for that my friend , will come in handy in future explores for sure. Greetings from us and be safe out there.
Thanks again for all your efforts, another great location. EE you just keep finding history for us,thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it
What an amazing explore you had this is. They used a natural cave or mine by the looks of things, and turned it into a strong point. So well hidden. That half bunker is just awesome, and was that a German food container left behind? Well done EE on spotting the Torbruk position, just buried under the heather, amazing. Thank you for sharing this with us all. Stay safe and well my friends
Actually they did create those caves only for the purposes of creating MG positions to control the area. Loved that half bunker and the food container is not German ww2 rather post war something. Thanks and more to come :)
I really enjoy watching these videos, Sometimes i don't watch them everytime they come out so i can binge watch them, It is so good to see you and Eagle eyes doing well, I hope you recover from your lung issues soon, But you are doing well by the sounds of it
Appreciated and greetings from us.
that was a very interesting location. all the mosquitoes made me itch. Thank you for taking me along.
Yes this place is really something else and so many mosquitoes indeed. Loved to find this unique place and share it with you Larry. Thanks and be safe out there :)
Great location indeed and half bunker. It is a pity that this has to be removed for a road, can the road not be moved a few meters. It is easy to see the roof construction and how the bunker will be used and look like. The rest of your trip, so interesting and full of information.
Double thumb for you guys and keep up the good work
Loved that place and we thank you for your great support Chris. Greetings from us and be safe out there :)
Half a bunker is better than no bunker! Very cool vid!
So true and loving that :)
amazing guys but be careful in the caves as the roof may come down stuff had already dropped ,you guys are brilliant look forward to you guys
Thank you! Will do!
You need to go exploring in the Channel Islands
ok and thanks.
That German srtonghold was very will constructed and laid out, with the intricate series of tunnels and MG positions. The half bunker was something to see. The German soldiers could see any allie activity from that vantage point. Thank you for showing us inside that half bunker. The crew bunker was large and would have been able to accommodate many German soldiers. Enjoyed your battle sounds/effects EE. I would imagine the word, "Scheisse", being utterd many a time during heated battle. Definitely, not many channels share real genuine WW2 history. I give you two 👍👍 up and two ❤❤
Hi EE. That half a bunker was a novel idea - well positioned. The crew bunker was quite large with the two entrances. It must have taken hellva a long time to construct. It was a shame it was used as a garbage disposal. Bamboo gloves are awesome HH, I use them. The MG Tobruk was impressive with the concert blocks. The Germans were extremely resourceful. Thanks for taking us inside. The wood on the ceiling was very nice. There sure were many tunnels. What a system. Agree with you, HH, unbelievable. Thanks for sharing EE & HH .❤❤
Close though. I'll grant you that maybe the germans at the time might have pre-made those concrete bricks, but they didn't pre-make the mortar/or set, in between the actual concrete blocks. Some poor slobs had to haul the heavy concrete blocks and the mortar from either the roadside back where you were overlooking, or from the coast line. Good video.
Great explore and we thank you for being here :)
Hi HH & EE,
Here they also sawed a bunker through the middle as an art project, it was a tough job.
Another interesting vlog.
Thanks for that and glad they do such things. Thanks Oma :)
What an unexpected discovery. What a fantastic video and waiting for more. As always " Good Hunting "
Great explore indeed and we thank you for being here with us :)
Can't believe how they did that. What a great place. Great work, you two.
Impressive work that is and thanks for watching.
Well that was my first for a 1/2 bunker lol. That cave/tunnel structure was absolutely amazing!!! Wow is all I can say. Just thinking on the amount of time it took to "cut" it all out just for MG's....wow!!! Also, that bunker with the 2 small side by side rooms was really different. Not sure what their intentions were for those, especially for the "cut" outs for shooting. Those did not make sense with their height, looking toward the rocks lol. That was really an enjoyable adventure. Thanks for taking us and thanks EE for your superb demonstration of firing the MG!! Stay well and safe; until the next time, smile.........
Yes who would have guessed that they did all that work up there. Blew us completely away and loved to see that. Thanks Colleen and greetings from us.
I love your videos, you guys are so professional and make great videos 👍🏻✌🏻♥️🇺🇲
Thank you so much 😀
The tunnels are awesome!!
We agree and very exciting place to b at actually. not east to see it all due to the vegetation. Thanks for your great support.
Hi Guys another great explore most of these Bunkers appear to be different to many others ? Running Trenches stock standard. Look forward to further explorations. Stay Safe
yes these are special indeed and we loved to find and share them with you my friend :)
Crazy to see the half a bunker, with a field mess kit! Great find!
This is a great place and cant wait tos hare more with you :)
awesome stuff by you guys! i love watching these types of videos, thanks for sharing this spot and all the history with us!
Glad you enjoyed it
It’s totally mine blowing how much the Germans built in such a small time frame and even more impressive that you’re able to find them and share them with us. It was a surprise to see the bunker made out of bricks. Almost like the Russians had built it. Interesting to see the iron rusting in the rock itself. Very unusual to see half a bunker. Another great adventure you have brought us.
Yes it always amazes me to see how much is really out there and they only had a few years to do that all. Very glad to share this with you Anthony and thanks for being here with us :)
Amazing Location, Well Done Both! 👏 👍👍
Thank you! 👍
Thanks so much for all the hard work and planning you guy do to bring us this great historical WW2 history
We appreciate that and greetings from us.
FANTASTIC LOCATION IN THE HILL TOP AND ALL THE INNER WORKINGS THAT YOU CAN'T SEE UNLESS YOU GO IN LIKE YOU GUYS DO , AND EE NICE CHOICE FOR SOUND EFFECTS YOUR DAD WAS SURE CAUGHT OFF GUARD AND I WAS CRACKING UP 🤣
Thanks 👍
My fav channel on utube. Thanks history hunter and eagle eyes . Love your adventures. 👍👍👍👍💜💜💜💜
We thank you so much Wendy and greetings from us.
I think those rocks just wanted to get out of the weather. LOL!
Could very well be :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Cool awesomeness as always guys 😁👍👍💙💛
Thanks for being here .
Excellent adventure 👍👍
Thank you 👍
Amazing, thank you for sharing . Just on my second watch, I hope you are all well.
Thank you! You too!
Unusual bunkers in this location they look very hurriedly built! WOW amazing there arent TROLLS all the way down that deep - in the Hall of the Mountain King! I didnt get mentioned in any of the videos I am not historical now.😕
yes they do look like they are built in a hurry and perhaps they were. You my friend are historical for sure :) Thanks
Thanks for this amazing video. EE here is a little something for your Touching History Tour.
Wow EE will be so glad as we are in the planning ( or rather he is in charge me only the driver ) of that as we speak. Thank you for that and greetings from us.
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A great expolre of a very interesting looking location, thanks guys 👍🏻
not only was it a lot of work i am amazed it is still there cool tunnels
These tunnels are good examples of what cray stuff they did , almost everywhere and so glad we could find that and share that. There are more exciting stuff around there and we shall share that later my friend. Thank you for your great support and greetings from us and take care.
Love your videos. Learned a lot. Thanks❤
You are so welcome!
Awesome video Guys
Thanks for being here :)
The way time is flying bye at the moment eagle eyes will have a full on beard and pushing you about in a wheel chair next week lol😂great channel alway watch your videos ❤🇬🇧🙏👍
he he , well you never know :) Thanks for being here :)
Fabulous from you 2.
Thank my friend :)
Very cool and strange place, thanks for sharing - and, take cara👍😁 By the way, you just gotta love Eagle Eyes😊
You got that right!
Thanks!
Thank you for that Elanor. Very kind of you. Greetings from us.
Another great location
Thanks 👍
Wow is,right that was neat what was that container 😮
The container is a more modern type food container used by military forces to serv food out in t the terrain. Thanks for watching.
That is cool still neat thing to find . You and EE keep up the great work your doing.
Half a bunker! 😆 Turned out much more than that! What some fantastic finds as you started probing around the site. Unbelievable how much work the Germans had to do to build all of it and dig those tunnels. Shame people used one of those bunkers as a trash pit.
Yes loved that half bunker and loved the area. We shall share more fro here later. Thanks and be safe out there :)
That container is a food container from the German troops. It's complete. I hope you took it.
No we just left it right there for others to see. Thanks.
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Eagle Eyes made me laugh…. schiesser!!
There you go , kids :) Thanks.
All these great spots where history was made are cool to see. How come we never see you at an imbis after an adventure with your bratwurst, poms frits, and hot curry sauce?
Well we do share lots more with our Patreon Team members like travel vlogs , research , restoration projects etc. Thanks Paul :)
I would love to contribute to your educational videos but we are homeless living in the woods going from one place to the next. Better things are on the way for us and when they arrive a significant contribution will come your way. At this moment just finding enough to eat is a challenge from day to day .
Thanks for being here and e appreciate you watching.
I have been watching for at least 5 years now. I watch each and every one. I studied German in school. My great grandfather was from Germany. If I could move to Germany I would. It's not wrong to be proud of your heritage. On my mom's side of the family, I am a descendant of Mary, queen of Scotland. I'm glade you can see things- the war-from a different point of view . The truth be told, the victor always writes the history books-always with a great slant of the truth. As they say, a cornered dog will bite. I'm not justifying the things that happened nor supporting the fake neonazi morons by no means. However, I think that there are lots of truths that are hidden or just lied about. And no one even questions the narrative at all. I haven't watched TV in over 20 years. I don't listen to the radio. I used my phone as a tool for learning. I question everything and do massive amounts of research. Common sense plays the biggest part in the revealing of the truth of all matters. I'm not political at all. I'm spiritual -not religious. I'm interested in seeing things from multiple views. The truth in all things will someday be revealed. I love all people and all things. I judge no one because we are all one . Thank you so much for all you and your family does.
Thank you for your sacrifice for all of us. Best for the USA
Thanks for watching.
Waiting is over
You are so welcome my friend :)
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Great place and loved to see that :) Thanks my friend.
Eagle eyes is getting tall
He is really tall for his age and growing like a horse :) Thanks.
Hi
Hello my friend.
Uber duty mineralization in there. It looks like a gold mine.
Thanks for being here with us :)
*When your real dad is **_Kal El_** and you have to pretend like you don't have X-Ray vision.*
*@**9:45** "Eagle Eyes says he can feel a draft..."*
There yo go and thanks for being here with us :)
No way that s a mortarstand,to small its more a 58 c type tobruk
Well could very well be and thanks.
History sitting in the woods. I wonder how many people who drive past it on a daily basis know that it exists.
Yes totally agree and thanks.
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Thank you so much Robert and best of luck and we pray for you in the upcoming ordeal :)
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Thank you for that :)
Son getting Big a car soon save ur $$$,,😁😁😁😁😁
Actually it is many years into the future before EE is old enough for a car :) Thanks Jim
excellent video. ty
Glad you enjoyed it