Some fantastic finds there! Awesome!

My father's first duty station after WWII. We lived at 7 Allan Avenue which was senior officer housing. Have many fond memories of that time. General Lanahan (sp) was the Commanding Officer.

are you staying alive?

The morse code sound effect at the beginning is a recording of a weather broadcast from Mobile Radio WLO, from over 30 years ago.

Another check in, hope your doing good Mark :)

I heard from someone that worked there that the buildings near rt 35 were fbi and some of them went down several floors.

Good to see your videos my friend

I used to work at the fort. Thanks for the video !!

I was there 1967. MOS 26L20 Microwave Radio Equipment Repair. I remember that theater

Mark, it is never easy losing your best animal friend. So sorry to hear about Gunner. He is with you in spirit and guiding your hunts.

NY ses hello bro

I think the hardest part of loving a pet is when you have to say goodbye.

Gunner will live on in your memory and ours in the past videos especially. So sorry for the loss. Great finds too.

My condolences to your friend. I can only imagine what lies beneath the surface, hopefully older bottles as a lot of cool surface finds

Good 'ol Gunner You got some nice finds there. That's the way to do it... pick them right off the surface !

So sorry for your loss.

Happy to see some new spots and finds!! Going to miss Gunner's big smile on camera, but he'll always be out there with you for the hunts in spirit.

Very sorry for your loss Mark, its darn tough when it comes to pets :(

Hi Mark. So very sorry for your loss. Sending my condolences to you cuz. What an amazing bunch of finds though. Stay well...

Mark, I am so sorry for the loss of dear Gunner. I'm glad you're getting out, though, you found some nice keepers. And Gunner was right there, with you!❤

Hello History Hawk . All good times have passed and gone but at least you been doing it right .I hope I am right and happy hunting as always . It is always nice when a bottled is merely picked out of the soil with no effort or found just laying there . COOL !

The area you were exploring was the old USMAPS campus at Fort Monmouth. That central area with the pull up and dip bars was a courtyard for the students to hang out at with the gazebo as the designated smoking area. Those doors would have led you into the mess hall which was immediately to your right. Where the painted “Go Army” was the front of the USMAPS campus. We called that area the “Go Army Pad” where we had morning formation before heading to class.

Another really interesting video. I am a big train buff and also heavily into model railroading so seeing a video at trackside I found very enjoyable and interesting to watch. I am not sure where this particular section of tracks is located and tried locating the area on Google, but what I turned up is pretty general. I don't live very far from the EARL Naval Base that's located off Rt. 36 in Leonardo, but would assume these tracks you walked might be closer and near to the EARL Naval Base over by Route 34 in the Colts Neck area. I know there are train tracks connecting the two base locations. Well done. Phil

Interesting video. I came across your video by accident when I was doing a series of searches over the last few days trying to find old photos of the NCO Club at Fort Monmouth. We used to play there in a band quite often (fresh out of high school) in the early 1970s and I have tons of memories playing there. We also got to know a Mr. Evans (who apparently booked the bands) and he liked our band quite a lot as he used to refer us for playing many weddings there at the NCO. I can't really unfortunately find and photos before it went into disrepair and was abandoned. It would be great if I could with so many memories there and also playing at the EM (Enlisted Men's Club)...I'll keep looking. Thanks for doing the video and your dog is very cool too... Phil Jersey Shore Area

How have you been doing Mark?

Koehler is an old historic name in beer! How nice that you ever able to find both pieces of the bottle.

It is surprising that most of those didn't get messed up during the earthmoving! I've bought the Barker Moore & Meine online. It's a pretty bottl!

You had a very productive day here. Lots of older embossed goodies.

Temperatures in the 50's! I'll be glad when it is that comfortable again. A few more months. The tagged turtle was very strange. I don't understand the purpose of that.

Mark, that location was very good to you. Real nice finds, you brought them back to life again to be seen and displayed.👍👏😀

Enjoyed the series Mark👍 loads of goodies in there, you got while the getting was good🙂

Nice work, buddy. So much nice glass came from there 👍👍

That was brilliant and some way cool finds

You were very lucky to come upon this spot, Mark. So many amazing finds!❤

local to the area:: not sure how i feel about Netflix coming in ( might make the traffic and population even more inflated ) - but i really wish they dedicated this whole 'campus' into a Veterans assisted living, care, and medical. It would have made sense and it would be appropriate for being an old military facility. Our retired, wounded, and ptsd stricken vets need more help and this could have been something valuable for them

That is a creamer at 9:26

What amazing bottles Mark! They are simply beautiful. Congrats!😃

Mark your excitement was awesome. I could not believe those larger bottle were not crushed. It was meant to be for you to find. Loved the mason jar. 👍👏😀

Congratulations on finding the new spot and all the great bottles! Thats what we call a blessing!

I get so tired of hearing people tell me "the bottles get older the deeper ya dig" when that "rule of thumb" doesn't apply to the dig site. Good stuff, Mark ! 👍👍

Awesome Mark🙂 found some more nice ones, will keep my eyes peeled for the final dig next week👍

Congrats on the scarce bottle and the beautiful amber, Mark. You sure came upon a great place there! Was that tiny jar a cream jar?❤

Lovely video! Thank you for the tour and the dust you mention towards the end is perfectly normal nothing paranormal, I usually have to edit them out of photos while exploring. Best of wishes

Mark the atlas jar was awesome. I hope you can find more before they level it.👍👏

Awesome stuff, buddy ! That's the kind of digging I could get used to 👍👍

Sweet area to dig. You're Atlas canning jar has gorgeous color. I hope you're able to dig up a lot more treasure.

Awesome finds Mark👍very jelly of that place, nice that the crew there is letting you continue on, and not giving you the boot🙂

Can’t wait for chapter 5!

Aaaarrrgh, a cliffhanger!!!🤣 Some really beautiful bottles there, Mark! I'm glad youre saving so many!❤

I love bottle finding videos. Nice work Mark