Unreal bunkers at former German WW2 Luftwaffe airfield. MUST SEE !
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Unreal bunkers at former German WW2 Luftwaffe airfield.
This is really something else and they are so HUGE !
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Very much appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
Your videos are amazing... Really appreciate you and Eagle Eye finding this time of history
Much appreciated
Thank you for all your efforts!
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Luftwaffe airfields are my favorite ! nice stuff guys
we love it Dave and gladly share with you :)
Those bunk beds look like they’ve been there awhile.
Those chairs look 1970ish.
My guess is someone used it as a camping place or doomsday peepers when it was still dry.
This one looks like it’s close to the bunker that has the sand removed from around it. Maybe the people who were used these bunkbeds cleared out the sand from around the other bunker.
Well, until water creeped in and drive them out.
well i think they were actually flooded halfway once and now up there they are dry. Great explore and loved the location. Thanks fro watching.
Those bunkers and to think you had to climb a tree, I know that like me you do not like heights so am very very glad you took the chance. It does seem to me they have done it deliberately to keep people out. You mentioned that the Luftwaffe are near by is this on a training ground for them? SO glad you got into that 608 can't wait for part 3! Stay safe on the Challenge Tour hope it is going well. Love from Canada
Love to climb if i feels safe and it was pretty much safe. Could be that they removed the sand to keep people out , really dont know if that is so but it looks that way. This is not a training ground toady but it used to be. The tour is going totally AMAZING my friend and we thank YOU for the FANTASTIC support you have given us and thank you for putting so many smiles onto Eagle Eye`s face these days. Thank you from me as a father and thank you from us. Be safe and more to come :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter That it was a training ground in the past may explain the modern bunks in the 608
Great explore. Wonder why they removed so much soil from the bunkers, must have needed it for something. Thank you HH and EE for the tour, can't wait for part 3.
Just amazed at how high above ground the entrances were for these bunkers, would they have had stairways in, or os it just te sand has been moved away from them? Well found EE, these were special. The word you were looking for at the start is Gliders, still using the airfield. Thanks for taling us along and looking forward to the next episode from here. Stay safe and well my friends
We think that they removed the sand around the bunkers post war. That is the only way it could have ended up like this i think. EE did so well there and very proud of hi for that. Gliders is the correct word yes. Thanks and more to come soon my friend :)
Looks to me as though someone has carried out sand mining around those bunkers, some time in the past. Which is why they're been exposed so deep, right down to the base foundations. That could explain the table, and beds, in the command bunker, too. Maybe the workers stayed on site between shifts. Still, it is an interesting way to actual see the entire structure. Really gives you a good idea of how much time, material, and effort, was put into building this monsters. Looking forward to seeing what other intersesting sights you will bring us, in the next Part. Cheers to you both! Stay safe!
yes we think that is what removed the sand and now they are just left like that. Loved to see it like that and it shows you better how big they really are. Thank you my friend and more to come :)
That was an interesting location! I do wonder why the bunkers were dug up around them. Was it done to keep people from getting inside them? Great spot, I can't wait for the next video!
We really dont know but it might have been that they used the sand around there and just left the bunkers where they are sa they cant move them i guess. Great explore and thanks so much my friend for your great support :)
Those bunkers are amazing to see jutting up out of the ground. No way I thought you could get in, but you did!!!!! Tree climbing in your hiking boots is a treat. Thank you HH and EE for always finding a way ❤.
Was a blast and that was what growing up is all about. Thanks Beverley :)
What awesome explores of those huge bunkers, HH and EE! Such amazing constructions. Even if you have to climb trees to get in, you guys get it done!❤
Yes , we do never surrender and a tree is nothing. The other day Cynthia we paced over 24000 steps trough 3 explores on one day :) THAT is what the great WW2 Challenge Tour is all about and we thank YOU for your FANTASTIC support that enables us to be out here right now ! Greetings from us and more to come soon :)
Thanks for sharing, great and interesting video as always, and yes its good to see EE out and about in the great out doors and learning history, with his dad, well done both of you.
We love to be out there and we appreciate your great support my friend :)
Cool so many empty bunkers and it must of been an effort to get into some of these by looks. Bravo guys and thanks for sharing stay safe.
it really is and so great to explore them with you my friend :)
Hello HH & EE,
You don't give up easily on being able to look into the bunker.
And congratulations, we managed to get in.
We never surrender and thanks Oma for your incredible support :)
Wow great video and find thank you so much for what you both do!!!
Thanks for watching!
Another great video, my friend. With the bunkers so far above ground and looking at the area, the problem is twofold: keeping people out and needing gravel for post-war construction. These were great finds by EE. Correct tree climbing is becoming a lost art with today's youth. Great job, gentlemen. Stay safe and well out there on the current expedition.
Yes i do feel that they must have removed the sand from the area and i do also think that the bunkers were once flooded due to the lines inside on the walls. Could be that. Climbing trees is very important and you get to feel it hurts if you fall down. Thanks so much for your incredible support to the team :)
So happy you were able to get into some of these bunkers. You could never carry enough equipment to be able to get into many of these bunkers. That was unusual to see the bunk beds and tables and chairs in the one bunker. I wonder if someone used for their holidays they took in the area. Seeing the ground around these bunkers not being there really shows how thick the floor were in them. A good foundation makes for a stronger structure. Very nice exploration.
yes a different view of a bunker is always interesting. Loved it and thanks Anthony :)
Such a cool place and it was amazing to see the soil away from the bunkers. Thank you both for your efforts hereto show us. Climbing trees and all.
We appreciate that Carrie and it was great to do that and we thank you for your great support :)
Looking forward to seeing more. ❤️✌️👍😎
You will for sure my friend and we appreciate you and keep smiling :)
Fantastiska bunkrar❤
Another great adventure, no stopping the HH team from get a look inside these bunkers.
We never surrender and we recorded something very interesting the other day on the tour and i dedicated a special shout out to you my friend but it will take some time before we release that specific video. You will like what we found inside a bunker :)
Great part two. I enjoyed it very much.Thank you for sharing it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi EE & HH. Thank for taking us inside the huge Regelbau 622. You must be quite the tree climbers. Were you able to take some of the German bottle pieces back with you? Definitely kids should be out experiencing history and nature instead of on their their phones and computers. The Regelbau 608 was also a nice size. A shame it was flooded a bit. Did you make rabbit stew out of the rabbit, EE? :) Looking forward to P2. Stay safe. 💕
Yes we do climb many strange things out there :) Some pieces brought back yes. Being outdoor really do make kids see things in another way and i feel a better way. Thanks Girl and dont forget to dance :)
Hmmm, now that command bunker was pretty nice. Great job you guys did on climbing that tree to get into the crew bunker. Nice of you guys to do that. Looking forward to part 3 of this massive air field. Thanks guys.
we loved to climb and thanks for your great support :)
Hi HH AND EE another great video. The bunkers look below ground. I agree with exposing the kids to the outdoors and climbing trees etc that’s how I raised my kids. Thanks again.
There you go , good way to have a fun time growing up :) Thanks from us :)
Hiya guys 👋🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Cool location & find EE & HH 😃
Keep enjoying yourselves
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We do work hard out here now and at some spectacular locations these days and cant wait to share that with you. Keep smiling and have a great summer my friend :)
3 thumbs up, 1 for parenting style 2 for the video and 3 for you and Eagle Eyes. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
😊 thank you
Thanks!
I would love to land and takeoff from that area. Just knowing that all the German planes did the same. Love it . Thanks for showing the airfield . I could spend a whole day there just imagining history.
I know the feeling my friend , to just sit and imagine how it all happened and sometimes i even dream away all night long :) Thanks so much for your kindness and more to come soon :)
Great video .....I'm very impressed with your tree climbing skills too 👍🏻
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for this awesome tour. I have been watching for a long time. It's great to see Eagle Eyes growing up to be such a mature young man and following right in his father's footsteps. You guys should really have your own TV show.
Our pleasure my friend and we appreciate that :)
Another spectacular explore! Those bunkers were awesome! I appreciate all the hard work and research you guys do to bring us these pieces of history. This is certainly not what you see every day. Thank you both for an awesome adventure. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Our pleasure Julie and we loved to share that :) More to come soon :)
ALL of these video explorations are fantastic! This one though: Climbing a tree to enter the bunker is Amazing!!!
There you go ad thanks so much :)
@1:17 Gotta call it The History Hunter Bunker
Well there you go and thanks for watching.
It really is a vast site. Will be looking forward to part 3. That was strange that there were the modern tables & bunkbeds in that one bunker. I could understand if they were in the hospital bunker in part 1 since that bunker was dry but this one had the flooding in it like most bunkers.
This is a huge area and so exciting. Loved to climb in there and part 3 coming soon. Thanks from us and keep smiling out there :)
Stupid question, what was the normal method of building the bunker in general, dig down to start with and build in the hole , or build on the surface and pile dirt all around?
it depended on the location. very often bunkers were made on a set concrete bottom slab and then all the materials could be added on the outside like rocks , more concrete and so on. Some were even like 80 percent inside a mountain and just a little bit was concrete. Interesting differences out there and happy for that. Thanks from us :)
Another great exploration hope all is well with you and your history hunting family thanks for letting us go with you guys
So fr all is going so great and cant wait to share more greatness with you guys. Thanks.
Very enjoyable to watch. Great area.
Thanks 👍
WOW!!! Great stuff.
Thanks for being here :)
Another fascinating find! Great work, guys.
Thanks again!
Thank you HH&EE for all you do. And as always " Good Hunting "
Thanks so much my friend :)
OUTSTANDING FIND HH AND EE. THANKS FOR SHARING THIS FIND,,,
Thank you so much from us :)
Nice video 😮!
Thanks 😁
Thanks
Thank you very much for that my friend , greatly appreciated. Take care and have a great summer :)
Thanks!
That is very kind of you my friend and we really appreciate that. It will come in very handy in future explores. Thanks from us and be safe out there :)
EE is quite the explorer. I'm not sure what you would do without him. You did an amazing job climbing trees and accessing the Regelbau 622. Very interesting bunker. The 608 was interesting also. Yes, I wonder who brought in those bunk beds? The German leader sounded very kind and compassionate, allowing the locals to utilize the hospital and medical expertise . We need to hear more of those real-life WW2 facts/stories. Thanks for taking us there, HH & EE. There is so much more to see there. ❤❤
I'm sure if you could climb the tree and get in, Eagle eyes could do it easily LOL
Amazing thank you
Thank you too!
EE helmet cam.
He he , well perhaps in the future :) thanks my friend :)
Thanks!
We thank you for that my friend , it is really appreciated. We wish you great summer and take care.
hi :D
Hello there my friend :)
Were these walls panelled inside. It looks as if there was something covering the brickwork? I think they were stripped after the war by the MoD
Facinating place
yes they were mostly wood lined inside to make it cosy and to control moisture and warm / cold inside. Thanks for watching.
Nice vid
Very kind of you and greetings from us :)
3 really cool bunkers are kind of a pain in thr butt to get onto 2 of them, but still cool. Thank you, history hunter and Eagle Eye's.
Loved this and thanks William :)
Remarkable bunkers. Unique set up. Love that gliders still use the field.
yes what a great area and loved to share that with you :)
Good job! Good videos! Love both of your enthusiasm! Thankyou
Appreciated and thanks from us :)
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Thanks my friend :)
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Thanks so much :)
Its german history but also european history cool to see as an ermenisch
Thanks for watching.
Have you ever found runway's they flooded in order to hide them
Actually we have once. Thanks for watching.
they aren't called sail planes, they are called gliders
i know , now :) Thanks.
6:17 / this is what two kids are doing, one older and one younger .
There you go and thanks :)
Is this airfield in France? - Where is it?
Locations are never given. Thanks.
Wilhelm might’ve stayed in the 622 as well!
Could very well be :) Thanks.
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Cool bunkers !!!
We loved to share that with you :)
Looks like someone used it to live out of
We really could not tell. Thanks my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter will why else would there be a bunch of bunk beds and tables with chairs put up
@@WW2HistoryHunter they probably just abandon the project because it kept flooding