Amazing Luftwaffe artifacts found !

[@jynxgoxoom]

your enthusiasm makes it so much fun to watch your videos. Very cool finds. That magazine is awesome.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Byron G You know Byron , it is very cool to know that you are all behind my back watching. Thanks.

[@gabrielsiegel3880]

I believe you have found the tail part of the aircraft because on the rear of the aircraft the drums had leather straps to allow it to be taken easier out of the stand.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

interesting. Thanks for tip and for watching.

[@gabrielsiegel3880]

WW2HistoryHunter thank you for doing something that I have always wanted to do and that I really love

[@infinitehuskies9030]

WW2HistoryHunter That is awsome

[@Jwall_131E]

So incredibly cool! Hello from Georgia in the US of A! I really enjoy your videos!

[@jlsagely6892]

WW2HistoryHunter

[@Rendpullman]

Yeah it's better than HH... Reminds me of something related to ww2 as well...

[@marcojongerius1003]

Holly Madonna!!! Man you`re the best!!! Superawesome

[@randywatson8347]

The fallen Madonna with the big boobies

[@jessemichael504]

HOLY MADONNA!!! I can't tell you how glad I found your channel. Love your adventures!!!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks Jesse

[@alexg6464]

Imagine you're walking through the forest with your dog half-asleep, and you hear some guy from the forest next to you going "YEEEE HAW" and "WOO HOOO"

[@entityfollows2176]

Kkk meeting

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks for watching.

[@ryantrue9372]

Have you thaught of carrying a hand held gps with you? You could document your finds as way points to help other historians map out sites for further preservation.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

good tip and thanks.

[@bobahnert9213]

HOLY TRIPLE MEGA MADONNA!!!!!!! Now that was a great find to say the least and to think there is still more up there. Did the Luftwaffe have salvage crews that you know of? It would be neat to find an engine or tires from the landing gear or better yet,the dashboard from the cockpit! Who knows what is still buried up there for you to find my friend--good luck!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+bob ahnert Well BOB , there are some more hidden Secrets there and i have already unvealed some special ones. They did salvage some but still some left....Thanks my friend.

[@Just-me-Laura]

Couldn't believe my eyes. Yes, you are so right HH, 'Dreams can come true '. That site was full of WW2 treasures from the Luftwaffe Henkel He 111 crash, and you were able to locate many. Aircraft rivets, iron airplane support structure, grey pieces of fuselage, unique panel piece with the Luftwaffe colors/colours still visible, wing reinforcement, mesh for lead filled battery, aircraft oil cooler housing, and the BIGGEST prize of all - the MG15 aircraft magazine with live cartridges. It was crystal clear that you heard the knock, knock, knocking of WW2 history on your door HH. And how lucky we were to witness the fruits of your labor/labour. Thank you 😊..

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

That place is really dear to us and happy to have shared with you. Thanks Laura

[@highenergyog]

I love the excitement of finding historical items that have been hidden in the dirt , to be the first person to see and touch history is one of the the greatest feelings . I can feel your excitement in your videos . That's one of the many reasons I enjoy your and your channel. Thanks once again for posting them . Best regards.

[@joebrown1382]

"Holly Madonna" lol I love to see you so excited with your finds, and I would be too. Your videos are so enjoyable.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Joe Brown Warms my hart to read that Joe and thanks

[@RCTanksTrucks247]

Wow! Great stuff man. You definitely have to go back there

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+RC Tanks & Trucks 24/7 Have already and more to come. Appreciate You watching.

[@markhill8590]

Just found your channel and it is absolutely amazing!!!! Love the videos greetings from the uk

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks Mark

[@markhill8590]

No problem keep up the great work really entertaining videos

[@HaGirl10]

WOW HH! Those Luftwaffe artifacts were quite the find. Just LOVE your enthusiasm HH. :) Going through as many videos the second time and a quick comment. Show KZbin our appreciation of your hard work. :)

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@micxlo1014]

I'm from germany and i'm looking your videos since yesterday.... I'M VERY EXCITED EVERY TIME I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS DUDE. Good luck by searching other german stuff Mick

[@zinebsouiyate1880]

u are just so amazing, keep it up, u are making eferyone entertained ;)

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Appreciated and thanks.

[@alwyn626]

did you look for dogtags at all ? their families would appreciate it if you found any.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Alwyn Dellow Nothing like that there as the crew all died there and was buried at wartime cemetaary. Thanks for watching

[@alwyn626]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@adrianomarcondes8122]

Look that,look that!!Uaaaallll!... I like it when you talk like that.!One more subscribed here from Brazil!!!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Appreciate you watching and Greetings to Brazil

[@adrianomarcondes8122]

WW2HistoryHunter Thank you and Strength Chape !!!

[@723racing]

Really, really, REALLY enjoying your videos... I love the history, suspense and you aren't overdoing your commentary. Liked, subscribed and your vids are all playing while I work. Keep them coming!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Glad you like them!

[@jpalmi]

Just came across your videos today while looking for stuff totally unrelated to history, Guns, Metal detecting, etc.. LOL wow, what an awesome fine for me to locate your videos, but even more so. . . the stuff you're finding. Excellent, thanks for sharing it all with us.. just amazing.

[@hunter100t]

Yes you did find that ! Have you reported it to the war graves office because unless they bailed out, there will be remains on that mountain/hill top. very exciting watching the video, thanks for sharing and I'm going to look for part two now. atb Phil.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+hunter100t Part 2 and more coming. Thanks

[@martinmilev611]

What's the orange stick thing called

[@aarontrujillo9383]

You know what it is ;)

[@PhatQunt445]

+Aaron Trujillo you realise this is history in the making, this is what people will see in hundreds of years, you'll be gone, but memes, memes live on for ever

[@PostalPatriot556]

Martin Milev it's called a pinpointer. Think of it as a little metal detector.

[@dimasbrilyanhaekal9409]

Martin Milev oh yeah that's dildo

[@moomoo-vq8dw]

ahhahaha

[@bengagliano7567]

"I am so happy I could eat a whale" really? How did you come up with that

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

i dont know , just in the heat of the struggle i Guess :) Thanks for watching

[@AyeAyeKane]

WW2HistoryHunter that should be a historical quote.

[@leemetronicle]

Awesome channel mate - where are you from? I can't pin the accent; I was thinking Denmark?

[@aliciacorbiere4513]

Motorcycle Men Ben musica de nicaragua con nicoya

[@YoutubeisAZZho]

I always enjoy watching your videos and I think all your vids are completely mind blowing, the items you pull out of the ground, the history you hold in your hands after so many years being buried just takes my breath away. This has to be one of the best finds you have done. Not everyone can say you explored a WW2 plane crash site and walked away with peices of the plane and not to mention a piece of the weapons, cool, cool ,cool. Keep up the good work. Massachusetts , USA

[@ghiaclock]

I was stationed in Bad Hersfeld in the early 70's. We would go to Graffenwhor once a year to qualify the tanks. We used to go in the forbidden impact areas and go bunker diving...I felt just like you do when I am that close to history. WW2 was a horrible time for all humans, but to a student of the war, it was a great adventure, as far as war goes. Wish I could go back some day... enjoy your outings and I feel the excitement as you do. Thanks much, Joe Mclendon!

[@gjan4878]

Do you think Gettysburg would be a good place to look?

[@lawrencegoralski3029]

XxAIrKoBexX 715 around battlesites, from the civil war. probably illegal to dig for things there or take any relics since it is national grounds

[@gjan4878]

Steev Don yeah your right cuz it's considered a national park

[@stannousflouride8372]

Check out Aquachigger's channel. He lives in the MD/VA area and explores lots of civil war areas that are outside the national parks.

[@TehTechExpert]

That drum mag is awesome

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

i agree. a very special relic. Thanks

[@freergaming2847]

Hopefully by the end of the video you'll be able to rebuild the whole plane! nice finds!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

More to come from this exiting location. Thanks

[@xaviercvirn]

It's ya BOII, S K I N N Y P E N I S

[@justruss15]

I just would like to say thank you for the time you've taken to find these locations and the artifacts you and your family have found. I have studied WWII since I was a child . My love has always been the aircraft..your tours of the bunkers and battle grounds is informative and enlightening. Your enthusiasm is quite contagious and I look forward to your adventures. I hope you'll continue to inform and instruct us for as long as you can..

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thank you very much for the kind Words and Greetings from us.

[@mikem1825]

This is my new favorite channel. I love ww2 history.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks You Michael

[@spacemanceelo8417]

I just realized that we said the same thing at the end lol

[@noisytearz9274]

when you hear holy madona you know its something good hahaha

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+noisytearz i Guess so :)

[@RioDeLaNorte]

Ein schönes Abenteuer !! Ich waere so gern mitgelaufen !!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+RioDeLaNorte Danke Rio and Greetings.

[@Trollportphosphat]

wer nicht? :)

[@racebannon3267]

That's a saddle magazine for a MG-15. It was a air coooled 8mm machinegun used in German Aircraft, particularly in Bombers. I have a MG-15 that has a water cooled jacket and a clamp on buttstock. Toward the end of the war they had more ground troops than bomber pilots, so they converted the air cooled MG-15 to a water cooled version. Its a ungainly thing, but it worked in a pinch. That magazine has a special winder to assist loading.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+race bannon Thanks for sharing tip and thanks for watching.

[@sharronhilton8011]

@@WW2HistoryHunter. .

[@mikeilkenhons8896]

My ex father in law was a Luftwaffe pilot in WWII. He flew He-111s also. At the end of the war he was back in Germany from N. Afrika and before being captured by the British, he was going to the airfields and destroying all war equipment that could not be reused. Anything repairable or in operation was hidden in caves. He claimed that when he left Germany in 1953 some of those hidden caves were just as he left them. He said that the caves contained weapons, aircraft parts, ammunition and helmets, etc.

[@mrcoldhotdog544]

It's good to see someone so enthusiastic about their hobby and history.

[@SanganozusLP]

faszinierend :)

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks

[@NoelHoops]

WW2HistoryHunter hi.can u do a Q and A

[@thicvalk305]

Sanganozus oh shit ein deutscher

[@kybing4]

Sanganozus Ja

[@chew9969]

is this illegal If not I want to go do this

[@SanctuaryGhost]

It is if you go searching on private property

[@frannicooke8812]

Are you doing more videos in 2017

[@Pfsif]

Everything is illegal in New Jersey.

[@stannousflouride8372]

Unless you donate to Chris Christie.

[@farmbossbob6872]

Thanks for do this for us in the USA

[@jids-vj6gw]

thanks for doing this for us here in the usa

[@firebird_spleen4190]

Farmboss Bob, Use correct English.

[@dsultemeier1960]

Sir, I am very envious of the discoveries you come across! I thoroughly enjoy watching you and your kids searching through forest areas and wherever else your quest takes you. Thank you for your videos!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

i surely appreciate you watching and i say thank You for taking time to comment. Thanks

[@DonVerhagen79]

AMAZING finds again, congrats on finding the airplane parts and especially the ammo magazine, once in a lifetime find :-) Best wishes my friend GL&HH Don

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Don koffie Glad You dropped in Don wand Greetings.

[@stevefrisbey3086]

Someday your gonna find a car still intact

[@turkn7786]

Haha is he gonna find a whole car?

[@sh00biedoo94]

+burger beast That would be so funny

[@wayney6gibson571]

Steve Frisbey rjw

[@wayney6gibson571]

Steve Frisbey r

[@wayney6gibson571]

Steve Frisbey i

[@voltag3man]

A little crazy that you are looking at bullets that would have killed Allies... Nice find!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks for watching.

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

and the uk

[@Lakarak]

what

[@StayPeakedGames]

and the uk

[@stoneblue1795]

I can't think of another detectorist that would have been as excited. Good finds, well deserved.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Glad you watched JP and thanks.

[@itsonlyrocknroll22]

Thoroughly enjoyable video, full of excitement , thrills & spills. Thanks for sharing

[@DOPMINT]

Gibt es hier Leute aus Hamburg die auch mit Sonden rumlaufen? Wenn ja bitte melden ;)

[@TiQuantium]

kann mir leider kein metalldedektierer leisten, aber würde gerne :)

[@kevinStyler6299]

Haha ja Ich Tatsächlich! :)

[@brokenhashtags9146]

Wo genau muss man für solche sachen eig suchen?

[@wayney6gibson571]

Broken Hashtags

[@brokenhashtags9146]

Wayney6 Gibson ?

[@ausstinnn9812]

It's a airsoft m9

[@gluestikce1023]

No its a clear springer

[@BDOG.777]

you're so fucking dumb

[@gluestikce1023]

Mr water melon Its a fuckin joke dude chill

[@scarface8168]

Xx_Tiger_xX shut up

[@ww2isawsomeww216]

u are immature

[@marytheodosis]

Guy, you are a riot. I loved this video, especially your excitement. The stuff you found is amazing but your love of it is the best part.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Mary Theodosis a Riot....that is one cool statement and i love it Mary. Thanks a bundle for that.

[@weebles1695]

Great video. I love learning about history and this just makes me happy. Also metal detecting is very interesting. Love your videos keep up the good work!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thank You for watching.

[@kbdoubleu]

The part at 8:40 i would assume to be part of the landing gear, someone probably told you otherwise what else it could be

[@killfrontier2372]

Just discovered your channel and this is absolutely wonderful. It really reminds me of when I was a kid, my dad would sit down next to me and tell me all about the planes of WWII, also the weapons, strategies, you name it. we shared a love for history together. He was in the Air Force in Italy and especially loves planes and jets. This is a great hobby that I would love to do with my son someday. Thank you for that and have a great day!

[@killfrontier2372]

also subbed because of this great find :)

[@anthonyroberts7718]

I have the same enthusiasm as you when am metal detecting. I get excited over every little item. I’ll go home and show my wife some spent ammunition shells, a beer bottle top, a penny that’s not that old and an old nut for a bolt. I would love to be with you when you clean the items to see the different processes you use and to examine them after cleaning. This crash site is turning up a lot of great items. The ammunition canister was a great find and I couldn’t believe it still had the leather carrying strap still attached. Another great video.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Good oto read and i love going MD out there. Thanks Anthony.

[@mmichaeldonavon]

Wonderful video! I really enjoyed "searching with you!" :) Once again, it proves what "German Quality" really is! I worked on USAF aircraft, in Germany, (1968-72), and had three superb German "Local Wage Grade" in our shop (Avionics Instruments). One older man, Herr Diehl couldn't speak much English, but was an excellent aircraft instrument mechanic. During WWII, Mr. Diehl worked at the same airbase (Wiesbaden), but worked on the Junkers 88's, and the BF-109's. He had some good stories! I attended Herr Diehl's funeral and consoled his wife of many years. A fine man. Thanks again for the "adventure" - I was with you all the way. (p.s. I use a Garrett 250 with my searches :) Thank you from Melbourne, Florida. MSgt. USAF, retired. In addition, your English is superb!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Michael Donavon Sir , that was great sharing and i do appreciate it greatly. My respect and best of Luck from WW2HH

[@mmichaeldonavon]

:) thank you!

[@DaliwolfBacon]

Wow!!! Just wow!!! As a history buff in the USA, I appreciate all that you do sir! Thank you!

[@peadarmccomiskey2871]

Love your enthusiasm it makes me happy . 👍

[@BobKrause-ek9ti]

You made some amazing finds. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks for watching!

[@ShadowKingRPG]

Watching you get more and more excited as you found the small parts and then finally explode with joy when you found the final piece made me feel a whole lot better during a really crappy moment in my life, so thank you for sharing your discovery with us all =)

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Jamie Rees (Shadow King RPG) My pleasure and i cant help being enthuiastic so happy for that.

[@Mr.XJ.96]

I'd absolutely love to go hunt for WW2 relics. Have you ever found a 1911 or a luger? or Amored vehicles?

[@BradenParker]

Your videos are so amazing. I love how you can come across all the relics you do. You really do make the audience a part of it all. Nicely done. Cheers! :)

[@tonyaccurso1090]

Incredible find....great work and determination! Thanks for sharing.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Tony Accurso Thanks Tony

[@robinburns3616]

Your enthusiasm is infectious, it was as if I was there, what a find congratulations

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks Robin.

[@mattdoherty1547]

Just started watching, awesome finds, awesome show! thanks WWII Hunter!!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Matt Doherty Thanks Matt

[@drewpzoot]

a real pleasure watching you work dude. very enthusiastic, professional and thorough. alot of respect for you also because of your care taking of the sites you visit. keep up the compelling videos! \m/

[@nicholasbosca3665]

Man I love watching your videos because you find some cool stuff, but I love how excited you get at every single turn haha. It's a nice lift in spirit.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Great Chris and thanks for watching.

[@stevescott1145]

What an awesome find! You are so lucky to have access to this amount of history. Thanks for sharing!!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thank You Steve

[@deanzwart6208]

Very cool discovery. I really enjoy your channel a lot. I am a history buff especially WW2. Keep up the good work and happy digging.

[@07zx14White]

What a fantastic find my friend!!! One may assume the the machine gun is very possibly still on that mountain side as well. Beautiful look in to our worlds history. Thank you sir :-)

[@drunkensavage]

Your channel is absolutely amazing, and I throughly enjoy what you do here. Thank you for doing what you do, and keep on exploring. :)

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Appreciated King Savage

[@timberwalls]

The "tubing holder" as you described it...is for the hydraulic pipes of the plane. Those holders are still used today (plastic now), if you want to attach hydraulic piping to walls or steel frames. Great video and great finds too!

[@evhum]

Are you ever worried about possibly finding and triggering some unexploded bomb? Is that a danger you consider or is it too unlikely?

[@garrettholland664]

+EVIL Humor no more than the average hiker

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+EVIL Humor always a risk of that and other Things. Thanks for watching.

[@illinoismontanacoach]

you really should have had a GPS unit with you when finding these items, so you could plot the locations. this would give you an better idea of the debris field direction. did you establish any serial numbers from this plane, it can be traced back to the mission and the crew identities so next of kin can be notified.

[@rogerscott8321]

Hello from Ohio in the USA. I tell my wife regularly that I want to take a trip over your way to go relic hunting and to visit the old bunkers. Seeing as the possibility of that happening is rather slim, I watch as many of your videos as I can. Your adventures are probably as close as I'm going to get to taking a trip of my own, and I thank you for publishing all of your videos.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Great to read that you enjoy the videos. Greetings from us.

[@Colevlogs-pn8sf]

Amazing video keep on following your dreams i love ww2 history and you are the best channel for that

[@mfuji6712]

I really liked this video. Amazing findings, and keep up the great work. You never let me down!

[@googleuser2082]

I am new to your channel, I am watching all your videos today. You have a great hobby! nice to see someone who is so passionate about history. Thank you for all the great videos! You are a good man.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Then i just have to say thank you so very much for that and Greetings from WW2HistoryHunter

[@ElementalMassage]

I love how enthusiastic you are! Glad to see your dream came true, and great job on the research!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thank you so much!

[@GrandpaBill]

Where's the motors and props??? You showed what you thought was a part of the oil cooler from the motor.

[@TheRabidity]

You know when he says "Holy Madonna!" that he's found something super exciting lol I love it! Never lose your enthusiasm or passion!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+TheRabidity HM is my Secret code Words. Thanks for watching,

[@jetmec]

The part with the holes in it is from the inside of the fuselage, You still can find similar parts in modern aircraft

[@scopex2749]

This man and his family saved my life - also a very bad time for me at the moment I am being put out of my house soon I have nowhere to go only to live in my van, But as long as I have some internet the channel keeps me going. Such enthusiasm make life like worth living! 9:31 need to see this cleaned but looks like flying control possibly. 10:36 this is a pipe clamp for hydraulic pipe.14:16 one of those bits of metal has wire locking on it! That was a critical part access. 23:53 ran along between the bomb bay doors front to back, top support plate! That time you found the bomb abwurfwaffenalage, weapon drop system, carrier box that goes beside this, so keep finding parts my friend and this aircraft engineer will build you a WHOLE Heinkel 111. One of THE BEST FINDS SO FAR.😊😉😃👍👏👏👏👏 Soak the leather magazine handle in a mix of saddle soap, lanolin and Olive oil - it will turn back into bendy leather!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

My friend , in life we NEVER surrender no matter how hard it is and how low we go. We hope you will get through this ( i know you will ) and keep smiling at life. That is the most important thing of all. Dont never forget that. Thanks and a massive greetings from us.

[@scopex2749]

@@WW2HistoryHunter I have been through worse brother I am the same NO RETREAT - NO SURRENDER!

[@platinumchopper]

So awesome. It makes me so happy when you get excited and find something. I see dreams really can come true. I hope you keep going back there! Congrats and thanks for yet another amazing video.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+platinumchopper GLad to read that Platinum and more to come....

[@davemearsh537]

I just found this profile and you have me breathless. As an American Teen I feel I can't relate to history more and more just by watching you and understanding the relics left behind from war and what not

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks Dave and Greetings to you.

[@mrk.dilkington]

For many years I've been meaning to go up in the hills near me to explore the site where a B-17 crashed on a training mission in fog. It was heading back to its base somewhere around Lincolnshire I believe from training in the Peak District. You've made me want to go and look now. Loving your videos, regards from England.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks for watching.

[@DavidSmith-oi1uz]

This is just my opinion, but you don't need to calm down, the excitement you show makes it exciting for the viewers! So stay excited and have fun with what you are finding, and thank you for sharing it with everyone!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+David Smith i might just do that :) Thanks

[@Bampitas74psKR]

Love watching all the videos. I learn more from you and the other history hunters than I ever did in history class. Keep up the dream adventures. When I can I'm going to donate. Won't be much but as you say every little bit helps!!!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks a lot my friend and greetings from us.

[@wcweaverjr]

THIS IS TOTALLY AMAZING!!!!! Congratulations!! I am jealous, and I don't even own a metal detector!! Thank you so much for sharing this find with us! Keep up the good work. I am following your incredible journey!! Looking so forward to seeing your next find! I really hope some government official doesn't see your video and try to take it from you because of the live ammunition.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+William Weaver Thank You William for watching and for comment.

[@holdersteven]

Great video! Keep digging!

[@bensullivan]

Awesome finds. Just love watching the discovery of these pieces. Congrats! Keep it up!!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Ben Sullivan Wil do Ben and thanks.

[@WatcherintheDark69]

Incredible Find! You could find wreckage all day but when you come across an intact part, something anyone can identify as a piece of the aircraft; then it's really a great moment. Congratulations on your find!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+WatcherintheDark69 i have some parts With nubers that ihave id`ed. Thanks for tip and for watching.

[@denis77777777]

Wow, very exciting find. I can see why it was a dream of yours. Thank you for filming it all, it almost felt like it was me finding those things with the pov shot of the camera. great stuff.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+denis77777777 So glad to read that Sir and thanks.

[@Pylon5Productions]

Awesome find, HistoryHunter. Keep up the great work!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+PylonProductions Will try my best.

[@jarretlong2215]

amazing finds!! I have a lot of fusleage parts from a Luftwaffe crash site in Stalingrad. its truly amazing to look at these relics and think of the history behind them before they crashed. keep up the good work, I love watching your channel.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

very cool sharing. Thanks for taking interest and take care of those parts. Greetings from me.

[@GateKommand]

I enjoy your enthusiasm as much as your finds!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+GateKommand just me myself and what i do. Thanks

[@psptack1]

Awesome adventure....the MG15 ammo mag and the crash wreckage was a great find..WWII relics are my personal favorite. Makes me wish I was in Europe to work those same kinds of places...keep up the good work my friends..love the videos

[@anglianxbcoy4572]

Awesome vid and a great find. Your enthusiasm makes it even better. Thanks for sharing.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

So glad you liked it. Thanks Mick

[@westhamtube]

Excellent finds again my friend, great KZbin channel showing us finds from WW2 😉

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

Thanks for watching.

[@westhamtube]

WW2HistoryHunter no problem at all, it's great seeing someone get excited about something hidden in dirt because it gives us almost the same anticipated excitement knowing you have just found something from the war most of us would love to do 😉 keep up the great work my friend 😉

[@Nowayjose-z2r]

Aircraft hydraulic lines are secured every so many mm or inches with "plastic" mounts to keep them from vibrating when fluid is moving through them. The plastic type and large size it used so the lines don't chafe. In the US it was made out of wood and rubber mixture. Very heavy and dense part. Buy it like a sheet of wood and cut/drill it to fit.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+jason kinney yes that is ewhat they are indeed. Thanks for great feedback Jason.

[@rasbagna]

Great video, great find. Can't wait for the next video. Thank you for sharing and good luck on your next journey.

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+Mike Alakel more to come later. Thanks

[@highenergyog]

I couldn't hold back my smile at the 5:40 point , I felt your excitement. At the 19 : 30 point I could not believe my eyes at your discovery of the ammunition rounds . congratulations on a search well done .I really enjoy your enthusiasm. It's time for me to subscribe.

[@thecrankycricket]

What an amazing find! It was so cool to see the live munitions in the magazine..it's also awesome how much you appreciate your American viewers. Happy digging!

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

+TheCrankyCricket I thank all my audience no matter where they are from. Thanks for watching.