I love to live in the barrack ! Thank you for the great adventure and seeing pieces of history ! Take care , stay safe and healthy out there ! Still doing well here in Kansas !
Awesome that's the first standing barracks ive seen since I been watching you guys .Another Outstanding expedition with all sorts of bunkers and storage tunnels.You and Eagle eye rock.
Yep, it must be SO much fun, traversing slippery, boulder-strewn staircases...but what awesome places to see! And a beautiful, complete barracks building! Thank you once again, Team HH, for showing us another spectacular feat of German engineering! Take care, guys!😊💖
Great day outside and loving the tought weather out there. Makes it just a little tad more difficult and that is just how we like it. Thanks Cynthia and greetings from us.
Well that's some amazing construction the Germans thought up. It never stops surprising me what y'all find on these adventures. Thanks so much for sharing! Take care. 💖💖
Must say that in my opinion your videos are so much more interesting and honest to watch than those on national geographic. Have been watching your channel for a couple of years and love the fact that it keeps on growing!
wow awesome find ,,i myself miss those time of going out with my sons they are now 30 and 33 so they have there own familys but that time spent with your children is very well spent time ,,,,thanks for this video again ,,,,,stay safe ....
Great location, Thank you and Eagle Eyes for taking us along on this great adventure. Cant wait for the next adventure. Stay safe and healthy my friend.
you guys find the most awesome locations!! i can't wait till the day you come across a previously undiscovered tunnel/bunker/cave/whatever that still has supplies and other artifacts in it! and the amount of work that went into building these structures will never cease to amaze me! let's not forget it's been 80 or so years since these were built..... manual labor all the way! thanks for sharing with us! :) Pete
Now that place would make a great cabin that could be a getaway. Go there and stay for a week or two. I definitely wouldn't use it for storage. Great video. I got my diorama a few days ago. I love the smell of the oil. It a lot better then the fieldpost. Thanks again for the diorama. Happy History Hunting.
That area has so any unique details and we will present more in the future for you to enjoy Mati. We also stumbled upon a " Eagles Nest " up there and that is truly special. Thanks and greetingd from us.
You are most welcome I really like Your Videos and I’ve been watching two or three a day and I will continue to watch them! Hope that You continue to make such nice finds and share them with Your viewers!
The barrack was impressive. Looks like it had a clay tile roof. I have always wondered how they were able to use so much concrete. How did they supply the ingredients for the concrete, mix them, and finally use them in such remote locations.
Hallo History Hunter What a great Video And again you Show places that we as you audience never discover It is a pleasure to follow you and eagle eye on your adventure Thanks for this Have a good week All the best Yours Frank
What an amazingly curious set up. Would love to find the original plans for these out of the way places. So would love to know what they were up to in such a wild and windy place. Thank you my friends for bringing these oddities to our screens. Always gets the imagination running. Cheers, and Stay Safe everyone.
Mind boggling effort up a mountain but better fire support having the higher ground. And being tucked away from the elements must have helped morale 👍🏼🇬🇬
Just think, in a few short years, history hunter junior will be making the videos for you to watch. You have a very bright young man, a chip off the old block as they say here in the states. It's not so much the videos but you and your interaction with your family. It reminds me of the days when I was a young man with a family. Thanks for sharing your life with us old people.👍
What a fantastic little adventure. Imagine looking at a reconnaissance photo and wondering what that square hole is. Then go to the location finding the hole plus much more. As with some of the other locations it only leads to questions. Why is it there? You should have looked behind the bricks. May have found some more wine bottles or a complete plate. Nice to see a barrack still standing. Am sure the area has more to give up.
There is also some spalling, shown by roundish light coloured marks, on the rock overhanging the entrance above the concrete hardpoint with the firing port.
Great video! But for everyone blown away by tunnels.. you know miners have done this for centuries, right? It's even done the same way as a mine with stacked rock walls (gobbing) and for sure they would have used ore carts a tram and rails to move rock. Only it was all waste, where with mining you have to seperate the ore from the waste rock. Keep the kick-ass videos coming!
I love hangin with my new friends! Awesome channel! Learn so much! Thank you. Btw, what does Holy cadolie mean? Haaa you crack me up. Love accent. One reason why I watch. So cool
@@genes.3285 Don't think so. Mostly this part of the atlantic wall never saw any ground attacks. (Depending on how far north it is positioned) The Germans surrended without fight the 8'th of May.
Notice when sufficient wall thickness is available, the shutters will have stepped holes they're mounted in. The idea is a near hit won't be channeled into the shutter opening by the rim. I notice a lot of damaged brickwork. Do you think it was damaged deliberately, or just falling apart due to age?
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The Germans utilized nature for so many positions I wonder how many have yet to be found. Incredible! Fantastic find.
My thoughts exactly
Amazing how these can still be found, and it's crazy to think how many still haven't been found. Much love for your videos from Finland! 🇫🇮
SilentAWP true
Glad you like them!
I’ve only just discovered this channel and I’m transfixed! Thank you for inviting us along on your adventures 👍
Welcome aboard!
Still amazed at the many different construction techniques and amazing finds you share! Thank you!
My pleasure!
That was one of the coolest bunkers you took us in. It was like a maze inside. Very nice video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome location! The Germans were definitely experts at bunker construction and concealment! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it
I love to live in the barrack ! Thank you for the great adventure and seeing pieces of history ! Take care , stay safe and healthy out there ! Still doing well here in Kansas !
Thanks and greetings to Kansas
That's what is so great about those 'Atlantic Wall' locations, you never know what to expect. Awesome find and keep up the great work !
You got that right!
I told my history teacher about your channel and each ww2 lesson we wach 3 of your videos and we all love them
Wow what a great thing to do in history class. Thanks Thomas and say hello to your class and teacher from us :)
Awesome that's the first standing barracks ive seen since I been watching you guys .Another Outstanding expedition with all sorts of bunkers and storage tunnels.You and Eagle eye rock.
Glad you enjoyed it
What great adventures you have with your children. Lots of stories to recall as they get older and the fun that was had.
So true and thanks Wanda
That was indeed incredible. Imagine the time and work involved.
So true and thanks Laura :)
Awesome find, contagious excitement. I understand the work you put in off-camera to make these happen. Well done!
Thanks so much!
Yep, it must be SO much fun, traversing slippery, boulder-strewn staircases...but what awesome places to see! And a beautiful, complete barracks building! Thank you once again, Team HH, for showing us another spectacular feat of German engineering! Take care, guys!😊💖
Great day outside and loving the tought weather out there. Makes it just a little tad more difficult and that is just how we like it. Thanks Cynthia and greetings from us.
Well that's some amazing construction the Germans thought up. It never stops surprising me what y'all find on these adventures. Thanks so much for sharing! Take care. 💖💖
Glad you enjoyed it
Another Kool Adventure...It is so good of you to bring us along and give us some relief from the virus lockdown...Biggest Thumbs Up... Stay safe...
Glad you enjoyed it
Must say that in my opinion your videos are so much more interesting and honest to watch than those on national geographic. Have been watching your channel for a couple of years and love the fact that it keeps on growing!
Glad you like them!
wow awesome find ,,i myself miss those time of going out with my sons they are now 30 and 33 so they have there own familys but that time spent with your children is very well spent time ,,,,thanks for this video again ,,,,,stay safe ....
Good memories is iportant to have Bill :) Thanks and greetings from us
Great location, Thank you and Eagle Eyes for taking us along on this great adventure. Cant wait for the next adventure. Stay safe and healthy my friend.
Thanka you ALLEN for your great support and greetings from us.
@@WW2HistoryHunter You are very welcome, your channel is really exciting and educational. Best of luck to you and your family.
you guys find the most awesome locations!! i can't wait till the day you come across a previously undiscovered tunnel/bunker/cave/whatever that still has supplies and other artifacts in it! and the amount of work that went into building these structures will never cease to amaze me! let's not forget it's been 80 or so years since these were built..... manual labor all the way!
thanks for sharing with us! :)
Pete
Well we already have done that , several times my friend :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Another fantastic video. I could just imagine those tunnels busy with communications equipment and food /drink being shared. Fantastic history.
That would be cool!
That was a fantastic video the tunnel was amazing! Barrack was great ! Thank you HH , EE. Enjoyed it ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Loved that place and thanks :)
What a place!! Must have been a great feeling discovering those cave's and exploring in them!! Thank's for sharing!!
Yes it was!
Now that place would make a great cabin that could be a getaway. Go there and stay for a week or two. I definitely wouldn't use it for storage. Great video. I got my diorama a few days ago. I love the smell of the oil. It a lot better then the fieldpost. Thanks again for the diorama. Happy History Hunting.
Great to read my friend and we have something coming up for you soon :) You will enjoy that. Thanks and greetings from us.
Hey as always it’s a pleasure to watch thanks again for taking us along
Glad you enjoyed
Glad to see you guys still out doing what you guys do best......Finding History!!!
All the time and thanks my friend.
I would not been able to go in their myself. I can't ride in a small car let alone explore a cave. Thanks for sharing.. 👍👍👍✌
He he , well sometimes it is quite cramped in such places i admit that. Thanks Robert and greetings from us.
WOW! Under those flooring planks are certainly other treasures. Great video. This bunker is special. Huge amount of time to build that place.
Glad you enjoyed it
Incredible how many endeavors they undertook!
Totally so and very glad we can study that today. Thanks CopperHorse
Thank you for sharing this. You are a legend! Love from Australia
Wow, thank you!
crazy, thanks for taking us on this adventure
That area has so any unique details and we will present more in the future for you to enjoy Mati. We also stumbled upon a " Eagles Nest " up there and that is truly special. Thanks and greetingd from us.
You are most welcome I really like Your Videos and I’ve been watching two or three a day and I will continue to watch them! Hope that You continue to make such nice finds and share them with Your viewers!
How great to read my friend and thanks for being here.
I would love to see what LIDAR could reveal in the caves walls and floors! Thank You for sharing this!
You and me both! Thanks for watching.
Thank you and have a great safe week!
Thank you! You too!
Holy Madonna lol.
An Amazing kind. Great mountain bunkers. Be safe friend. May you and your family stay blessed
Thank you! You too!
Wow I missed this one. That place is crazy. Happy History Hunting
Very glad you didnt miss it :) Thanks and be safe my friend.
I've been watching your videos for some time now,and I really respect all your knowledge,thank for sharing.Way to go Eagle Eyes....?
Much appreciated
I agree with other commenters: This is one of the coolest bunkers you're shown so far!
Great explore and thanks :)
Stumbled upon your videos recently and instantly subscribed. Wonderful videos and I'm loving learning ww2 history along the way. Thank you 👍
Thanks and greetings from us.
I've just found your channel and all you share here is really incredible. Congrats man.
I appreciate that and thanks.
The barrack was impressive. Looks like it had a clay tile roof. I have always wondered how they were able to use so much concrete. How did they supply the ingredients for the concrete, mix them, and finally use them in such remote locations.
Richard Pfeiffer slaves and the Todt
Good question!
Greetings from Harrisburg Pennsylvania in the USA. Keep it coming you and your son
Thank you! Will do!
So much work done here - why? A beautiful place.
It really is!
They sure went to a lot of trouble to make these places and so well constructed, love the cabin. Thanks for saring.
Thanks for watching!
Loved the energy in the narration and cannot wait to view your content, so glad I stumbled upon the video
Welcome aboard!
great work team. Thank you for the upload and content
Glad you enjoy it!
I think eagle eye may be part hound dog too. I think he sniffs some of that stuff out. Haha.
I enjoy these. My dad was there when it all happened.
My thoughts too sometimes :)
Amazing find history hunter,love watching,❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧😷😷😷😷
Thanks and greetings to UK
Hallo History Hunter
What a great Video
And again you Show places that we as you audience never discover
It is a pleasure to follow you and eagle eye on your adventure
Thanks for this
Have a good week
All the best
Yours Frank
A honor to have you coming along Frank and very much appreciate your support. Greetings and stay safe from us.
What an amazingly curious set up. Would love to find the original plans for these out of the way places. So would love to know what they were up to in such a wild and windy place. Thank you my friends for bringing these oddities to our screens. Always gets the imagination running. Cheers, and Stay Safe everyone.
It was a important lookout position for something bigger you could say :) Thanks Peter
75 years after the end of the war! Happy VE day
Indeed and thanks Stu
This video consists of “wow” and exploring a maze lol. It’s amazing how many bunkers and things that haven’t been found yet. Keep up the good work!
Glad you enjoyed!
Mind boggling effort up a mountain but better fire support having the higher ground. And being tucked away from the elements must have helped morale 👍🏼🇬🇬
Very excitig location and loved sharing it with you. Thanks Stuart
What a great location with some nice structures. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching
Brilliant Video.. I'm really glad i found your channel. it's great to see German bunkers and fortifications.
Glad you enjoyed
Class video again. Things like this could also be used by soldiers to stash stolen black market goods too, like expensive French wine.
ok and thanks for watching.
Indeed I enjoyed very much. Thanks for bringing in so much of thrill. Hope for more info.
More to come!
That room was crazy. Must have been important.. why else hide it so well. Wow!
i agree , very strange to see that out there. Thanks
Incredible location. So cool to see these. Would love to find footage from when it was active. So Amazing, thanks for sharing
You and me both and thanks my friend for your great support and greetings from us.
Quite the find. Really makes you wonder why there.
Well i wonder the same. Thanks my friend.
Wonderful finds! Thanks for the adventures..stay safe!
Thank you! Will do!
Another great find truly amazing!! Thanks for sharing and be safe!!
Thanks, you too!
Another great Atlantic Wall fortifications amazing how the Germans built bunkers everywhere great informative video 😀
Many thanks Jacqui and greetings from us.
Just think, in a few short years, history hunter junior will be making the videos for you to watch. You have a very bright young man, a chip off the old block as they say here in the states. It's not so much the videos but you and your interaction with your family. It reminds me of the days when I was a young man with a family. Thanks for sharing your life with us old people.👍
It is a honor to read your words Andrew and we thank you for your suport and for watching.
Watching again- making a comment this time. Phenomenal structures
Thank you Laura :)
Best in investigator video I've seen in a while, very cool thank you
Glad you liked it!
Great great video. Very interesting history. Would have loved to have seen in the building. Thanks and keep up the good work
Glad you enjoyed it
What a fantastic little adventure. Imagine looking at a reconnaissance photo and wondering what that square hole is. Then go to the location finding the hole plus much more. As with some of the other locations it only leads to questions. Why is it there? You should have looked behind the bricks. May have found some more wine bottles or a complete plate. Nice to see a barrack still standing. Am sure the area has more to give up.
They were all part of something larger , like a fortress or a special position. Great explore that was :)
There is also some spalling, shown by roundish light coloured marks, on the rock overhanging the entrance above the concrete hardpoint with the firing port.
ok and thanks.
Wow I would love to be there with you guys, amazing adventure, thanks for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Our pleasure!
Very interesting find and an excellent video! Thank you once again.
Glad you enjoyed it
And another great Video!
Wonderful 👍👍👍
Greets from Good Old Germany.
Thank you very much!
Great video!
But for everyone blown away by tunnels.. you know miners have done this for centuries, right? It's even done the same way as a mine with stacked rock walls (gobbing) and for sure they would have used ore carts a tram and rails to move rock. Only it was all waste, where with mining you have to seperate the ore from the waste rock.
Keep the kick-ass videos coming!
Thanks for comment and for watching.
Love your adventures and Vlogs 🇺🇸
Thanks and greetings from us.
Another great video, really enjoying your adventures, hello from Ireland.
Glad you like them!
Another great location.Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 👍
That was a great video very cool bunker and barracks
Glad you enjoyed it
mowed down at the gates!! beautiful footage!! thank you!!
Thank you too!
I was really wanting to see what you found near the flood lights remainder
Yes please !
More to come later.
Brilliant find and explore. I am jealous. Well done guys. Best wishes Paul in Lower Boddington UK
Thanks and greetings Paul
it would be so cool if you show inside the house at the end of this video.. great job my friend 👍👍👍
Thanks for the idea!
As always ya'll keep us Entertained with all these Excellent finds
SO glad to read that and greetings from us Pug
Great video can not wait till I can see it all for myself
Can't wait!
That under ground bunker was sweet :)
Yes it was and thanks.
Amazing discovery. Keep up the great work.
Thank you kindly
Really great stuff. Love watching your work!
Thank you! Cheers!
I love hangin with my new friends! Awesome channel! Learn so much! Thank you. Btw, what does Holy cadolie mean? Haaa you crack me up. Love accent. One reason why I watch. So cool
Thanks for visiting
I noticed that the wall around the shutter is marked by lots of bullet impact holes.
The Germans manning this location likely ended up KIA.
@@genes.3285 Don't think so. Mostly this part of the atlantic wall never saw any ground attacks. (Depending on how far north it is positioned) The Germans surrended without fight the 8'th of May.
Yes it actually took some fire :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Far up north then?
I really enjoy watching your videos
Glad you like them!
Wow
Just found this one ..amazing stuff
Glad you like it!
It is a beautiful day.
Yes, things could hide well in the mountains.
yes Oma , very interesting location it is. Greetings from us.
Once again another great video. You need a tv show. Discovery channel. Very informative and enjoyable. Do you ever show your face on video?
Not yet!
Ive been waiting since the last episode to see what they found Eagle eye found something and they were going to show it in this video
There re lots of videos coming where we do great finds so just look out for that :) Thanks
Using natural places like that made them very hard to spot as well. Also a very strong defensive position.
Thanks for watching.
Notice when sufficient wall thickness is available, the shutters will have stepped holes they're mounted in. The idea is a near hit won't be channeled into the shutter opening by the rim.
I notice a lot of damaged brickwork. Do you think it was damaged deliberately, or just falling apart due to age?
The brick could have come down as a result of a hit outside perhaps , who knows. Thanks for wathing.
Absolutely awesome
Thanks Marc
Extremely cool...great find.
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow loved this one 💜💜💜👍👍
Appreciated Wendy and greetings from us.
Thank you for the video!
Thank YOU for being here.
Thanks!
You are too kind Laura and appreciated.