Way to kind my friend. We are sitting in the camper van right now and Eagle Eyes says hello here. Today he found something very interesting for you to have , we just have to get back and restore it and you will be the future keeper of something pretty special my friend. Trip is going perfect , all is well and tomorrow , if all goes well , one of our greatest explores ever. Thank you so much and we send a summer greeting to you :)
We are sitting in the camper van now making ready for some sleep. Today was one heck of a day with EE doing a remarkable discovery of something we have never seen before and we will make sure that one of those will find a nice place on your shelf :) So far trip is just pure magic and epic and knock on wood for that. Tomorrow we might do one of our most exciting explores ever and cant wait to share that with you. Thank you for your fantastic support and keep having a great summer out there :)
Incredible video. I can imagine that bunker at the end being crammed with electronics and a large crew to identify targets and communicate out firing controls to the surrounding guns. Fantastic that the original wood has lasted this long. Thanks for taking us along!
What a new adventure. What a bunker, so well organized chaos what they built. Many original details. Big thumbs up for EE that he notices, sees and enriches your adventure experience
That is so kind of you my friend and we great ly appreciate that. EE is having a blast out there and this place was as he says " chaotic bunker " :) Thanks and a summer greeting to you my friend :)
Your incredible kind support is so appreciated. We hope you will pull through this my friend and we are praying for you for a good recovery. Keep smiling and we send a summer greeting to you :)
The layout is amazing, feels nautical! I iimagine it was very successful during operation! Would make a great getaway if rebuilt too. Great find, Thanks for sharing ❤🇬🇧
Yes it seems like a layout for the bridge of a surface ship. Maybe they made it this way because it's an island and they need to see all sides. Did you see any numbers from TODT?? That feature early in this video might have been ammo storage and the bars might have held some covering that extended out but it bent and damaged during an attack???
Good evening HH and EE this location is easily the finest for the condition of the fire control bunker I have had to watch the video twice already. So many original artifacts are crazy to find. This bunker is off the charts. Great work guys.
Finally able to catch up on your adventures, the wife has been in the hospital and I have not been able to watch. This was one crazy fortified island! The effort to build all this infrastructure is mind boggling! Wow, ammunition racks still in place; I don't think we have ever seen that before!! I would never have know that these metal posts were used to support machine guns if you had not educated us. They were standardized all along the Atlantic wall, must be hundreds of them still stuck in concrete! What an unusual fire control bunker! The interior was a one of a kind! So much wood still in place! Crazy level changes! So interesting! Thanks for taking us along! Stay safe and stay well!
That is not so good to read my friend and we will pray for your wife for a full and speedy recovery. Hope all works out Donald. This is a very unique area and we loved to find it and share it. More toc come later and be safe out there :)
10:58 That is a very interesting structure! The layout and design of the inside seems to be unique in the world of German WWII fortifications. I think that room under the wood decking was an electrical room.
You said it would be wild and was it ever!! I have never seen such a maze in a bunker. The weather sure showed why for some of the craziness. Great you had some shelter. Keep on keeping on! This was fantastic!!
That really was a treat - the original woodwork in the munitions bunker, all the steel shutters and doors and original cables. Chaotic but fascinating to imagine what it looked like and what it's purpose was. Thank you HH and EE for sharing this incredible location. EE, I loved your conversation with the sheep 😅❤
That was awesome, like you said, absolutely chaos but loved it, completely different making it really interesting. As always great video, great channel! 👌🙂
Fantastic eagle eyes and history hunter. Thanks for your videos 👍👍👍👍💜💜💜💜 if you ever decide to sell shirts, the logo history is everywhere on it would be a good idea.
That place is crazy! Can you imagine working in that rat maze? People would be bumping into each other constantly. I've no idea what the building with the bent up beams was. It's certainly odd that those beams are bent like that. A garage maybe?
What an extraordinary find. Have you ever come across a bunker such as this in the past? Thank you both for sharing this and as always " Good Hunting "
That was incredible that part of the shell holding racks were still there! The almost intact machinegun position was really something too. Most awesome was that fire control bunker! I so would've loved to have seen what the island looked like when it was functional and manned. The barracks and other buildings along with the bunkers and gun positions intact would be something to see. Looking forward to seeing more when you go back. Just love the coastal artillery positions. Sorry you had hurt your ankle. I'm figuring it's healed up by now?
Totally so , would have been so intereting to be there. All those men but very curious of how they managed the crows nest bunker at the same time :) Ankle is fully healed and all is well. Thank for your great support and we send a summer greeting your way :)
What a fascinating location. The way these structures are built are incredible. You have to wonder what they were used for. The one arch top bunker with the storage room beside it I wonder if it was for a pac gun? The large complex at the end of the video seems to be a command and communications center as well as a fire and control bunker. The two tables on the platform may have been used for plotting firing orders and the smaller one for communicating the orders to the gun batteries. Some of the mounts by the shutters may have been used for range finders. Love seeing this location.
Yes Anthony , what on earth is going on in that bunker. Totally chaos it seems but perhaps they had a plan , who knows. Loved it and we are out in the camper van and trip is going so well. Thanks and have a great summer.
That is the most unusual bunker you've ever shown us.That is so strange. I have no clue why they would have built this that way. Strange. Now that munition storage with the crate holders was awesome! For that to still be here is amazing! I would never have believed it was there if you hadn't shown it. The gun positions were massive. That has to be one of the most fortified positions you've ever shown us. This was definitely worth waiting for. Thank you HH and EE to for finding and sharing this. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Hi HH & EE, And also the sheep nice that you are there too. The ammunition store is still in good condition. The last bunker looks like a communication bunker.
We say hello to you from the camper van here and this place is such a crazy place and that bunker is a total chaos :) Thanks so much Oma and we send a summer greeting to you :)
I learned so much from that bunker. 1st time I have seen one with tables and other things, which shows that they did not have a lot of wasted space. Gives you a better idea how cramped those places could be because it took so much work to get the things built. Typical military, make sure the equipment is good, but creature comfort is a waste of space and money.
Totally so Larry. What a incredible bunker and as EE said , a bit of a chaos everywhere but we really liked that explore. Thanks and a summer greeting from us.
that was a cool place the metal plate that the German soldier hid behind I remember only one of the few stories my Grandfather told me about those plates were also used on the battlefield in WW1 because my grandad fired a round from his rifle which he herd the round hit the plate so he was close
That was fascinating! All the extra bits added on and all the cables makes me think of experimental Radar - there seemed to be endless shelves to fit the new equipment on as it arrived. A truly magnificent find, thanks EE and HH!
What a truly unique bunker. I love that so many details are still in place, including wooden fixtures(!). I'd be interested to find out if it was originally a WWI bunker or something as it just doesn't fit any sort of idea of German bunker building I've seen on this channel. Thanks again guys!
You were so right when you said there was more to come. That command and control bunker was like nothing I have seen before, and I think the same for you, just seemed to meander off in al sorts of different directions, but when it was built a different story, they knew what everything was for, and how it all worked together to make a fort. EE and that sheep made me laugh, like they really were talking to each other. Thank you for taking us with you on this adventure. Stay safe and well my friends
yes what a strange place that is. EE do have a special way to be around animals , they do like him it seems no matter what kind of animal. More to come and a summer greeting to you my friend :)
Again HH with the running trenches for skinny people. Most assured that TODT did not work on that. You are correct it is like a medieval castle of the F&C bunker. All sorts of add on sections that intertwined with each other. This place must have been a weapons mechanic nightmare. Notice that the North Atlantic is still unpredictable and unforgiving. My friend that is the most odd and unique island construction you shown to date. Glad to see you both got off of it and back to mainland safe. Heal-up stay safe and well. Good day to you EE.
I kow and i can figure out why everything was kind of scaled down there when it comes to human size in trenches. Chaos is the words that comes to mind at that bunker. Total chaos. Loved it and thanks for your fantastic support.
Wow......that bunker was just incredible and so was seeing the wooden ammunition storage cradles. Seeing things like that makes these places seem more alive somehow. Thank you guys for taking us along for the trip 👍🏻
Definitely an odd bunker. Perhaps they used what was available in the area. Great job explaining what you found. EE sure does have a way of communicating with the animals. Thank you and EE for the tour. Can't wait until you get back to this location. Take care and stay safe my friends.
Yes , what a chaos and who know why it was finished lie that. Just a wild place. EE says hello here from the camper van on his way to be and tomorrow there is very exciting things waiting us. Take care Allen and we send a summer greeting your way :)
EE also known as Dr Dolittle lol. Wow!! What a strange bunker. Its almost looks as if bits were added over the years to accommodate various different uses. Can't wait to see what other stuff you found here. Thanks HH and EE for showing us this brilliant location 👏
Have to agree with you, I have never seen a bunker built like that before!!! I really liked it lol. I was really amaze that the original metal shutters/windows/doors were still there! Seeing the ammo bunker with the original wooden plank holders still there is a first also; that def blew my mind!! Seeing that and in the previous seeing the gun rack, woohoo!!!! That one large open "bunker" I believe was for a pak gun with the ammo storage next to it. This has to be one of my favorite sites/areas you have taken us to. Thanks and hope we do go back and see what else is there. Stay safe, smile!!!
Well, that has to be the strangest place you have taken us to so far. It is difficult to understand what half of the construction was for, it must have been a heck of a busy station when it was manned during the war. As ever thanks to EE for guiding the old man! Stay safe my friends.
This island just keeps giving. It was really amazing to see the original wooden shell racks still there, after all these years. That was just an incredible find in itself. But that observation bunker takes the cake. What an amazingly unique bunker. All those mysterious outside doors and pockets, and the interior, still with most of their original fitouts, wooden slats, and steel doors. Just an incredible sight. The pedestal, and the bar, sticking out from the walls, underneath the vision ports are, most likely, for sighting compasses, used to calculate a targets' bearing. The big flat metal plate was probably the main map table. The whole bunker reeks of (apart from sheep, I assume), History. That would have been an incredible hive of activity during action stations. The rusty metal flakes all over the floor are from the unusual use of large metal plates for the roof of the various observation levels. It is a shame to think, that one day, Mother Nature, will have her way, and the bunker ceilings will rust away, and collapse, and we will lose an incredibly unique piece of WW2 history. But that is life, and at least we have these amazing videos from out HH Team to look back on. Thank you both for trekking to this special place, and sharing this incredible site with us. Cheers to you both! Stay safe and well!
EE said it is a chaos bunker and i would agree :) And yes it will eventually all rust away and be gone so glad we could share that with you :) Thanks and have a great summer :)
Wow!!Part one was incredible enough but this takes the proverbial biscuit! Your excitement at finding the wooden shell racks was infectious ,i almost spilt my tea!! Also that strange bunker looks like it was designed by a rogue architect determined to leave his mark on bunker construction.👍
Super cool man, been watching a couple of your videos, super passionate. I'm doing magnetfishing myself, I know the joy of finding something amazing. Found WW1 and 2 pistols, and a Spanish Airforce rifle (Mauser). But I'm genuinely jealous on the helmet you found a while back. Going to Paris on Tuesday, hope I can fin some nice ponds on my drive there and throw the magnet in. :)
Holy wow, what a spectacular fortified bunker system is absolutely amazing. an interesting bunker, thank you, Eagle Eye's and history hunter. Ps glad u both made it back safely from the storm.
This place is magnificent the two machine gun pit was so cool never seen that before! Well everything you showed us ,I’ve never seen before . The whole place was just great ! Thanks EE for finding the snapper shield with the writing on it great find ! HH & EE thank y’all ! Be careful! Be safe ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What an interesting firing control bunker. I don't think that one would have lasted throughout the Thousand Years Reich...too much salt damage. But it was very impressive!❤
very good history lesson. please keep it up. love your vids. if I could go back to Viet Nam ,all I would find are trees and weeds. keep up the good work. I love it.
Just think if we would've had defensive positions in the Philippines like these works, especially Corregidor. Gen. Homa would've had a much tougher time imagine leyte and Bataan so well fortified
@@WW2HistoryHunteres you need to add to your list of items taken on these trips something to deal with the spiders because you can't guarantee that you will find something suitable on the location. (Maybe a flyswatter because they are quite light? You might need to modify it to make it long enough.) (I don't like spiders either. )😊
@@WW2HistoryHunter It is interesting about your comment about when you know that it is safe. I wonder with some of these sites about the risk of unexploded ordinances? Vimy Ridge is the site of a very large and prolonged world war I battle where they tell you to stay on the trail as they say there would still be thousands of unexploded ordinances.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Thank you! It's been a tough one!! At least I have today through July 4 off. That means I get to be at my baby sister's 20 birthday on July 4! I haven't been able in years!
Very interesting WW2 Atlantic Wall position. Another intro of HH & EE off to yet another adventure. Yes, some people do have that special connection with annimals. It also seems like EE knows mountian sheep dialogue and for a minute there I thought you did also HH, when you blabbered blah, blah explaining the unique wooden ammo storage bins. Of course, EE was right when discovering the searchlight mount, perfect location. The anti-aircraft gun mount looked extremely heavy duty. Would have loved to see the original gun there. The MG stations were set up strategically also. The fire control station was impressive. You were right HH, that bunker was CRAZY!! So many shutters. It's a good thing you were able to go inside during that rainstorm. Weather can get pretty nasty on the coast. I could hear the wind and rain. Just shows how strong that structure still is with the concrete and steel reinforcements. Also, wonder what the pedestals were for?? Bad sheep using the bunker for their own private bathroom to do their dirty business. No respect. The shield with the original German production company name on it was a rare find. You were quite the tropper HH going out there with a hurt leg. Thank you HH and EE, thoroughly enjoyed that WW2 adventure. Please stay safe and keep smiling.
That was one craazy bunker. Wonder who the architect was that designed that monster? Just imagine the time spent constructing it . EE you never seem to amaze us. You can now add Sheep dialect to your list of languages you know. 😅 Of course, you had to run into spiders 🕷 HH. I bet there is so much more to see and discover at the site. Sorry to hear that you suffered a battle injury to your leg HH. I hope it's much better. Thanks EE & HH. Have loads of fun on the rest of your long summer roadtrip. 😊
@@WW2HistoryHunter good to hear , black fung is crappy stuff, thats why i never go inside old buildings :) , i'm definitely gone contribut for the camper when i can :) you peeps deserve it
Isn't there some way to find out what went on here. The reason for the way it is ? There has to be blueprints somewhere. The nazis kept records of just about everything. This is a very complex installation.
Little info is available actually but some say there are several "layers " of build and decisions and that is why it is like it is. I just love that place :) Thanks and more to come soon :)
I was wondering if this location was fabricated pre WW2? Obviously adopted by the Nazis after whatever country it is in and modified the interior. But nothing about it seems German in its original construction? I might be wrong.
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Thanks
So kind of you and will enable us to do even more to share. Thanks and be safe out there :)
Keep up the great work
Way to kind my friend. We are sitting in the camper van right now and Eagle Eyes says hello here. Today he found something very interesting for you to have , we just have to get back and restore it and you will be the future keeper of something pretty special my friend. Trip is going perfect , all is well and tomorrow , if all goes well , one of our greatest explores ever. Thank you so much and we send a summer greeting to you :)
Nice
Super island with a story to tell. Thanks for taking us there HH and EE.
Totally agree and thanks my friend :)
Great work, back up funds for current trip.
We are sitting in the camper van now making ready for some sleep. Today was one heck of a day with EE doing a remarkable discovery of something we have never seen before and we will make sure that one of those will find a nice place on your shelf :) So far trip is just pure magic and epic and knock on wood for that. Tomorrow we might do one of our most exciting explores ever and cant wait to share that with you. Thank you for your fantastic support and keep having a great summer out there :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I am glad it is going well and EE is doing great. Hope BBG enjoyed herself for her time with you. Take care stay safe.
This location is really insane...thank you guys 👍
Our pleasure!
Incredible video. I can imagine that bunker at the end being crammed with electronics and a large crew to identify targets and communicate out firing controls to the surrounding guns. Fantastic that the original wood has lasted this long. Thanks for taking us along!
yes most likely full of action but what a strange bunker that is. Thanks my friend and we send a summer greeting from us.
What a new adventure. What a bunker, so well organized chaos what they built. Many original details. Big thumbs up for EE that he notices, sees and enriches your adventure experience
That is so kind of you my friend and we great ly appreciate that. EE is having a blast out there and this place was as he says " chaotic bunker " :) Thanks and a summer greeting to you my friend :)
Ah. The infamous spider stick. A necessary device for exploring. As always , wonderful video!!!
Thanks again!
Thanks Hope this helps. I may have to delay extending more - hospital bills getting out of hand.
Your incredible kind support is so appreciated. We hope you will pull through this my friend and we are praying for you for a good recovery. Keep smiling and we send a summer greeting to you :)
The layout is amazing, feels nautical! I iimagine it was very successful during operation! Would make a great getaway if rebuilt too. Great find, Thanks for sharing ❤🇬🇧
Yes it seems like a layout for the bridge of a surface ship.
Maybe they made it this way because it's an island and they need to see all sides.
Did you see any numbers from TODT??
That feature early in this video might have been ammo storage and the bars might have held some covering that extended out but it bent and damaged during an attack???
I agree what a great place to explore and just loved it :) thanks.
Great Video as always and we got a Holy Madonna!
That is very kind of you my friend and we thank you for that :) Greetings from us.
Good evening HH and EE this location is easily the finest for the condition of the fire control bunker I have had to watch the video twice already. So many original artifacts are crazy to find. This bunker is off the charts. Great work guys.
Thanks 👍
WOWWW! What a bizarre bunker you found!! And no graffiti! Thank you HH and EE!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool position ! looks like multiple firing solutions could be calculated simultaneously. You guys are on a good one for sure, good job guys
This is a truly special place and with such interesting details. Thank you Dave and greetings from us.
Finally able to catch up on your adventures, the wife has been in the hospital and I have not been able to watch. This was one crazy fortified island! The effort to build all this infrastructure is mind boggling! Wow, ammunition racks still in place; I don't think we have ever seen that before!! I would never have know that these metal posts were used to support machine guns if you had not educated us. They were standardized all along the Atlantic wall, must be hundreds of them still stuck in concrete! What an unusual fire control bunker! The interior was a one of a kind! So much wood still in place! Crazy level changes! So interesting! Thanks for taking us along! Stay safe and stay well!
That is not so good to read my friend and we will pray for your wife for a full and speedy recovery. Hope all works out Donald. This is a very unique area and we loved to find it and share it. More toc come later and be safe out there :)
eagle eyes the sheep whisperer LOL
Sometimes i do feel he has a good way to communicate with animals :)
10:58 That is a very interesting structure! The layout and design of the inside seems to be unique in the world of German WWII fortifications. I think that room under the wood decking was an electrical room.
Totally agree and what a strange place. Loved it and greetings from us.
You said it would be wild and was it ever!! I have never seen such a maze in a bunker. The weather sure showed why for some of the craziness. Great you had some shelter. Keep on keeping on! This was fantastic!!
My thoughts exactly and what a location. Just shows you how different locations can be :) Thank you Stephanie and we send a summer greeting from us.
That really was a treat - the original woodwork in the munitions bunker, all the steel shutters and doors and original cables. Chaotic but fascinating to imagine what it looked like and what it's purpose was. Thank you HH and EE for sharing this incredible location. EE, I loved your conversation with the sheep 😅❤
So agree , chaos but interesting. EE loved the place and the animales :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Love your storytelling, and knowledge on the backstories of these sites you explore. WWII history is so interesting, thanks for sharing a piece of it.
We thank you for that and we send a greeting your way :)
That was awesome, like you said, absolutely chaos but loved it, completely different making it really interesting. As always great video, great channel! 👌🙂
Awesome, thank you!
Great content, good location, fantastic presentation. It is good to see EE enjoying himself.
Indeed EE is having a blast out there and we thank you for being here with us :)
Fantastic eagle eyes and history hunter. Thanks for your videos 👍👍👍👍💜💜💜💜 if you ever decide to sell shirts, the logo history is everywhere on it would be a good idea.
Will keep that in mind and " Never Surrender " could be a good one as well. Thanks Wendy.
That place is crazy! Can you imagine working in that rat maze? People would be bumping into each other constantly.
I've no idea what the building with the bent up beams was. It's certainly odd that those beams are bent like that. A garage maybe?
Totally so and we have never seen anything like it :) Thanks my friend.
That really is a crazy bunker. Thank you for exploring it while you have a bum ankle.
Thanks James :)
What an extraordinary find. Have you ever come across a bunker such as this in the past? Thank you both for sharing this and as always " Good Hunting "
No never seen anything like it. total chaos and just very unique. Appreciate you being here and greetings from us.
That was incredible that part of the shell holding racks were still there! The almost intact machinegun position was really something too. Most awesome was that fire control bunker! I so would've loved to have seen what the island looked like when it was functional and manned. The barracks and other buildings along with the bunkers and gun positions intact would be something to see. Looking forward to seeing more when you go back. Just love the coastal artillery positions.
Sorry you had hurt your ankle. I'm figuring it's healed up by now?
Totally so , would have been so intereting to be there. All those men but very curious of how they managed the crows nest bunker at the same time :) Ankle is fully healed and all is well. Thank for your great support and we send a summer greeting your way :)
you are one brave guy going through all that stuff haha love your videos
Thank you 😁
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history videos
Hello Earl and greetings from us in the camper van :) Have a great day :)
I enjoy your adventures today and you make me laugh with the use of your German words
What a fascinating location. The way these structures are built are incredible. You have to wonder what they were used for. The one arch top bunker with the storage room beside it I wonder if it was for a pac gun? The large complex at the end of the video seems to be a command and communications center as well as a fire and control bunker. The two tables on the platform may have been used for plotting firing orders and the smaller one for communicating the orders to the gun batteries. Some of the mounts by the shutters may have been used for range finders. Love seeing this location.
Yes Anthony , what on earth is going on in that bunker. Totally chaos it seems but perhaps they had a plan , who knows. Loved it and we are out in the camper van and trip is going so well. Thanks and have a great summer.
That is the most unusual bunker you've ever shown us.That is so strange. I have no clue why they would have built this that way. Strange. Now that munition storage with the crate holders was awesome! For that to still be here is amazing! I would never have believed it was there if you hadn't shown it. The gun positions were massive. That has to be one of the most fortified positions you've ever shown us. This was definitely worth waiting for. Thank you HH and EE to for finding and sharing this. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
We as EE said , what a chaos :) Thanks Julie :)
Awesome place to explore!
It really is!
Hi HH & EE,
And also the sheep nice that you are there too.
The ammunition store is still in good condition.
The last bunker looks like a communication bunker.
We say hello to you from the camper van here and this place is such a crazy place and that bunker is a total chaos :) Thanks so much Oma and we send a summer greeting to you :)
I learned so much from that bunker. 1st time I have seen one with tables and other things, which shows that they did not have a lot of wasted space. Gives you a better idea how cramped those places could be because it took so much work to get the things built. Typical military, make sure the equipment is good, but creature comfort is a waste of space and money.
Totally so Larry. What a incredible bunker and as EE said , a bit of a chaos everywhere but we really liked that explore. Thanks and a summer greeting from us.
That is the wildest design for a bunker ive ever seen...its like the winchester mystery mansion of german bunkers. Thanks so much for sharing!
that was a cool place the metal plate that the German soldier hid behind I remember only one of the few stories my Grandfather told me about those plates were also used on the battlefield in WW1 because my grandad fired a round from his rifle which he herd the round hit the plate so he was close
There you go and what a great place to explore. Thanks and summer greeting from us.
Great location. All the gun batteries i've visited over the years, i have never seen the original wooden shell racks still in place. Just amazing
I agree , what a great detail and we loved to be there. Thanks and greetings from us.
That was fascinating! All the extra bits added on and all the cables makes me think of experimental Radar - there seemed to be endless shelves to fit the new equipment on as it arrived. A truly magnificent find, thanks EE and HH!
Glad you enjoyed it we certainly did :) Thanks
Away for a few days , missed this crazy bunker . Thanks you for all your travels this was cool.
Glad you enjoyed it
It's a unique bunker system, many thanks Eagle eyes 👀.
Totally so and thanks my friend for being here :)
What a truly unique bunker. I love that so many details are still in place, including wooden fixtures(!). I'd be interested to find out if it was originally a WWI bunker or something as it just doesn't fit any sort of idea of German bunker building I've seen on this channel.
Thanks again guys!
It is for sure a German WW2 build and a very strange one :) Kind of chaos all over you could say. Appreciated Dennis and a summer greeting from us.
You were so right when you said there was more to come. That command and control bunker was like nothing I have seen before, and I think the same for you, just seemed to meander off in al sorts of different directions, but when it was built a different story, they knew what everything was for, and how it all worked together to make a fort. EE and that sheep made me laugh, like they really were talking to each other. Thank you for taking us with you on this adventure. Stay safe and well my friends
yes what a strange place that is. EE do have a special way to be around animals , they do like him it seems no matter what kind of animal. More to come and a summer greeting to you my friend :)
Again HH with the running trenches for skinny people. Most assured that TODT did not work on that. You are correct it is like a medieval castle of the F&C bunker. All sorts of add on sections that intertwined with each other. This place must have been a weapons mechanic nightmare. Notice that the North Atlantic is still unpredictable and unforgiving. My friend that is the most odd and unique island construction you shown to date. Glad to see you both got off of it and back to mainland safe. Heal-up stay safe and well. Good day to you EE.
I kow and i can figure out why everything was kind of scaled down there when it comes to human size in trenches. Chaos is the words that comes to mind at that bunker. Total chaos. Loved it and thanks for your fantastic support.
Wow......that bunker was just incredible and so was seeing the wooden ammunition storage cradles. Seeing things like that makes these places seem more alive somehow. Thank you guys for taking us along for the trip 👍🏻
Yes loved that place and great explore my friend. Thanks for being here :)
Another amazing video! The condition that some of these places are in is crazy!
Tell me about it
Definitely an odd bunker. Perhaps they used what was available in the area. Great job explaining what you found. EE sure does have a way of communicating with the animals. Thank you and EE for the tour. Can't wait until you get back to this location. Take care and stay safe my friends.
Yes , what a chaos and who know why it was finished lie that. Just a wild place. EE says hello here from the camper van on his way to be and tomorrow there is very exciting things waiting us. Take care Allen and we send a summer greeting your way :)
This place looks to have been confused about how to utilize its space. I’m super curious now about what all the complexities were for. Great find!
Yes i totally agree. What a chaos bunker but i loved to see that. Very strange place :) Thanks and a summer greeting from us.
What a crazy build !!!
It is for sure and thanks for being here :)
What a amazing fire control bunker and the poison is amazing.
Loved it and thanks Jacob :)
Another great video keep up the great work.... You and Eagle Eyes are finding amazing things
Thanks 👍
EE also known as Dr Dolittle lol. Wow!! What a strange bunker. Its almost looks as if bits were added over the years to accommodate various different uses. Can't wait to see what other stuff you found here. Thanks HH and EE for showing us this brilliant location 👏
EE is happy out there and we thank you for being here with us :)
Have to agree with you, I have never seen a bunker built like that before!!! I really liked it lol. I was really amaze that the original metal shutters/windows/doors were still there! Seeing the ammo bunker with the original wooden plank holders still there is a first also; that def blew my mind!! Seeing that and in the previous seeing the gun rack, woohoo!!!! That one large open "bunker" I believe was for a pak gun with the ammo storage next to it. This has to be one of my favorite sites/areas you have taken us to. Thanks and hope we do go back and see what else is there. Stay safe, smile!!!
Agree Colleen , what a great but as EE said chaos place :) Thanks and we send a summer greeting to you :)
Well, that has to be the strangest place you have taken us to so far. It is difficult to understand what half of the construction was for, it must have been a heck of a busy station when it was manned during the war. As ever thanks to EE for guiding the old man! Stay safe my friends.
i would agree in that and EE said it was a chaos place bunker and i agree :) We send a summer greeting your way my friend and be safe out there :)
This island just keeps giving. It was really amazing to see the original wooden shell racks still there, after all these years. That was just an incredible find in itself. But that observation bunker takes the cake. What an amazingly unique bunker. All those mysterious outside doors and pockets, and the interior, still with most of their original fitouts, wooden slats, and steel doors. Just an incredible sight. The pedestal, and the bar, sticking out from the walls, underneath the vision ports are, most likely, for sighting compasses, used to calculate a targets' bearing. The big flat metal plate was probably the main map table. The whole bunker reeks of (apart from sheep, I assume), History. That would have been an incredible hive of activity during action stations. The rusty metal flakes all over the floor are from the unusual use of large metal plates for the roof of the various observation levels. It is a shame to think, that one day, Mother Nature, will have her way, and the bunker ceilings will rust away, and collapse, and we will lose an incredibly unique piece of WW2 history. But that is life, and at least we have these amazing videos from out HH Team to look back on. Thank you both for trekking to this special place, and sharing this incredible site with us. Cheers to you both! Stay safe and well!
EE said it is a chaos bunker and i would agree :) And yes it will eventually all rust away and be gone so glad we could share that with you :) Thanks and have a great summer :)
Great video mate and E E keep hard work up guys
Thanks 👍
What a interesting location. That bunker was all over the place. I’m the same with spiders, not my favourite thing. Stay safe out there you two.
Thanks, you too!
Wow!!Part one was incredible enough but this takes the proverbial biscuit! Your excitement at finding the wooden shell racks was infectious ,i almost spilt my tea!! Also that strange bunker looks like it was designed by a rogue architect determined to leave his mark on bunker construction.👍
We agree my friend a really interesting and wild location it is. More to come and thanks for your great support.
Wow🎉🎉 What a cool location.
Loved it and thanks for being here :)
Superbly unique explore nice work
That is so kind of you and we appreciate you being here :)
Amazing, thankyou both for sharing!
All our pleasure and greetings from us.
It's amazing how much is still there... It makes us wonder how busy this bunker was with soldiers and officers!!
i imagine lots of men doing their duty in there but how they did it i can imagine as for me it looks like a total chaos :) Thanks.
Super cool man, been watching a couple of your videos, super passionate. I'm doing magnetfishing myself, I know the joy of finding something amazing. Found WW1 and 2 pistols, and a Spanish Airforce rifle (Mauser). But I'm genuinely jealous on the helmet you found a while back. Going to Paris on Tuesday, hope I can fin some nice ponds on my drive there and throw the magnet in. :)
Thanks for watching.
Outstanding work 👏
Thanks a lot 😊
Une découverte exceptionnelle !!! Peut être unique dans les constructions du mur de l,atlantique.continuez à nous surprendre.Tchuss,pierro 😊
Thanks for watching.
Holy wow, what a spectacular fortified bunker system is absolutely amazing. an interesting bunker, thank you, Eagle Eye's and history hunter. Ps glad u both made it back safely from the storm.
Such a interesting place and we appreciate you being here with us.
That’s amazing Video Definitely a interesting build Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Omg that's insane. I couldn't imagine being there. Only you and eagles eyes can find them. Great work.
Thanks for watching!
This place is magnificent the two machine gun pit was so cool never seen that before! Well everything you showed us ,I’ve never seen before . The whole place was just great ! Thanks EE for finding the snapper shield with the writing on it great find ! HH & EE thank y’all ! Be careful! Be safe ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
EE says thanks here form the camper van and yes this was a very special place Mark and we loved it :)
Well done guys a great video again
Thanks.
What an interesting firing control bunker. I don't think that one would have lasted throughout the Thousand Years Reich...too much salt damage. But it was very impressive!❤
Yes i do agree Cynthia. What a chaos at that bunker :) Great explore though :) Thanks.
very good history lesson. please keep it up. love your vids. if I could go back to Viet Nam ,all I would find are trees and weeds. keep up the good work. I love it.
Thank you very much!
Just think if we would've had defensive positions in the Philippines like these works, especially Corregidor. Gen. Homa would've had a much tougher time imagine leyte and Bataan so well fortified
Indeed and thanks William :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Good morning, you're very welcome indeed my friend, watch out for spiders.
@@WW2HistoryHunteres you need to add to your list of items taken on these trips something to deal with the spiders because you can't guarantee that you will find something suitable on the location. (Maybe a flyswatter because they are quite light? You might need to modify it to make it long enough.) (I don't like spiders either. )😊
very very nice
Always a pleasure my friend :)
I think eagle eyes has got a new friend the bunker is amazing that's a brilliant set up
Yes he has a special touch with animals i feel. Loved the place and more to come :)
I like how they used to camouflage the gun emplacements but surely you would just see the guns anyway
Agree and thanks for being here with us.
Awesomeness HH & EE, really cool amazing location! 👍👍💙💛✌
Thanks 👍
Fascinating structure! Thank you! HH I noticed at one point that you had EE go first was that to clear out the spiders? 😂
He he , well could be :) Just kidding he is so eager that sometimes he does go in first , when i know it is safe :) Thanks.
@@WW2HistoryHunter It is interesting about your comment about when you know that it is safe. I wonder with some of these sites about the risk of unexploded ordinances? Vimy Ridge is the site of a very large and prolonged world war I battle where they tell you to stay on the trail as they say there would still be thousands of unexploded ordinances.
SALUTE HERO!! Can you give EE and BBG a hug for me?
Done my friend and we hope you are having a great summer :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Thank you! It's been a tough one!! At least I have today through July 4 off. That means I get to be at my baby sister's 20 birthday on July 4! I haven't been able in years!
I would have had to go look inside the crate !
Great explore and thanks for watching.
Great video. Vrry cool
Thanks.
So where exactly is this island in terms of the Atlantic Wall?
Almost in the middle :) Thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter So the Netherlands?
that was undeed a strange bunker
It sure is and thanks :)
Great video cool 😎
Thank you my friend :)
Outstanding
Thanks my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter hope you and your son doing better health wise .
super videos.
Hoho vilka ställen ni hittar👍
This is a totally wild place yes. Thanks and more to come later :)
Very interesting WW2 Atlantic Wall position. Another intro of HH & EE off to yet another adventure. Yes, some people do have that special connection with annimals. It also seems like EE knows mountian sheep dialogue and for a minute there I thought you did also HH, when you blabbered blah, blah explaining the unique wooden ammo storage bins. Of course, EE was right when discovering the searchlight mount, perfect location. The anti-aircraft gun mount looked extremely heavy duty. Would have loved to see the original gun there. The MG stations were set up strategically also. The fire control station was impressive. You were right HH, that bunker was CRAZY!! So many shutters. It's a good thing you were able to go inside during that rainstorm. Weather can get pretty nasty on the coast. I could hear the wind and rain. Just shows how strong that structure still is with the concrete and steel reinforcements. Also, wonder what the pedestals were for?? Bad sheep using the bunker for their own private bathroom to do their dirty business. No respect. The shield with the original German production company name on it was a rare find. You were quite the tropper HH going out there with a hurt leg. Thank you HH and EE, thoroughly enjoyed that WW2 adventure. Please stay safe and keep smiling.
Loved that place and thanks for your great support :)
That was one craazy bunker. Wonder who the architect was that designed that monster? Just imagine the time spent constructing it . EE you never seem to amaze us. You can now add Sheep dialect to your list of languages you know. 😅 Of course, you had to run into spiders 🕷 HH. I bet there is so much more to see and discover at the site. Sorry to hear that you suffered a battle injury to your leg HH. I hope it's much better. Thanks EE & HH. Have loads of fun on the rest of your long summer roadtrip. 😊
Spiders are not fun :) Love this place and will share ore soon. Thanks :)
Wow, what a place and bless Eagle eyes talking to sheep
He he , well EE has a special way with animales i feel. Thanks David :)
how is it going with EE's broken arm? hopfully its healed well , and hopfully is your Black Funges gone!
EE\s arm healed about a year ago and i am working hard to get out of that lung crap for sure. Thanks and greetings from us.
@@WW2HistoryHunter good to hear , black fung is crappy stuff, thats why i never go inside old buildings :) , i'm definitely gone contribut for the camper when i can :) you peeps deserve it
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Isn't there some way to find out what went on here. The reason for the way it is ? There has to be blueprints somewhere. The nazis kept records of just about everything. This is a very complex installation.
Little info is available actually but some say there are several "layers " of build and decisions and that is why it is like it is. I just love that place :) Thanks and more to come soon :)
That green paint looks a lot better than those Russian disco colors.
In a way i agree :)
How did they constantly
Keep themselves supplied with
Ammunition being in such remote
And isolated landscapes
Well i guess they had good supply structure and systems. Thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter it's thank you
And Eagle eyes for going to those places
And making all of those superb videos
That was the craziest structure I have seen to date. Made little sense.
Very much so and thanks Lorele.
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Hello my friend and greetings from us.
Looks a little like the remains of a concrete made shpinx on that photo :-)
in a way yes :) Thanks.
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Thank you for that :)
I was wondering if this location was fabricated pre WW2? Obviously adopted by the Nazis after whatever country it is in and modified the interior. But nothing about it seems German in its original construction? I might be wrong.
No all made in WW2 by Germans and what a strange place that is. Thanks so much and greetings from us.
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