I think you’re the best youtuber, I watch your videos all the time and think your accent is amazing, keep up the good work and soon you’ll be at 1 million
You're daughter and son have a special talent for finding relics of the past just like their father. What a amazing bunker complex! Somewhere has to be a floor plan for all the different types of bunkers. That made it through the war.
Seeing old war relics like these always makes me wonder how many soldiers who served there are even still alive today. I would imagine there are some old timers around who would rather forget that place than reminisce about being there.
Dinky little personnel shelter you found. Finding believe I've seen one such as that before in your videos. This compound is extremely close to the coast.. A matter of meters in fact no? Great little finds in the earth too. Interesting as ever. Keep up the great work. Be safe. Be well 👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻🇬🇧
A foxtail. :) Just like with education, the foundation remains. I met this type of bunker in Denmark. The farmers now make good use of the bunkers. The AEG box is where a three phase cable has arrived and is being implemented.
Love the video! Those Atlantic Wall fortifications are amazing, and some nice small finds! Tell your daughter I love her fox tail, that's so cool! Thanks for sharing!
Of course we always enjoy your videos my friend. I suspect the combination of your new equipment and the GOOD luck your daughter always brings on your excursions and WW2 hunting is why you seem to be finding more and more artifacts. Good luck and continue on WW2HH's (Dad and children)
The first bunker looks like it could have been a bedroom for the Kommandant. Nice window and plastered walls make it a bit too good for ammo storage to me.
Always amazing!!! I’m just astonished with the wonderful places you get to visit. Sorry I was out of country for a while. But I will now be watching again!
Great work as all ways. I agree with others. You are one of the better RUclips people. Like I said great work. And could that have been an all clear call box mounted on the wall of the bomb shelter...Maybe ?
You never disappoint with your videos. Very much enjoy the history stories behind every adventure.. This is the best channel i look forward to every single episode notification. Would like to have some sort of relic from one of your adventures. Wishful thinking I guess. Looking forward to the next installment Mr. Hunter
lol ! it looks like your daughter is turning into a woodland creature with all of the trips out into the woods you take her on. lol! the fox tail is hysterical! thank you so much for taking us along. ☆☆☆
So many bunkers and gun placements. I recognized the barracks before you said anything. I’ve learned a lot watching your videos. I have to ask, did Bunker Buster Girl have a fox tail? It’s amazing how well the condition of these bunkers are being near the sea. Great finds in the trash pile.
Another great video..I always look forward to your new adventures..especially when your kids are involved. Keep up the great work. Wish I could help with funds..but just don't have any extra right now..but I like and share your videos all the time. It's all I can do for now.
Another incredible video, my friend! I’ve never seen a bunker with a serrated ramp to move a gun in and out. Very cool. As a very involved Dad who loves history, I absolutely love the videos when you have your kids with you. What kind of food did the Germans have in those aluminum tins that you usually find at German sites? Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with us. Please keep the awesome videos coming and God bless you and your family, my friend!
the cans had meat inside and som ehad canned Fish. 'appreciate Your kind Words there my friend and thanks fo taking time to comment and share. Greetings from us
WW2HistoryHunter and daughter, hi there folks what an amazing place you have taken us to,,realy enjoy these videos,love them all,👍,always makes my day when watching your vids,meany thanks for taking us along,😆.kc,keith,uk,loving it,,respect,,peace,👍.
WW2HistoryHunter ,,hi folks,keith here,wow means so much to hear from you guys,totaly loving your channel.,the very best by far👍,be safe my friends,kc,keith,uk,Scotland, peace,respect,👍.
12:43 That looks like the inside of a large transmitting valve/tube/lamp. The two discs are mica. Possibly a Telefunken LS-50 power pentode. These were used on German military radios and was later copied to become the soviet GU-50 value. Possibly there are other radio parts there.
BBG has a tail again🤣😂 2:45 THAT is definitely not a Regelbau???🤔 6:13 unusual find for the PAK house! 7:37 An AEG FELDTELEFON junction box. I would love one of these to restore and paint up!
Been watching your videos ever since you started posting and thoroughly enjoying them. I would find it helpful if you would tell us in what part of Europe the locations are as I don't even know which country they are filmed in. I would never expect you to reveal the location but just roughly where it is. Keep up the good work.
wow , how great to read and highly appreciated. when it comes to locations i am sorry to say that i never revela any of them. Sorry but i hope you understand. Thanks for taking tie to watch and comment.
I'm not sure if German engineering regulations were similar to the American ones, but typically when we build coastal defense or base/camp defense positions, we don't put ignitable heat sources (i.e. bunker stoves) into ammunition storage areas. Not that it doesn't happen, but when it does happen, people lose rank or worse. 🤣
Another great and exciting vidio....why does the authority's of that area not keep those bunkers neat and tidy, those bunkers are a very big part of their WW2 history.
Nice small finds. Was it a practice round? The AEG block was telephone, happened on a US Army bunker photo years ago and the handset was hanging on the side. Your daughters fox tail and to the video. Keep searching.
In getting a cheap metal detector. I was told by a guy who is in a club to buy a cheap one for my first one in case it isn't something that I want to do so o don't waist $300 on o good entrance level detector. I'm also going to get a 500 magnet for magnet fishing. I can't metal detect at the old Camp Grant because of unexploded ordinance. There is nothing about magnet fishing the river that the rifle range was at. They shoot across the river plus I can dig the backstop of the range. There are thousands of pounds of spent bullets that I can melt down and use to cast bullets. I can sell the jackets at the recycling center to pay for my powder.and primers. My ammunition doesn't cost me a thing to shoot. I can also but tin from them to help in the casting process. Thanks for the great video.
Bigger behind the trigger Hi. It’s not always a good idea to buy cheap just to try anything really. . It’s the same in most things. I sell Cycles. You buy a cheap one to try before you see if you like the sport. It feels bad, feels cheap and is not so reliable. 2 or 3 rides you think “crap”, this ain’t for me. If you buy a cheap detector it can be really annoying and could put you off straight away. I have known people who did this exactly. Buy something good secondhand you can resell without losing too much. Or a mid priced one. You won’t regret it but I am sure as in most things cheapest is not usually any good. Especially with something electronic. Just a thought. Good luck in your quest. Regards from uk. Ps. 300 dollars!? Sorry just re read your message. That should really be a minimum. I’m guessing as I don’t live in USA But here that would be maybe £200. Here you can get detectors for £100-£120 and they are more like a toy, good for a kid to have a bit of fun with. Don’t risk missing out on an excellent hobby and pastime Buddy. Get something reasonable. You won’t regret your decision. 👍👍👍👍
@@francisjohnification you are right. I could buy a used one from someone who isn't into it like they thought they would. I'm sure I can find a good used one for close to the price of a new cheap unit. Thanks for the advice. I'm sure the cheap ones only go down about 10 centimeters and don't give a good signal when I could get a good used one that can go deeper and give good signals. You get what you pay for. I bet I would miss a lot of things with a cheap detector. Plus I would look like a idiot to the seasoned detectors. There is a local club that I bet someone has one that they upgraded from that is still a good detector. You have a great day and thanks for the advice. I'm going to start a second channel for metal detecting and magnet fishing. I know the river that the rifle range used to shoot across has some gems in it. There is no rules in magnet fishing. Now I'm super charged to do this.
@@biggerbehindthetrigger2814 Dont forget. Magnet fishing..... You are limited to only ferrous metal (ie steel) you will find non ferrous parts (aluminium/aluminum, copper, brass, lead, etc) ONLY if they are connected to this. Metal detector,......if its made of ANY type of metal. You will find it. Its not so much the depth that makes cheap detectors 'bad' but the way they respond and recover after detecting. Some of them just squeal, whine and make an unholy bloody continual racket that is hard to decipher and THIS is what puts most people off.
@@francisjohnification I'm looking forward to doing it. It's something that I have wanted to do for a long time. My great grandfather lived in Florida. After every storm treasures would wash up on shore. My grandfather found a gold box that had Ruby's and diamonds in it. Just walking around on the beach. He made a lot of money from it. After my grandmother passed away he took all there money. He gave my mom $85,009 dollars and kept half a million. I was supposed to get my great grandfathers Footlocker from WW1. I an the oldest great grandson and he wanted me to have it. He was the first officer on a few U-boats. It had his uniforms and his Luger and holster and his medals and my uncle kept them. He put in his will that I got the foot locker and the contents. He said they sold it with the house. My cousin said he had it. My cousin passed away in a motorcycle accident. Now I have no proof that he has it. It's just sad that he has to be like that and he is a born again Christian. Yea right.
Oi gosto muito de seus videos, desde garoto, sempre gostei da segunda guerra, gosto das estratégias E tecnologia Que eram usadas na época, espero seu novo video, um abraço!!!
I been trying to find the video on that huge command bunker, with the top upper room overlooking the bottom. If you know what I’m talking about, could you put the link up?
I need your help. can you link me some ambiant music that really gets the ambiance of ww2 right? not the ambiance of battles, but the ambiance of the waiting. for example, a lone german soldier sits in the cold weather in his little watchtower in the forest, just waiting while his comrades are far away. thank you ^^
@ Terry Grossman - funny comment i guess you`ve never seen the tails before ? it`s common to see women with fox & horse tails clipped on belt loop. i even seen pig and tiger tails its funny and a trend so wheres the harm in it lol
Will you be allowed to dig this site? That last dirt bank looked very promising. First time I have seen old radio tubes come out of the ground in decent condition. Also was wondering, are the bunkers considered property of the land owners? Or do they belong to some type of public trust or remain government property? I have been wondering how this all works considering the quantity of structures spread across several countries.
Thanks for sharing another great trip back in history. The soldiers daily items are always the best finds. So amazing.
i totally agree. it is all in the details. Thanks
I think you’re the best youtuber, I watch your videos all the time and think your accent is amazing, keep up the good work and soon you’ll be at 1 million
Will do and appreciate Your kind Words.
You're daughter and son have a special talent for finding relics of the past just like their father. What a amazing bunker complex! Somewhere has to be a floor plan for all the different types of bunkers. That made it through the war.
*their
And the grammar Nazi appears. I am certain you have made plenty of mistakes your self.
Duck Soldier I appreciate your feedback, it was late and my phone's auto correct does it's own thing!
@@terrygrossmann2295 just a spelling correction and that is funny considering my profile pic
thanks for watching,
Great looking bunkers, and always a treat to hear BBG joining in! Be sure to thank her for us!
Our pleasure!
Your vids only gets better, good work
Hi love your videos keep up the good work
will do and thanks
Seeing old war relics like these always makes me wonder how many soldiers who served there are even still alive today. I would imagine there are some old timers around who would rather forget that place than reminisce about being there.
same as i do Rich. Thanks for watching.
The tail was a nice touch, great location thank for the tour.
well , she doeas what she wants to i Guess. Thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter daran ist nichts falsch. Douglas
Good to hear you talk again and another great adventure....thanks
Thanks
your videos are wonderful and I like the way your explain what you find all the time thanks
Thanks Henry
So enjoyed watching this explore again. Finding relics and enjoying yourself with BBG.
Yes was a great location and very glad you enjoyed it. Thanks.
Thank you for posting the period pictures, it helps with visualization of how the location once looked.
Great Brad and thanks
Finding items without the metal detector! Great work! 👍🏻
a bit of Luck is great to have. Thank you my friend.
Great job as always. Thank you from California USA
Thank you
Dinky little personnel shelter you found. Finding believe I've seen one such as that before in your videos. This compound is extremely close to the coast.. A matter of meters in fact no? Great little finds in the earth too. Interesting as ever. Keep up the great work. Be safe. Be well 👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻🇬🇧
yes , great location and just love that kind of structures.. Thanks again for commenting and watching my friend.
Once again you have delivered an awesome video .Thanks
Glad yo uliked it. Thanks
A foxtail. :)
Just like with education, the foundation remains.
I met this type of bunker in Denmark.
The farmers now make good use of the bunkers.
The AEG box is where a three phase cable has arrived and is being implemented.
yes , these bunkers are in many Places. AEG is for sure a cool piece. Thanks Oma
the farmers should leave them alone.
Amazing gun placements and bunker shelters and then some special items. Thank you for such interesting videos!
Great Beverley and glad you enjoy it. Thanks.
Very amazing video well done and I love listening to your videos as I am blind and I am a white cane long cane user
thanks my friend
@@WW2HistoryHunter you are most welcome
Never diserpointing love your work thanks again
Thanks Chris
Love the video! Those Atlantic Wall fortifications are amazing, and some nice small finds! Tell your daughter I love her fox tail, that's so cool! Thanks for sharing!
will tell her and she brings it many ties when we hang out. Thanks Cynthia
I’m so glad I subscribed to your channel it inspires me to do what you do
how great to read and thanks for that my friend.
Another masterpiece great job Boath
Thanks my friend.
Just love watching your adventures, thanks for all your knowledge
Thank you Susan and we will show much more soon :)
Of course we always enjoy your videos my friend. I suspect the combination of your new equipment and the GOOD luck your daughter always brings on your excursions and WW2 hunting is why you seem to be finding more and more artifacts. Good luck and continue on WW2HH's (Dad and children)
well , only time ill tell. Thanks
Another great little adventure into history absolutely love your adventures.
Thanks
Beautiful scenery
It really is!
Great video.At 5.36,It almost looks like a face appearing in the window of the bunker.
ok and thanks for watching.
The first bunker looks like it could have been a bedroom for the Kommandant. Nice window and plastered walls make it a bit too good for ammo storage to me.
ok and thanks for watching my friend.
Always amazing!!! I’m just astonished with the wonderful places you get to visit. Sorry I was out of country for a while. But I will now be watching again!
Thanks
Wow what a view love these locations and cool finds enjoyed this video thank you
Thanks a lot Franz
Great work as all ways. I agree with others. You are one of the better RUclips people. Like I said great work. And could that have been an all clear call box mounted on the wall of the bomb shelter...Maybe ?
wow , appreciate Your kind Words Kevin and Greetings from us.
You never disappoint with your videos. Very much enjoy the history stories behind every adventure.. This is the best channel i look forward to every single episode notification. Would like to have some sort of relic from one of your adventures. Wishful thinking I guess. Looking forward to the next installment Mr. Hunter
Well , watch my Patreon and Paypal suportrs videos and you might get Lucky :) Thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter fingers crossed 😊
Hope all is well. Beautiful area..to explore!
yes all is great Pam and lots of New Places to show soon. Greetings from us
lol ! it looks like your daughter is turning into a woodland creature with all of the trips out into the woods you take her on. lol! the fox tail is hysterical! thank you so much for taking us along. ☆☆☆
Thanks a lot my friend and Greetings from us
Thanks for another great video always interesting and enjoyable
Thanks Erik , appreciated
It's amazing just how many bunkers were made!
yes 10s of thousands i guess. Thanks.
Very interesting and historical. Enjoyed seeing the artifacts. First time viewer.
Happy for that and lots more cool material for you to enjoy my friend and Greetings from us
Your videos are always a highlight, thank you very much!
thanks a lot for that
Cool bunkers for ammo storage and the flak gun position suoer cool.
Yes loved that location. Thanks :)
So many bunkers and gun placements. I recognized the barracks before you said anything. I’ve learned a lot watching your videos. I have to ask, did Bunker Buster Girl have a fox tail? It’s amazing how well the condition of these bunkers are being near the sea. Great finds in the trash pile.
Very glad to read that and yes BBG did have a fox tail,,dont know why but that is just her :) Thanks.
Well done boys! Excellent fortification films, well done!
Thank you
Hi great work love watching where you go
Thanks Garry
What can I say " Great Location" and another "Great Adventure" I can't wait for your next video !
More 2 come very soon my friend and thanks
Another great video..I always look forward to your new adventures..especially when your kids are involved. Keep up the great work. Wish I could help with funds..but just don't have any extra right now..but I like and share your videos all the time. It's all I can do for now.
highly appreciated and a great way to support Our work my friend. Thanks for that and Greetings from us
Awesome awesome finds! Great location. But you know I am in for that KM button ^^
ok great to know my friend and Greetings from us.
Another incredible video, my friend! I’ve never seen a bunker with a serrated ramp to move a gun in and out. Very cool. As a very involved Dad who loves history, I absolutely love the videos when you have your kids with you. What kind of food did the Germans have in those aluminum tins that you usually find at German sites? Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with us. Please keep the awesome videos coming and God bless you and your family, my friend!
the cans had meat inside and som ehad canned Fish. 'appreciate Your kind Words there my friend and thanks fo taking time to comment and share. Greetings from us
Very nice location loved the content. Always finding great history.
doing Our best to present you cool stuff to watch Joe. Thanks
WW2HistoryHunter and daughter, hi there folks what an amazing place you have taken us to,,realy enjoy these videos,love them all,👍,always makes my day when watching your vids,meany thanks for taking us along,😆.kc,keith,uk,loving it,,respect,,peace,👍.
was a great day out Keith. Thanks my friend.
WW2HistoryHunter ,,hi folks,keith here,wow means so much to hear from you guys,totaly loving your channel.,the very best by far👍,be safe my friends,kc,keith,uk,Scotland, peace,respect,👍.
I love the videos you made I love the the things you found a wonderful find 👍👍
cool to read Elizabeth and thanks for watching.
Great location and great views, great video as always, nice touch with the foxes tail, funny.
Appreciated my friend. Thanks
Curious to see the face of the coin. Couldn't help but notice the fox tail...lol.
Great location and thanks for watching my friend.
So very cool!! Great location thank's for sharing!!
more 2 come Joshua )
Another beautiful site. Cute fox tail too 👍!
he eh , she does what she does. Thanks Lisa
Thanx Hunter! Love it😀👍
Thanks Classe
12:43 That looks like the inside of a large transmitting valve/tube/lamp. The two discs are mica. Possibly a Telefunken LS-50 power pentode. These were used on German military radios and was later copied to become the soviet GU-50 value. Possibly there are other radio parts there.
We did find other radio bits there yes. Thanks Graham
BBG has a tail again🤣😂 2:45 THAT is definitely not a Regelbau???🤔 6:13 unusual find for the PAK house! 7:37 An AEG FELDTELEFON junction box. I would love one of these to restore and paint up!
Yes , such a great place to explore and thanks for being here Scopex :)
Great video as always ,girl with the foxes tail fantastic no harm in having a bit on fun 😄
Yeah , she does what she want to and no one can stop her '.) Thanks
Very good vid. Love the history. Got to see alot of it when i was in germany during the cold war. I was at bad tolze which was home of the SS.
thanks for watching.
As always, I enjoyed the history lesson..
Thanks john
Another awesome site 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great location. Thanks Adrian
Been watching your videos ever since you started posting and thoroughly enjoying them. I would find it helpful if you would tell us in what part of Europe the locations are as I don't even know which country they are filmed in. I would never expect you to reveal the location but just roughly where it is. Keep up the good work.
wow , how great to read and highly appreciated. when it comes to locations i am sorry to say that i never revela any of them. Sorry but i hope you understand. Thanks for taking tie to watch and comment.
Thanks always a great video Thank U Both
Great and appreciated Dale
Comme d'habitude...Superbe vidéo . Bravo ;-)
francis kerbouch oui
Merci :)
;-)@@WW2HistoryHunter
Your videos are amazing thank you for the content 🇮🇪💚
Thanks Eunan
Wow i like it. I like the flakk 88 positions😉
Thanks Roberto
Great Videos :)
Thanks Mike
I'm not sure if German engineering regulations were similar to the American ones, but typically when we build coastal defense or base/camp defense positions, we don't put ignitable heat sources (i.e. bunker stoves) into ammunition storage areas. Not that it doesn't happen, but when it does happen, people lose rank or worse. 🤣
Thanks for watching.
Another great and exciting vidio....why does the authority's of that area not keep those bunkers neat and tidy, those bunkers are a very big part of their WW2 history.
I agree but often they are farmers land and they decide. Thanks
This was a nice area , and some quality time with the kiddo . You are an inspiration to myself your viedos always make me smile
yes great to be out With them. Thankf or the kind Words.
ENJOYED for sure...ciao for now.
thanks for that my friend.
I love your daughters fox tail. Had to look twice, but, yup, a fox tail😀
yes she does what she likes and that is it :) Thanks Mary
Yes i agree with all the others ,,just keep them coming and like the rest keep safe and well
Will do and thanks Marilyn
Nice small finds. Was it a practice round? The AEG block was telephone, happened on a US Army bunker photo years ago and the handset was hanging on the side. Your daughters fox tail and to the video. Keep searching.
i think t was a practice round yes. thanks for taking time to comment and watch william
Nice video
thanks for that.
In getting a cheap metal detector. I was told by a guy who is in a club to buy a cheap one for my first one in case it isn't something that I want to do so o don't waist $300 on o good entrance level detector. I'm also going to get a 500 magnet for magnet fishing. I can't metal detect at the old Camp Grant because of unexploded ordinance. There is nothing about magnet fishing the river that the rifle range was at. They shoot across the river plus I can dig the backstop of the range. There are thousands of pounds of spent bullets that I can melt down and use to cast bullets. I can sell the jackets at the recycling center to pay for my powder.and primers. My ammunition doesn't cost me a thing to shoot. I can also but tin from them to help in the casting process. Thanks for the great video.
Bigger behind the trigger
Hi. It’s not always a good idea to buy cheap just to try anything really. . It’s the same in most things. I sell Cycles. You buy a cheap one to try before you see if you like the sport. It feels bad, feels cheap and is not so reliable. 2 or 3 rides you think “crap”, this ain’t for me. If you buy a cheap detector it can be really annoying and could put you off straight away. I have known people who did this exactly. Buy something good secondhand you can resell without losing too much. Or a mid priced one. You won’t regret it but I am sure as in most things cheapest is not usually any good. Especially with something electronic. Just a thought. Good luck in your quest. Regards from uk.
Ps. 300 dollars!? Sorry just re read your message. That should really be a minimum. I’m guessing as I don’t live in USA But here that would be maybe £200. Here you can get detectors for £100-£120 and they are more like a toy, good for a kid to have a bit of fun with. Don’t risk missing out on an excellent hobby and pastime Buddy. Get something reasonable. You won’t regret your decision. 👍👍👍👍
@@francisjohnification you are right. I could buy a used one from someone who isn't into it like they thought they would. I'm sure I can find a good used one for close to the price of a new cheap unit. Thanks for the advice. I'm sure the cheap ones only go down about 10 centimeters and don't give a good signal when I could get a good used one that can go deeper and give good signals. You get what you pay for. I bet I would miss a lot of things with a cheap detector. Plus I would look like a idiot to the seasoned detectors. There is a local club that I bet someone has one that they upgraded from that is still a good detector. You have a great day and thanks for the advice. I'm going to start a second channel for metal detecting and magnet fishing. I know the river that the rifle range used to shoot across has some gems in it. There is no rules in magnet fishing. Now I'm super charged to do this.
@@biggerbehindthetrigger2814
Dont forget. Magnet fishing..... You are limited to only ferrous metal (ie steel) you will find non ferrous parts (aluminium/aluminum, copper, brass, lead, etc) ONLY if they are connected to this. Metal detector,......if its made of ANY type of metal. You will find it. Its not so much the depth that makes cheap detectors 'bad' but the way they respond and recover after detecting. Some of them just squeal, whine and make an unholy bloody continual racket that is hard to decipher and THIS is what puts most people off.
@@francisjohnification I'm looking forward to doing it. It's something that I have wanted to do for a long time. My great grandfather lived in Florida. After every storm treasures would wash up on shore. My grandfather found a gold box that had Ruby's and diamonds in it. Just walking around on the beach. He made a lot of money from it. After my grandmother passed away he took all there money. He gave my mom $85,009 dollars and kept half a million. I was supposed to get my great grandfathers Footlocker from WW1. I an the oldest great grandson and he wanted me to have it. He was the first officer on a few U-boats. It had his uniforms and his Luger and holster and his medals and my uncle kept them. He put in his will that I got the foot locker and the contents. He said they sold it with the house. My cousin said he had it. My cousin passed away in a motorcycle accident. Now I have no proof that he has it. It's just sad that he has to be like that and he is a born again Christian. Yea right.
@@biggerbehindthetrigger2814
I think we have gone off topic here Buddy. lol.
Are most of these undiscovered and uncovered by you? Or are they just left in such a respectful condition by others?
some are actually unknown and some are known. Some har been totally buried for more than 70 years. thanks
Brilliant...thx!
Thanks Stav
Oi gosto muito de seus videos, desde garoto, sempre gostei da segunda guerra, gosto das estratégias E tecnologia Que eram usadas na época, espero seu novo video, um abraço!!!
Thanks for watching.
nice location!
Thanks Nancy
Great video,Im so jealous
Thanka my friend.
Very cool 😀😀👍🏻🔝
Thanks Mats
I been trying to find the video on that huge command bunker, with the top upper room overlooking the bottom.
If you know what I’m talking about, could you put the link up?
i dont recall that i am afraid to say. Thanks for watching.
"Peaceful times".
Keep on people...
will do and thanks
I need your help. can you link me some ambiant music that really gets the ambiance of ww2 right? not the ambiance of battles, but the ambiance of the waiting. for example, a lone german soldier sits in the cold weather in his little watchtower in the forest, just waiting while his comrades are far away. thank you ^^
you just have ot search the net and find soething you like. Thanks for watching
Hi HH , wonder if this position
Was over run by the allies or just
deserted by the Germans
Cheers
it was deserted at the end of the war. Thanks
I always know that ur Daughter was a FOX, her tail was showing this time, hehe.
I really had to laugh, thank you very much!
guess that makes her foxyhistoryhunter ha ha
Pervert. Put your tongue back in your mouth.
@ Terry Grossman - funny comment i guess you`ve never seen the tails before ? it`s common to see women with fox & horse tails clipped on belt loop. i even seen pig and tiger tails its funny and a trend so wheres the harm in it lol
Don't see any HARM in it, it just looks funny walking down the street.
Will you be allowed to dig this site? That last dirt bank looked very promising. First time I have seen old radio tubes come out of the ground in decent condition. Also was wondering, are the bunkers considered property of the land owners? Or do they belong to some type of public trust or remain government property? I have been wondering how this all works considering the quantity of structures spread across several countries.
some locations are just visited , no digging. Thanks for watching.
Moar detektor ;)
More to come my friend ) Thanks
I wanted to ask if you get permission from the land owner or are most of the sites open land?
IT all depends on location and so forth. Thanks mary
It’s intersting how durable this things are cosidering their age. My house is built in 70s and it isn’t that “time proof”
I think these germans thougth they built for a "1000 year empire". 😜
he he , bunker are often very well built. thanks
6th nice video thanks for them
Thanks Robert
Mais uma. Caminhada pelos bunker Manero show
Thanks
11:41 Warum liegt hier Stroh ?
PAK means: Panzer Abwehr Kanone
it sure does. Thanks
Was that a tail I see? Furries are everywhere
yes they are :) Thanks
a shell of once was
ok and thanks.
Ur the best I can't support u on PayPal though
you watching and commenting is a great support my friend. Thanks
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