INCREDIBLE FINDS OF THE WWII / METAL DETECTING WW2 N250
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Incredible finds! So much history being uncovered. Thanks for sharing with us!👍✌💖
Digging up that case with an amazing preserved mp40 would make your day
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Life time story tbh
It would complete the story mode to life. If that bitch works, i gotta kill myself with it
@Kong Zilla i mean i think he is kidding ! He actually meant digging up a preserved pump shotgun from fortnite would make his day
It would mine too, lol just gotta keep it secret.
Thank you very much for the opportunity to see the things left behind during and then after the war.✌️
why not stop posting click bait photos that never are included once the video is opened.
Right! Gets me every time, like wow did they really find that stock of guns in perfect condition? I should know better 😂
Thank you. Unfortunately it's a rule for me. Clickbait means unsubscription. Bye fellows
Agreed, interesting enough without clickbait. It’s not needed.
Thank buddy. Saved me 15 mins
Well said Sir !
You are the most lucky group i think. Even you found a old motor. A lot of military stuff's. Thanks for sharing and all your labours👍👍👍💓💓💓
this is history it must be preserved thank you for showing it to us
A whole lot of WW2 history there. Amazing!
Another amazing find my friends. Thank you very much.
Imagine what it must of been like to walking through the forests right after WW2
Millions of dollars of equipment, everywhere you'd look. It's a wonder we still find stuff like this today.
After the war they just buried a lot of it, and when they sailed the ships back to the UK loaded with tanks etc they just sunk the ships in the channel.
Absolute madness, what a waste.
They are still finding places now stocked with stuff never opened.
@@robpbandit the absolute insane amount of Nazi Ammo Caches is mind-boggling. Say what you will about the nazi party, but they knew how to stockpile lol
My great grandad watched Americans push a tiger tank in to a lake I can still remember a little of its location he told me I am gonna go and find it one day
It's strange that more small items, guns etc, weren't picked up.
Some outstanding finds during this dig. So much history unearthed. Amazing
Mnóstwo ciekawych znalezisk .Fajnie się was ogląda.Pozdrawiam.
Great finds. Love to see history uncovered.
My goodness that Mauser 98k is probably still functional after a good cleaning-the leather straps and wood stock looked immaculate!!!
Amazing so much is only a short distance under our feet. Good quality materials as it has survived well.
As cool as seeing the artifacts they dig up is, I can't help but imagine the horrific battle that took place there and the poor souls who lost their lives on the Russian front on both sides.
Nice find a museum piece. Thanks for sharing.
J'adore vos vidéos, vous faites des découvertes exceptionnelles 👍👍👍
too scary seeing all that old munitions just waiting to go bang at the wrong time
Imagine taking a sip out of a bottle that a soldier drank out of over 80 years ago
And then you get COVID from it
@@marinepilot5723 are you dumb there was no COVID 80 years ago lol
@@jed1austinchannel772 ....are you new to the JOKES??
Hello, December 2020 lead me to your channel. Good stuff.
Are you ever worried about a live round detonating when hit the primers?
That mp44 looks amaizing!
As an old artilleryman, it bothers me to see them digging up mortar shells! I guess they know what they're doing, but I was always told to leave those things alone!
You're right. Old ordnance has a bad habit of going boom without warning, even if handled with all proper precautions. Should be someone with full EOD training & equipment handling that stuff. I will admit, I've often wished to find an original Mk. II "pineapple" grenade I could restore & have as a mantle-piece keepsake. But I'm not remotely willing to risk life & limb to have one.
some lovely Easter eggs thoughtfully left behind by the Wehrmacht & Red Army here,.. keep it up!
Well done on the finds enjoyed the video
Great video man and great findings.
I have become a huge fan of your channel this week. I appreciate the respect you give to the sacrifices of these men regardless of the country they fought for. I have seen you find some German dog tags and was wondering if you ever track down the family of the fallen soldier to return the dog tag? Thanks for a great channel, regards from California, USA
14:39 Great idea, lets put the UXO on top of some more UXOs, just to make sure everybody notices if they are unstable...
UXO? You mean mortars?
@@duelcomplexity UXO = UneXploded Ordnance, which could be mortar-grenades, artillery-shells, mines, missiles, etc...
Great work. Keep it up. Love from Detroit.
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Also from Detroit but is the liquid in the bottles the original liquid from all that time ago?
Those MP40 still look good i hope they dont get destroyed but put somewhere to be seen would like to visit Russia one day
You lads do a great job finding these lots things of war and also respect to the dead you find and then lay them to rest Amen to those who died on all sides War Is Hell
Nossa que daora esses achados Reliquias de guerra eu viajo nessas coisas fico imaginando nas batalhas sangrentas que ouve nesses lugares.caraca é muito louco😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Eu também viajo nesses registros históricos, porém não queria ter vivido naquela época em meio a esse conflito. Sei que eles não podem levar as cargas explosivas não detonadas, precisam acondicionar no local, marcar as coordenadas no GPS e informar ao órgão responsável pela coleta e desativação.
That's amazing...
Incredible finds!
In the US when someone finds unexploded ordinance like grenades/mortar rounds etc. from decommissioned WWII firing ranges which there are plenty, by law that person is required to report it to law enforcement and the military get's involved.
The area is cordoned off, the device detonated on site and there will be an extensive sweep for more.
It's against federal law here to touch this stuff but every once in a while someone does (mishandle) and gets hurt or killed when it goes off.
The old ranges were swept and most are nature areas with signs warning of potential danger.
Finding human bones here is a whole different story and after reported will first be considered a homicide site and later if determined an archeological site which then is closed off.
Disturbing any sites like these will get you jail time and fines and there are plenty of battle sites owing to the many wars like the Revolutionary, Civil and Indian Wars throughout US history fought on US soil.
Yea, they go bat S crazy.
Ребят вы молодцы 👏 очень хочу поучаствовать в подобных раскопках
I love your videos and finds. But as some one who doesn’t know much about WWII artefacts, I was wondering if on the screen you could tell us what you found and what it was apart of or what it did etc. I would love to learn more from you.
Agreed- I can identify many of the items, but some captions would be nice. Also- the music choices aren't really appropriate.
The 45 ACP ammo at 2:26 would probably still fire as both the bullets and the primer were sealed with varnish..
The Stahlhelm shown at 11:35 is actually a WW1 era helmet, probably a stahlhelm M1916 or similiar. You can identify the difference by the big mounting horns near the top sides of the helmet. Where did you find it?
That first slice into the earth was crispy asf 0:09
12:32 that I believe is a ww1 helmet or an early pattern ww2 helmet as seen by the helmet extra plate mounting lugs on the sides
Few good drinks in some of those bottles ... lol
Good canal legends incrible thanks
Interesting places... and... so many and impressive WW2 relics ! One italian helmet... ?
I would love to go with you on a dig to find ww2 artifacts
At 12:47 that is the insignia of the "Kettenhunde" or "Chain-dogs..." The highly trained military police of Nazi Germany that would move into an area after it was captured as the occupying force there. VERY cool find!
It’s also quite valuable even in that condition.
many untold Storys from Grandpa are stuck in the mudd😞
Great finds I'm sure there is a lot more waiting to be discovered including the dead to be given a proper burial
Well done
So i am really curious..are the grenades unstable after all that time in the ground?..the rifle and pistol and machine gun ammo should be dead from moisture but i know bombs from ww2 are still found and concidered still explosive but i have watched many of your recovery digs and grenades don’t seem to get much special handling when you find them.
I was going to make this exact comment!
Grenades and mortar rounds work on chemical and striker reactions as well, so in theory they should be mostly out of action with rust and breakdown of the chemicals over time.
But your right, there is always a chance no matter how small that any primed ammunition can still remain live even after all this time and should be treated with extreme caution.
A perfect storm combination of events could result in detonation.
Most definitely you wanna know what you are doing messing with explosives! Their has been some old grenades found that where still active!
I was in the countryside near Ypres a few years ago and, as usual, there was a pile of dud shells gathered near the road. One of our group picked one up and started examining it and...the shell's content made a sloshing sound. A Belgian guy then said in some alarm 'No, no that is a gas shell!' The shell was carefully laid back down and we made a hasty retreat.
You'd better believe they can still explode, & there have been countless accidents & deaths from old ordnance all over the world. In the mid-90's, a young girl was killed in North Africa by stepping on a landmine laid by the German army in 1942, & even some American Civil war artillery shells can still explode if mishandled. There's an old relic hunters expression, "If it was made to explode, it just hasn't done it yet. And, until someone who knows how can make it harmless, you never know how or when it will. So don't be around when it does, give it a reason to, or leave it for someone else to find. Becoming a casualty to a war that's over is a stupid way to have fun.".
Штурмгевер...зачетный.
My grandfather would be proud in you men and women finding the things from when he served
sure, scavenging war graves xD
You seem to be a bit carefree around that unexploded ordinance
I'm watching this also. Some of this stuff has to have stayed sealed.
That's just a Russian mindset
رائع 👍🖒
where is the click bait find???
No where lol, I was gonna comment and say there is no way in hell they found that but hey didnt even need to comment
The answer has scientists baffled...
I hope no more war can occupy between us..
R.I.P for casualties of war..
Cool channel bro. And nice finds.
Incredible finds, feel bad for all the men who fought there and didn't go home.
Nice founds guys!
I think i will Start digging in Forrests Near Hamburg germany Soon
One question, did you ever find some human bones while digging for weapons and Stuff?
I like this chanal ❤️👍
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Awesome video I love watching weapons being found and old bunkers being found with power ... what are the chances of acquiring a German helmet and German coin ?
Beautiful finds, I’d love to find a whole motorcycle. There’s that song again. Who does it ?
Must be spooky to find a dead solider great looking badges you guys could fill a museum. Be careful holi shit mortars and motorcycles. WOW what a way to spend time. I’m in awe
Now that was one heck of a honey hole
Germany, Poland, Ukraine, France, Belgium have got to be loaded with this stuff.
I was born in Poland and was finding thousands things like that when I was a child.
I metal detect around my village (Germany) and always find military stuff, intact ammo, grenade shrapnel, weapon parts, etc
Most of those guns and equipment can be revived with a few tricks in preservation.
good video.
I would love to do this!
were you able to keep your findings or did you have to turn them in?
Once this whole pandemic is over and its safe to travel, I would like to visit Europe, and do some metal detecting while I'm there because I am very interested in history and WW2. However, I have no idea where to go though. I would most likely be staying in London, so I would preferably only have to drive up to 3 hours because it would most likely be a day trip. I'm looking for either battlefields or any site proven to have decent WW2 or WW1 artifacts. Thank you to anyone who can help me and you are very appreciated.
Did anybody answer you about a good location
@@Landroverv6 No
Most of Western Europe was swept clean after the war.
Would love to go myself. Most battlefields were turned back into farm land after the war. Forests around Belgium France and Germany still have plenty of treasures though. I believe a permit is required though.
Yeah unfortunately you cant just go anywhere and start digging. The land is owned either privately or some other way, by a city or similar. So i think the process is alot more complicated unless u do it illegally, which is of course, illegal.
at 13:13 .... An STG44 , very nice find !!!
They are worth over 25k in the US
@@tdubbs934 that’s for a working one on a form 3 though
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2:16 Looks like a Fallschirmjäger helmet w/ that MG34.
I have watched a bunch of World War 2 Metal Detecting videos. This is the first I saw with music playing in the backdrop and honestly, I didn't like it as much because of the background music instead of hearing the guys conversing back and forth.
New here. So...are these archeological endeavors...or simply looking for loot? I didn't notice any kind of documenting.
Notice that Othala rune on the mc :) Odins rune
I would cry for it
All of the articles that are being fond in this video what are you doing with them are you going to put them in a museum for display that are cool
Those explosives are still dangerous.
Достойный коп.
incroyable !
amazing you can just pick and random spot in some places and find a treasure trove of artifacts.
What type of equipment is used to detect items this deep?
Ground penetrating radar
ok FANTASTIC STUFF but just a lil bit more details starting with geograficy ,please?
While this is very cool to watch and it has been close to over 100 years for many search sites. I'm left with weird thought I'm pondering on. That this may also hurt future generations 100 years from now, 500 years from now, to 1,000's of years after us. When their Archaeologists try to do excavations and digs on Famous World War Battle and Bases location sites. Since they have been picked over by metal detectors , souvenir hunters, people looking to resell what they can find to collectors.... Just as other sites in antiquity have been searched through numerous times for us today. Is this how people felt stripping the tombs of the Egyptians over the years/decades/centuries/millenniums? Are we doing the same disservice to humanity, that our archaeologists and all future archaeologists will find it harder to find artifacts and possessions of the soldiers in situ, like they do with Egyptians Tombs from being treasure hunted?
With that said most of the wood and metal needs dug up to be preserved, giving to the conditions of acidic levels in the soil which are not of that magical peat bog that can preserve even human flesh perfectly for the "Bog Bodies" that are found, which are treasure to for us understanding from older to the start of ancient times for going back into history.
@Mexican Ebola sadly with the soil, if we don't dig all this up now, it rust and rot to barely chemical traces are left. Due to the soil acidic levels, amongst a few other environmental factors. UnLike how the "Bog Bodies" are able to be preserved so well and that is just difference of areas that in the grand scale of earth is relatively close.
I just wish they document the search grid and locations better so that future historians and archaeologists would have images to go from. Like how as they now excavate a tomb in Egypt. , They go for massive detailed images from every angle overlapping and using LIDAR scans with each layer, so that in the future they can reconstruct 3-d models of the dig and where the artifacts were from all the documentation. Accurate enough to to show the differences in the beads shapes from LIDAR scans.
We have achieved great progress in history preservation in short amount of time but still do damage to many buildings and sights today. My neighborhood is built on a WW1 base in the USA that was scrapped out and almost every material removed for community reuse by the end of WW2. Sadly there were 100's of acres of that military base, fast forward to today, it only has a 1 house standing with a 1 floor inside museum to it. Yet it was one of the larger military bases in the region. "Camp Greene" if it matters. The fact it was gutted fro the piping, wiring, walls, boards, etc..., all which has since been replaced with more modern ones on the homes/farms it was used on. Which even those farms are gone now under the neighborhood. There is big difference between Europe and the USA for history and the ability to dig on battle fields. Most of the USA's pre-USA history was not written in records and was made of materials that decayed leaving very few archaeological sites with great details and larger amounts of artifacts. When talking with online friend from over there, they explained it has let me get shovel and start digging in the yard, as we go down you will see each period of history in the layers of the dirt we have so much on top of so much. Which fosters a different attitude. I'm sadden that you can't restore the firearms to working shoot able examples again for the ones not rusted beyond salvage.
Digging up un-exploded munitions is extremely dangerous.
they will find out the hard way sadly
that half buried mortar shell is a no go for me.
Wauw ...!!
I think I'd be terrified of handling 75 year old, deteriorated, unexploded ordinance.
5:47 I’d be the kind to try to see if it still works
Vous n'avez pas peur que un obus de mortier puisse explosé car après presque 80ans ils peuvent encore faire des dégâts démentiel j'espère que vous preniez connaissance de ce message concernant les obus de mortier
I love these uploads. I just wish there was some commentary. Otherwise keep doing what you’re doing
They are so lovely
Bro i gotta get over there!!! Otherwise these guys are gonna find all the good stuff wtf
There are literally millions of WW2 artifacts undiscovered in Eastern Europe... since these treasures are not as valuable as 18th century czarist gold coins, WW2 excavations are underfunded.
Long story short- at the current pace, it would probably take 30 years to uncover most of what's been buried from WW2.
The old bombs of ww2 are duds now. So the modern day men are safe. Up to about the 1970's lots of civilian people used to get killed by handling these ww2 bombs, or by stepping on mines.
Where do you guys find this stuff? Russia?? Great finds keep it up!
anywhere where there has been fighting
I would think mostly in the former SOVIET UNION. 80% OF THE WHERMACHT was on the EASTERN FRONT. Plus they show a lot of RED ARMY equipment being unearthed.
Wow 😮
It woukd be cool if you coukd find original pictures of the time period to overlay on present day, or at least what the area looked like back then. Sometimes I wonder if these are dumping grounds or did an actual battle happen.
U nas do każdego niewybuchu wzywa się policję. Jest tego dużo u nas w ziemi ale nie wolno tego wykopywać.
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Do u guys have a museum or do u have to put it back in the ground good stuff tho
no reply cause we had to put these guys under the ground, manhandling explosives like that, rip
Barang berharga yg dimiliki seseorang pejuang untuk negaranya
Is it true that the jungle conditions with extreme moisture and heat have deteriorated
most of the historical war relics from the Vietnam War??
Welcome home Veterans!!!
I enjoy your videos. Please be careful of boobies traps and detonators.
Ist das da im Hintergrund ab 0:40 eine zerbrochene Glasmine 43?