I really think I've learnt more about history from you and EE than I ever did from my teachers at school. I've always been fascinated with the history of ww2 and this is why I love your channel so much. Thank you for educating all of us with your adventures. Stay safe my friend
It’s remarkable the wood is still there around the openings of the machine gun slots. They must have treated the wood with something for it to last that long near a beach area. The shelves in the bunker looks like they would put the soldiers to far back from the opening. Still great to see. Love how you show us the small details that others would consider insignificant.
On the crest of the hill, bovine mine field clearing devices... I like the fixed, ground level audio synced with your walkaway movement. A nice variety of video angles.
History flashes before your eyes on your explorations. Thank you. Your hard work is evident not only at the site and the surrounding landscapes but the incredible editing of your video. And of course I love your music intro's. I really wish I could afford to be a better patron because I love your videos and anxiously wait for the next one. Eagle Eyes must be in school. Tell him we miss him and can't wait for his next adventure.
Oh, wow. What more can I say? This is, I think, the best and most beautiful video you have ever shared with us. Thanks, HH, for sharing this amazing location. Superb music and editing. I love it.
Great discovery. As much as I view these locations I can't ignore what went on here. To see this after 70 plus years is so emotional to me. To know the loss of life here from both sides is so very sad to ponder. Thank you for taking me here.
I stumbled upon your channel a few years ago and all I can say is WOW! Your videos are awesome and your enthusiasm is contagious. One day I hope to visit Europe and see some of these fantastic sites, but until then I will live vicariously through your videos. Thanks so much for what you do.
WW2HistoryHunter, ,,wow,,what a place you have taken us too this week,,,unbalevable,,,fantastic,,,out of this world,,you just keep delivering nothing but the best,,, (fact),,,the construction of these bunkers just totaly blew me away,so happie you took us along as usual,👍,amazing video,,amazing place,,best channel by far,thanking you so much for this,,always a fan,kc,keith,uk,👍,be safe,total appreciation always,,,keep smiling folks☺,,,,,,keith,,
Brother I've watched you for seems like 5 years now that was one of the best video's yet the BEAUTY and you laying down as the allies would have faced the bunker again from America 🇺🇸 thank you without you we would never know .... Respect my friend I truly appreciate it
Thank for all that you do, this would indeed be one of if not the best history channels to watch. The view here are amazing, you do find some great spots, what I can't get over is how well the Germans built all this stuff. Thanks you for sharing.
Very cool! The view is spectacular. I would love to take a German WWII Veteran back to one of these posts that they served at and hear the stories of what it was like.
It’s so crazy that these buildings hold so many stories that are untold , a lot of people could’ve died/written to loved ones/ laughed with their comrades and lived their life right around those walls , we’re lucky that they still stand with their bullet scars otherwise these areas would just be another field with a forgotten past
Iv said this in many of your videos but to me the Atlantic Wall is one of the most fascinating and intriguing structures ever built even today it would be an architectural feat.
Great spots, bunkers are in fantastic condition for their age and the weather. Keep going soon we will be able to picture map the whole wall. Stay safe.
They were a generation of tough men. My grandad was a tail gunner. Had tinnitus his whole life after ww2 and never complained. Even when he got vertigo and fell over. Mine started a yr ago, and I can barely cope sometimes.
Thank you sir! I really appreciate your dedication to sharing knowledge and history. Ive been watching WW2HH for years now and you always deliver some new bit information.
Thanks for another awesome video!! Nice to see the German bunkers up close and in detail for individuals like me who are in the states and can’t come to see them all for myself. It provides a great detail for information and your work in historic preservation is always commended and I continue to plug your channel in every video that I do. Greetings, great work and God bless my friend!!!
What a beautiful place, thank's for taking us along!! It's about time for you and your son to dust off the old drone and get some sweet footage! Maybe even use the drone to find spot's when your lost and can't find your path!
What a great view of the Atlantic Wall set up by the Germans to protect the continent... As always your a great educator in WWII histories and setups... Thank you my Friend... be well...
Another amazing location. What I would give to have the chance to visit these sites. Thank you for theese glimpses into the past. Much love & respect always
Yet again another great video as allways And I'm liking the new style as you comentate as your walking away Keep it up and look forward to seeing more x
Another outstanding video. How cool to find those bunkers in such amazing condition. If you don’t mind me asking, what country along the Atlantic Wall were you filming from here?
Thank you for sharing another Great location. The details were amazing. Made my lunch break so much better. Can't wait for the next adventure, be safe my friend.
How long had you been going on these adventures before you decided to do a RUclips channel. The knowledge you have on all your videos, you must have been studying about these areas and the items found for quite a while. I enjoy seeing these untouched bunkers. The graffiti on a lot of them takes away from there history. I agree with you that the sound inside the bunker when firing the guns had to be defining. I have several guns that I have to wear hearing protection because they are so load. I can only imagine firing them inside a bunker. You always take us to the best locations.
Your Video is real good You Show all the deatails and little things and that is very good And you dont juge about the soldiers You describe the Horror and the Pain and the suffering on each sides Go on and stay healthy ( i have Borrielljose too) Stay save good bless you Yours Frank
I find it intriguing that the actual "wall" would be behind the mg bunkers. I would think it'd of been more tactically sound for the wall to be between the beach and the bunkers
I mentioned in previous video you showed a fox hole /trench system. As metal detector only reaches so far to dig out a part of trench into fox hole to find soldiers rubbish etc at bottom . Lot of work but if you select right trench busy parts it should reward greatly. Wish I could help thanks for videos bit of food for thought
In all my travels on the Atlantikwall i have not come across this type of MG bunker. Although i do know they had local variations and SK (Sonderkonstruktion) Specially built bunkers.
You know ,You always amaze me, with all the different styles of bunkers and the views that one gets to see from them ,some are monstrous, and then some are would make style wise ,could be made into a lovely home with the vista ,i am dreaming ,,, .As usual you and your family are great ,take care ,
Are you sure there isn’t one across the beach, because MG and anti tank bunkers used the concept of the kill box in WWII. It is basically where a bunker is made opposite each other like say on the other side of (in this case) a slope making a easier way up the coastal cliffs. The bunker's firing arch’s will over lap with each other creating a triangle or gem shaped kill box.
As always another great vid! It's amazing how well constructed the German bunkers were constructed, and still survive so well, here in the UK there is no comparison, much weaker a lot less of them! Great shot of you on the cliff top looking out to sea, 👍
Hi HH Not sure what was worse running up the beach and seeing that bunker Or being in the bunker and watching the troops land knowing that They will get there Cheers
Thanks for that! Ive never given thought to what it might be like for soldiers in a bunker. Especially a D-Day bunker. To see so many ships carrying so many troops there must have been a feeling of hopelessness.
I didn't get notified of this video till now. Damn You Tube. Don't worry, I yelled McDonald's to the cows. Hahaha. Loved the video. Man those bunkers would have been terrifying if you were in it or outside attacking it. Loved it. Take care brother.
@@WW2HistoryHunter The Atlantic Wall fortifications are amazing constructions and built with the dreadful use of slave labour under Organisation Todt. I'm glad that many of them survive to tell this story. History is fascinating! Much looking forward to your next video. Best wishes, Sue.
Love your videos have you ever been to the bunkers in calais was passing through in May they look huge very close to the port not sure if you can get near them
Hey! First comment about your excellent work after 2 and half year's that i am watching you. I coming from Greece with friends for a roadtrip in germany, france and Zurich. First station Frankfurt, then Nuremberg, black Forrest , Strasbourg and Colmar ( one town per day ) You have any nice and historical spots to suggest? We will rent a car from Hertz we coming this Sunday 1/12 until next Sunday 8/12. Any suggestions will be thankful.
have you thought about looking at German areas with free online LIDAR maps? It's pretty cool, it strips away all the trees so you can see the ground below the tree tops
@@WW2HistoryHunter do you have link to a free online one? I love trying to find locations on google earth, but so many trees. I really can only checkout stuff on the Atlantic wall. You're doing things and going places I always wanted to do. thanks for doing this for us all. I'd become a patrion, but still out of work due to covid-19
Perhaps a fastening for some sort of hatch that was fixed into the outer concrete frame as a protection against cold and draft. I am German and i can say it - we are crazy when it comes to closed windows! You have to have the chance to open a window just a bit to let in fresh air 😉 If there was a hatch (and with the climate out there it most probably existed) there must have been something to fasten the hatch in different positions.
Bunkers weren’t a great idea as when the enemy over took the shelter the position was lost, the soldiers were left locked inside and can’t escape when attacked. A mobile facility was the and is the only way to defend your position so you can move around when required. Bunker were a very poor idea in military warfare, hench they are no longer considered these days in the theatre of war. By the way the bunkers at Normandy were over run within 48 hours of the allied forces landing.
4:18 😮🏃♂MINEN?? running away....... They spent all that time building all these bunkers in this area, but the allies RARELY went near it.........must have been a really easy posting for the troops as you say. Probably on the beach all day or playing football! When we were shooting on the range every year to keep our weapons certificates current - that was loud enough. Let alone in an ENCLOSED BUNKER! We had ear plugs - these guys didnt!!
I really think I've learnt more about history from you and EE than I ever did from my teachers at school. I've always been fascinated with the history of ww2 and this is why I love your channel so much. Thank you for educating all of us with your adventures. Stay safe my friend
So greatly appreciated John and greetings from us.
Thanks @WW2HistoryHunter. We love your small adventures!! Hallo from Mexiko!
Thanks a lot for that and Greetings to Mexico
It’s remarkable the wood is still there around the openings of the machine gun slots. They must have treated the wood with something for it to last that long near a beach area. The shelves in the bunker looks like they would put the soldiers to far back from the opening. Still great to see. Love how you show us the small details that others would consider insignificant.
That wood stunned me too seing it still there so close to the ocean. Very special that is is. Thanks Anthony.
As someone that can barely get around anymore I deeply appreciate the lengths you go to share these incredible sites. Thank you!
Highly appreciated my friend and Greetings from us.
On the crest of the hill, bovine mine field clearing devices... I like the fixed, ground level audio synced with your walkaway movement. A nice variety of video angles.
Appreciated and greetings from us.
History flashes before your eyes on your explorations. Thank you. Your hard work is evident not only at the site and the surrounding landscapes but the incredible editing of your video. And of course I love your music intro's. I really wish I could afford to be a better patron because I love your videos and anxiously wait for the next one. Eagle Eyes must be in school. Tell him we miss him and can't wait for his next adventure.
WOw , so great to read and thank you for the kind Words Lorele and Your thoughs AND support is highly appreciated. Greetings from us.
Oh, wow. What more can I say? This is, I think, the best and most beautiful video you have ever shared with us. Thanks, HH, for sharing this amazing location. Superb music and editing. I love it.
Thank you so much Cynthia :)
Great discovery. As much as I view these locations I can't ignore what went on here. To see this after 70 plus years is so emotional to me. To know the loss of life here from both sides is so very sad to ponder. Thank you for taking me here.
So true and i " feel " the same often being there. Thanks Joe
I stumbled upon your channel a few years ago and all I can say is WOW! Your videos are awesome and your enthusiasm is contagious. One day I hope to visit Europe and see some of these fantastic sites, but until then I will live vicariously through your videos. Thanks so much for what you do.
So glad to read that and Greetings from us Robert
WW2HistoryHunter, ,,wow,,what a place you have taken us too this week,,,unbalevable,,,fantastic,,,out of this world,,you just keep delivering nothing but the best,,, (fact),,,the construction of these bunkers just totaly blew me away,so happie you took us along as usual,👍,amazing video,,amazing place,,best channel by far,thanking you so much for this,,always a fan,kc,keith,uk,👍,be safe,total appreciation always,,,keep smiling folks☺,,,,,,keith,,
Appreciated Keith and greetings from us.
What amazing video with all those bunkers you found but the view is beautiful there thank can't wait to see more
Yes Auntie , excellent views and great location. Thanks and more to come soon
Brother I've watched you for seems like 5 years now that was one of the best video's yet the BEAUTY and you laying down as the allies would have faced the bunker again from America 🇺🇸 thank you without you we would never know .... Respect my friend I truly appreciate it
Wow , how great to read and thanks for that.
you didn't get a kissy heart ?
@@QuantumMechanic_88 💞
@@QuantumMechanic_88 do you feel better some hearts for ya .... Lol
I don't need hearts -> I'm filthy rich & LMAO . Have a great Holiday Season .
Loved the gun bunkers. Great location! Thanks HH .👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Loved them too my friend and thanks again fro your great support :)
Thank for all that you do, this would indeed be one of if not the best history channels to watch.
The view here are amazing, you do find some great spots, what I can't get over is how well the Germans built all this stuff. Thanks you for sharing.
Glad you liked it and appreciate you commenting and watching. Greetings from us.
Thank you for another great adventure ! Looking forward to the next video !
More 2 come soon :)
Can you do more magnet fishing in that lake where you found that ww2 ammo box? : )
More magnetfishing later. Thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter with waders :)
I love this channel so much. It's so great to see these structures still intact for the most part! You rock!
Thanks my friend.
Very cool! The view is spectacular. I would love to take a German WWII Veteran back to one of these posts that they served at and hear the stories of what it was like.
Thanks Jay :)
Great work! Your videos are amazing and your descriptions and background information are very interesting. Keep up the good work.
Wow , highly appreciated Tom
An another Nice finding site. Nice MG 34 MACHINEGUN bunkers. AWESOME!
Thanks Roberto
Another great video and some wonderful structures that are still standing after all of this time, keep the videos coming.
So glad you liked it and Greetings from us
It’s so crazy that these buildings hold so many stories that are untold , a lot of people could’ve died/written to loved ones/ laughed with their comrades and lived their life right around those walls , we’re lucky that they still stand with their bullet scars otherwise these areas would just be another field with a forgotten past
SO true and lgad history is left alone somewhere. Thanks josh
Iv said this in many of your videos but to me the Atlantic Wall is one of the most fascinating and intriguing structures ever built even today it would be an architectural feat.
That was like we stepped back into the past. Those shelf devices were very interesting. I had no idea they had those in the bunkers.
Lots of New Things to learn i think. Thanks Thomas
Great spots, bunkers are in fantastic condition for their age and the weather. Keep going soon we will be able to picture map the whole wall. Stay safe.
yes these 2 are very pristine and no grafitti and crap. Thanks William
Exactly. No ear plugs! I can’t imagine the amount of hearing loss for soldiers firing in such spaces. Life long ear ringing.
They were a generation of tough men. My grandad was a tail gunner. Had tinnitus his whole life after ww2 and never complained. Even when he got vertigo and fell over. Mine started a yr ago, and I can barely cope sometimes.
Thanks for watching.
Bunkers in amazing location and in outstanding condition , lucky for now no vandal or trophy hunter has found it yet . Truly a moment caught in time .
Great location for sure. Thanks for watching and for comment
Thank you sir! I really appreciate your dedication to sharing knowledge and history. Ive been watching WW2HH for years now and you always deliver some new bit information.
Thank you my friend for the kind Words and for taking time to watch. Greetings from us.
Thanks for another awesome video!! Nice to see the German bunkers up close and in detail for individuals like me who are in the states and can’t come to see them all for myself. It provides a great detail for information and your work in historic preservation is always commended and I continue to plug your channel in every video that I do. Greetings, great work and God bless my friend!!!
Thanks for watching.
What a beautiful place, thank's for taking us along!! It's about time for you and your son to dust off the old drone and get some sweet footage! Maybe even use the drone to find spot's when your lost and can't find your path!
He he , who knows it might be sooner then never :)
What a great view of the Atlantic Wall set up by the Germans to protect the continent... As always your a great educator in WWII histories and setups... Thank you my Friend... be well...
Great location indeed and interesting details to see. Thanks Ted.
Holy crap. That was an effing awesome video. Those pillboxes looked very menacing
they sure do and look small but could inflict serious damage to the enemy. Thanks A E
@@WW2HistoryHunter Depending, of course, of whom the enemy was...
Another amazing location. What I would give to have the chance to visit these sites. Thank you for theese glimpses into the past. Much love & respect always
Thanks again my friend for watching and for comment and for Your great support.
Awesome stuff, thank you History Hunter!
Thanks M
Yet again another great video as allways
And I'm liking the new style as you comentate as your walking away
Keep it up and look forward to seeing more x
Thanks for watching.
Could you imagine the noise of the machine guns in those buildings they must have going deaf thank you for this beautiful video
would have been loud yes. Thanks.
Another great Journey and adventure thank you HH team... just joined your Patreon happy tohelp support you making these great videos
Wow , so great to read and welcome to the WW2HH Team. Check out the next Patron update and giveaway video for News and more. Thanks my friend.
Another outstanding video. How cool to find those bunkers in such amazing condition. If you don’t mind me asking, what country along the Atlantic Wall were you filming from here?
Locations are never shown my friend and thanks for watching.
WW2HistoryHunter - I understand. Wasn’t looking for any specifics. I was curious if the general area. Regardless, I always enjoy the videos. Thanks!
Thanks for the great videos ! I often find myself thinking about the soldiers who were manning these fortifications waiting for the inevitable .
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Thank you for sharing another Great location. The details were amazing. Made my lunch break so much better. Can't wait for the next adventure, be safe my friend.
How great to read Allen and gave a smile on my face Reading that. Have a great luch and Greetings from us.
Excellent video thank you for your efforts to show us these amazing structures best channel on RUclips
Wow , highly appreciated Mal
Thank you for the adventure!!!!
Appreciated my friend :)
How long had you been going on these adventures before you decided to do a RUclips channel. The knowledge you have on all your videos, you must have been studying about these areas and the items found for quite a while. I enjoy seeing these untouched bunkers. The graffiti on a lot of them takes away from there history. I agree with you that the sound inside the bunker when firing the guns had to be defining. I have several guns that I have to wear hearing protection because they are so load. I can only imagine firing them inside a bunker. You always take us to the best locations.
Well i have actually roamed around places like this for as long as i can remember and loving it :)
We are already going to December, the end of the year.
A beautiful setting, beautiful to see.
Much is still good.You are a good person
yes , such a beautiful location and glad no snow :) Thanks Oma
@@WW2HistoryHunter Well, snow is expected in the Netherlands, so it will already have fallen in the north.
I did enjoy the view, it was awesome ! the bunkers were a great find and I look forward to the next video.
Thank you Eric for that and greetings from us.
Thanks, another interesting set of bunkers!
GLad yo uliked it :)
Very Nice the bunkers and surroundings thanks for showing greets from the Netherlands
Thanks Arte
History Hunter, thanks for sharing history with us. Why don't you do your metal detecting in and around these bunkers?
Some locations are only visited. Thanks
great video as always folk :)
Thanks for taking time to comment and watch my friend.
Thank you yet again for a great insite into your investigations
Great history
Appreciated :)
Nice bunkers . Nice find too 👍.
Thanks 👍
Thanks history hunter , appreciate your hard work 👍👍👍💜💜
We appreciate YOU here with us Wendy :)
Your Video is real good
You Show all the deatails and little things and that is very good
And you dont juge about the soldiers
You describe the Horror and the Pain and the suffering on each sides
Go on and stay healthy ( i have Borrielljose too)
Stay save good bless you
Yours Frank
Highly appreciated Frank and Greetings from us.
What a beautiful Duty station!
Love such lonely places like that and thanks my friend.
Damn, I love this stuff.
Thanks for watching.
Great video. always a pleasure to watch. Thanks for sharing. 👍
Appreciated and thanks.
What a historical video, thanks history hunter
Thank you Luke :)
Beautiful! I just love Machine gun locations and those Bunkers!
Thanks Max
I find it intriguing that the actual "wall" would be behind the mg bunkers. I would think it'd of been more tactically sound for the wall to be between the beach and the bunkers
ok and thanks for watching.
That’s some very nice scenery
i think so too. THanks
I mentioned in previous video you showed a fox hole /trench system. As metal detector only reaches so far to dig out a part of trench into fox hole to find soldiers rubbish etc at bottom . Lot of work but if you select right trench busy parts it should reward greatly. Wish I could help thanks for videos bit of food for thought
Thanks Simon
In all my travels on the Atlantikwall i have not come across this type of MG bunker. Although i do know they had local variations and SK (Sonderkonstruktion) Specially built bunkers.
There are lots of them around actually.Thanks for taking time to comment and watch.
Another good one! Thanks!
Appreciated my friend.
love the new standing talking cam
Glad you liked it. Thanks
Another nice find.
Thanks Erik
You know ,You always amaze me, with all the different styles of bunkers and the views that one gets to see from them ,some are monstrous, and then some are would make style wise ,could be made into a lovely home with the vista ,i am dreaming ,,, .As usual you and your family are great ,take care ,
He he , great to read Marilyn. Thanks for watching.
Are you sure there isn’t one across the beach, because MG and anti tank bunkers used the concept of the kill box in WWII. It is basically where a bunker is made opposite each other like say on the other side of (in this case) a slope making a easier way up the coastal cliffs. The bunker's firing arch’s will over lap with each other creating a triangle or gem shaped kill box.
i see. Couldnt see any more out there. Thanks for watching.
Great video my friend 😊👍
Thanks Spiderman :)
As always another great vid! It's amazing how well constructed the German bunkers were constructed, and still survive so well, here in the UK there is no comparison, much weaker a lot less of them!
Great shot of you on the cliff top looking out to sea, 👍
Great Glenn and thanks from us.
@3:33 it looks like some structure on the bottom of the hill side. Love the video -)
ok and thanks Allan B
@@WW2HistoryHunter No thank you for providing us viewers with the great videos
Wonderful.
Thanks Tiger
cool video my friend 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Good thing my friend and Greetings from us.
Hi HH
Not sure what was worse running up the beach and seeing that bunker
Or being in the bunker and watching the troops land knowing that
They will get there
Cheers
Thanks for that! Ive never given thought to what it might be like for soldiers in a bunker. Especially a D-Day bunker. To see so many ships carrying so many troops there must have been a feeling of hopelessness.
So good to see you enjoyed it. Thanks
Good thought Martin. Indeed what would be worst...Thanks again and more 2 come soon
I didn't get notified of this video till now. Damn You Tube. Don't worry, I yelled McDonald's to the cows. Hahaha. Loved the video. Man those bunkers would have been terrifying if you were in it or outside attacking it. Loved it. Take care brother.
Ok and thanks for comment and for watching and Greetings from us.
Another excellent video! But the Allies got them in the end...
Indeed they did :) Thanks Sue
@@WW2HistoryHunter The Atlantic Wall fortifications are amazing constructions and built with the dreadful use of slave labour under Organisation Todt. I'm glad that many of them survive to tell this story. History is fascinating! Much looking forward to your next video. Best wishes, Sue.
Love your videos have you ever been to the bunkers in calais was passing through in May they look huge very close to the port not sure if you can get near them
not yet :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter keep up the good work
The bunkers you saw close to the port was probably Oldenburg battery.
Yes it is huge and normally you can get inside.
Holy moly
Thanks :)
Now so peaceful.
Indeed Pam and greetings from us.
Another adventure into WWII ... Thank you from Colorado USA.
Was that a date written above the port on the the second bunker?
i think so. Thanks Michael
Wow what a view amazing
Great day and great location indeed. . Thanks.
Cool
Thanks for that.
In your research of that particular area, did you come across any evidence of landings by allied forces? Other than the few apparent impact holes.
Well , lloking into that :) Thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter Stay away from cold water!! Remember, if you do...swear like a sailor, and the pain will not be as bad!
Wow awesome
Thanks
Hey i found a bunker in capetown but theres still stuff. Wanna check it out?
well a bit far away i would Guess. Thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter plesure i love ww2 history
nice
GLad you liked it
Amazing
Thanks Peter.
Hey! First comment about your excellent work after 2 and half year's that i am watching you.
I coming from Greece with friends for a roadtrip in germany, france and Zurich. First station Frankfurt, then Nuremberg, black Forrest , Strasbourg and Colmar ( one town per day )
You have any nice and historical spots to suggest? We will rent a car from Hertz we coming this Sunday 1/12 until next Sunday 8/12. Any suggestions will be thankful.
Thanks for watching and commenting. You just have to do some Research and you will find many interesting locations. Thanks
Great video. Where bouts were you at? North Western German coast?
Locations are not given. Thanks for watching.
have you thought about looking at German areas with free online LIDAR maps?
It's pretty cool, it strips away all the trees so you can see the ground below the tree tops
We do all the time. Thanks
@@WW2HistoryHunter do you have link to a free online one?
I love trying to find locations on google earth, but so many trees. I really can only checkout stuff on the Atlantic wall.
You're doing things and going places I always wanted to do. thanks for doing this for us all. I'd become a patrion, but still out of work due to covid-19
How can I donate to you I do not have PayPal?
i really couldnt tell my friend , perhaps being a Patron ? Thanks for taking time to watch.
@@WW2HistoryHunter do you take credit cards
where do you get these pics from?
From several sources. Thanks.
What did the sign say that was on the beach at time 6.00???
i dont know. Thanks
A Beautiful Madonna day again.. awesome.
Thanks Serge
What was the bracket for on the window frames for was it barbed wire ??🇬🇧😎
i couldnt tell. Thanks
Perhaps a fastening for some sort of hatch that was fixed into the outer concrete frame as a protection against cold and draft. I am German and i can say it - we are crazy when it comes to closed windows! You have to have the chance to open a window just a bit to let in fresh air 😉
If there was a hatch (and with the climate out there it most probably existed) there must have been something to fasten the hatch in different positions.
Bunkers weren’t a great idea as when the enemy over took the shelter the position was lost, the soldiers were left locked inside and can’t escape when attacked. A mobile facility was the and is the only way to defend your position so you can move around when required. Bunker were a very poor idea in military warfare, hench they are no longer considered these days in the theatre of war. By the way the bunkers at Normandy were over run within 48 hours of the allied forces landing.
Thanks for watching.
There is one of these where I live
ok and thanks.
😎👍👍 beautiful view of the ocean.
:) Yepp , such a pristine location my friend.
Where is this location?
Tell us where these places are and we could also visit them...
Locations are never shared my friend. Thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter but why aren't them
I mean you weren't metal detecting there... I would totally understand if you were
@@WW2HistoryHunter forgive me :(
Im just sad because i can't visit these cool places...
Why don’t you show your face? Love your work!
i dont know , i tend to record forward where the history is :) Thanks
4:18 😮🏃♂MINEN?? running away....... They spent all that time building all these bunkers in this area, but the allies RARELY went near it.........must have been a really easy posting for the troops as you say. Probably on the beach all day or playing football! When we were shooting on the range every year to keep our weapons certificates current - that was loud enough. Let alone in an ENCLOSED BUNKER! We had ear plugs - these guys didnt!!
Such a chill place and loved to find that :)