Buried Luftwaffe Equipment found 80 years later!

[@michaelpurvis1492]

Just awesome 👌 watching from New Zealand 🇳🇿 & was amazing to see you find New Zealand memorabilia from the Aerodrome ❤ Thank you

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

It was a big surprise to us too! Thanks for watching!

[@Steve.Cutler]

I'm sure there's stuff still buried all over Europe from WWII. Most will never be found. Very cool finds here.

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

I hope you guys never take having so many places to metal detect for WW2 memorabilia for granted. I've always been really into learning about the history of anything WW2 related. Getting a signal on your detector when you are standing in an obvious WW2 foxhole must truly get your heart racing and gives you a high no drug could give you.

[@j.k1688]

I work at a war museum in the US, (we focus on people not weapons or wars) and i love your videos of parts of eveyday life from this war against captured war-prizes taken home.

[@yassir1776]

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[@danellabarnes-penman1118]

Amazing finds! I’m always so disappointed when your videos end. I’m always wanting to see more and more artifacts and treasures! Thanks for sharing your finds with us!

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks Danella! Be patient, there will be more documentaries!

[@cathyorlowski1951]

Great Finds this time ya'll. Congratulations on finding the first whole plate. That was cool. Thanks for taking us on this expedition.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks! Really happy with the plate.

[@CarbiesChronicles]

thank you for all your hard work so you can bring us all these awesome relics...

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

You are welcome. I do what I can to keep sharing the history!

[@itsdavex2]

Nice to see you guys out. Nice finds especially the unbroken plate.

[@jimschafer9196]

Complete plate very good find, thanks for the share.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for watching Jim!

[@halitiko]

Thanks for sharing such videos with us.

[@shades360]

I’m impressed with the New Zealand find

[@historydeantected]

Probably one of my favourite channels, always look forward to your videos.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for the support!

[@MillwalltheCat]

9:46 - Luftwaffe FuG16zy radio, fitted to Bf109, Fw190, etc. Nice finds!

[@smithwesson3771]

You guys are so lucky to have these ww2 sites so available and are allowed to use detectors the awesome finds great job men keep em coming 👍👍👍

[@driplordonfire]

Respect to this guy for finding all these valuables, I mean every video he finds something amazing

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks! We do our best!

[@acemccool]

WoW guys. Some gorgeous finds. keep up the good work. 🇦🇺

[@raythackston1960]

I love to watch you guys because you find more in one day than the big researchers find in weeks of digging. Keep them coming fellas.

[@ГлебНекрасов-о2ч]

Спасибо за труд.

[@Whoozerdaddy]

That is a Carcano clip, I recognized it instantly. My father used to have one, many years ago. Well, identified. Love your videos. You clearly have a passion for it.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

I surely do! Thanks for the support!

[@LeonardCraigKendricknz]

Hey New Zealander here was so cool seeing that pin. 😎👍

[@JMak02]

11:50 Could that be Herman Oberth’s locker tag? He was a rocket engineer in Germany during WW2 and worked with Wernher Avon Braun.

[@HarryO47]

I am related to Hermann Oberth and got to meet him in Chicago.

[@WWIIrelics]

Very nice finds!!!

[@marcush2220]

Amazing , I'm always amazed for all your knowledge and information about your finds.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for the support!

[@maalrenan]

Awesome finds brother. One of my dreams is to be one day able to do those things. Love the plate. Rgds from Brazil.

[@Chrisssy2112]

Absolutely fascinating seeing everything you find!! Love your channel ❤

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks Chrissy, highly appreciated!

[@emmadarling5830]

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL TOO ❤️ 💕 ♥️ 💛 💖 💗 ❤️

[@M4BoarBiker]

Great work, thanks for making this

[@Catastrophic-hk3mh]

Those filters are for a 9mm European pipe. As a pipe smoker, I use them alot. The rocks in them are charcoal

[@metaldetectingdaljokolica]

Man, your finds are super cool. I really love metal detecting and way that you are filming this... All things are great. I already can't wait for next adventure! Good luck, guys!!

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for the support!!

[@TimStJohn-xp8rv]

You could make something really cool with the porcelain emblems and dates, maybe tile saw them and then seal them some how? Wall art?

[@indocliquepictures5567]

Wow what an amazing spot ! Congrats on the great finds !

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for watching buddy!

[@Richard-qx6el]

Hi guys the New Zealand air force, had pilots serving in Britain during the battle of Britain. I'm sure there would still have been pilots serving later on. Australian pilots also served. The initials for NZ were RNZAF and for Australia is RAAF. The fist R is for Royal. Nice video as always. F

[@portillamail]

You almost broke the plate throwing it on top of those small rocks. I would've laugh for hours

[@JerelldeBriannon]

Gran video, casi se me saltan las lágrimas de ver con el cariño que hacéis esto... mil gracias.

[@Zopiexx]

Amazing video!

[@jaredbuchanan5650]

Im a new zealander my grandfather fought in the pacific. We have nothing to do with Australia 😆😆

[@awd_paz]

Wow finally after all these years you finally got a complete plate congratulations

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Happy with it!

[@awd_paz]

@@mdww2battlegrounds I bet next is to get lucky with a gun next :) but love your videos I had family members back then fighting on all sides Russian, German, and American.

[@Tobi202]

amazing as usual 👍

[@brianchenock5762]

Love when you guys break out the sifters

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Always excited when we can make use of them!

[@AventureiroPaulek]

Chegando para contribuir e prestigiar seu trabalho... Achados INCRÍVEIS... Tmj... Abração do AVENTUREIRO PAULEK!

[@antonysavage8218]

I think you're content ,music and editing is outstanding my friend amazing

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Really appreciate that Antony!

[@antonysavage8218]

@@mdww2battlegrounds my friend you are more than welcome tbh I truly think your the best in your field and its shows with your content and professional attitude and sharp editing skills m8 I will share share share and also join patron your cause is truly worth it

[@antonysavage8218]

@@mdww2battlegrounds now a patron member best of luck my friend happy hunting

[@troyprice5068]

Another great video! 🍻✌

[@peterhowe547]

@14:52 im from New Zealand. We're often forgotten about, so its nice to find some history. do yo know the name of the airfield, a nearby town. i'd like to learn more about our pilots there too

[@asya9493]

15:00 the NZ button probably came from the uniform of NZ POW aircrew, of who many served in the RAF. If there is no other RAF items dumped there then you might be able to find out if any RAF raids hit that airfield and if any NZ crew were shot down there - it may be their's.

[@glennmurphy1820]

Great Finds.

[@Rickkert2000]

This has to be the best youtube channel ever!

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks again Rickkert!

[@thomasbrown5081]

Outstanding video chris that was some great fines there so you finally got your full plate congratulations my friend cant wait for the next one 👍👍🙏🙏

[@dutchwardigger853]

Mooie vondsten 👌🏻👊🏻

[@loicmalakoff6728]

🥇🥇Very very beautiful 💪💪😀😀🥇🥇

[@francipero3127]

Absolutely carcano clip ad ammo!! 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@RestaurandoCasasAntiguas]

Bonita aventura,saludos

[@adrianos.6627]

Assistindo do Brasil 🇧🇷👍🏼

[@Wes0602]

Oh how I missed this channel haha.

[@sirlvcivs]

what am i doing here in finland.....i can only dream about such findings

[@deteccionmiterapia]

Wow!!

[@mrsunelectronics544]

Gut Fund.... Haufen Material 👍

[@gerhard6105]

Mooie vondst. Sometimes i really use the Liftwaffe sauces i have because it is the only one i have. And my Dutch grandpa took a knive from Hydrierwerke Pölitz, next to Stettin and sometimes i use that one. I just grab a knive in the drawer....He was there during the Arbeidseinsatz. Regards from 🇳🇱

[@IdsFinds]

Hey hallo! Ik kijk je video’s al een tijdje en zoek ook graag naar ww2 restanten in het bos! Tegenwoordig zoek ik ook met de deus maar moet er nig een beetje aan wennen? Mag ik vragen wat voor programma+instellingen specifiek jij gebruikt is het bos? Dankjewel!

[@jg7Momo]

What you found here on 9:48 on the right side is actually a nob to finetune the frequency of the radio called „FuG16zy“ The nop and the panel itself came along with a big variety of different shapes and was used in all kind of German aircrafts sonot necessarily a Bf-109. this particular panel-shap does not fit to the one of the Bf-109 (unless you found further evidence of course) :) Greetings

[@russwoodward8917]

Do you need volunteers?? I love WW ll history!

[@gasperskok716]

Really awesome Luftwaffe finds Chris indeed, cant wait for more videos when you post the new vid I just more and more like the felling of satisfsction haha

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for watching Gasper!

[@j1st633]

What do you do of all of your finds?

[@Chrisssy2112]

My thoughts exactly. With all of their finds, they could easily open up a museum.

[@gerhard6105]

Well, they show their shop banner in the video....

[@YouOnlyIiveTwice]

The white piece that had 15 6 44 on it could potentially be a date for June 15, 1944?. Maybe it was a tag for a part on an aircraft that was to indicate when it was last serviced?

[@eugenemorris6097]

It's really interesting and tragic at the same time. I would be interested in visiting Germany to do some metal detecting many strict rules in place that's for sure

[@TrevorTrottier]

Tourniquet is English word for the blood stop strap.

[@fajtikczfajtikcz9629]

13:40 that looks like Karlštejn in czech republic

[@danssmokintreasures]

OMG Love that plate. You want to sell it?

[@KubulaKriz]

11:13 This is a practice smoke grenade ÜbHgr 24

[@stineberg2440]

Wie immer coole Funde...ob kölnisch wasser bei frauen hilft weiß ich nicht...😁

[@trevorwilliamgrindrod3999]

Omgosh great episode and amazing to see something from my home country New Zealand, also what an amazing find with the complete German plate! 👌👌👌

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Yeah really happy with it!!

[@joebrown1382]

The Carcono was the same rifle Oswald used to kill Kennedy. The star of the video was the complete plate with the eagle. Love this channel.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Really happy with the complete plate indeed!

[@empat8052]

You should take all the porcelain pieces and glue them. Im sure they are complete, but the pieces are in a hole

[@huntinfishingdad6905]

There is barried German war planes in seymour indiana at freeman filed and Tuskegee air man trained there as well

[@fandoria09]

Have you ever found the Morphine (eppie style pens) that were used on the wounded that would get tossed aside after first use? Finding those could be hazardous to come in contact with. Be careful out there, gentlemen, just in case.

[@daniellindballe4161]

Great video buddy! Can’t wait till December trip! Best regards Daniel - ww2RevivalDenmark

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Likewise! Thanks for watching!!

[@hammyhamster01]

Awesome, I enjoy these videos very much, they are very entertaining, and I love how long they are and how in depth they are, haha get it, in DEPTH. Have fun out there guys, I wish I could join you all or at least be in Germany to metal detect battlegrounds like you do!!

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for appreciating Hammy!

[@danielruiz9154]

Muy bueno

[@atvomatkalashnikov1007]

It's not hardworking it's fun

[@arandombalkan8385]

I got a question do you guys go metal detecting during winter?

[@HarryO47]

What is the location of this find? Curious because my name is Oberth. Trying to track down more info. Thanks

[@coolamradio]

Cool that the plate was not broken up after about 80 years been buried in the ground! Interesting clip again! Btw... ever used a detector that's looking as a kind of groundradar? (sorry can't remember the right name for that equipment item! I know my brother had used one - but he isn't that active anymore.

[@ramborallyteam3733]

Super fanty

[@chrisrombouts]

ooit bij son ( nabij best eindhoven gezocht... daar zijn veel zweefvliegtuigen geland en ligt nog vol met spul

[@nickycabanillas7074]

Crazy how you’re walking where brave men died fighting for their lives at one point. Both sides fighting for their countries unsure what the near future will bring.

[@AbenteuerSchatzsuche]

Unklar basically means unknown/not sure

[@joeramirez2156]

Do you guys sale any of these items?

[@Tobi202]

your voice always reminds me of historysecrets

[@paulgrogan8032]

Interesting side note: the Carcano rifle clips you discovered are for the same rifle/caliber that was mail ordered and used to assassinate president Kennedy here in America.

[@joe18425]

Canteen. Useless, there is a big hole in it ! 👁👄👁🍿👍

[@stevemartin6144]

The Germans did not have butter. These are lard containers. A Buttercup is a flower.

[@georgelevett6925]

Do you have to get landowners permission before you dig?

[@Crocs4cats]

It’s kind of funny they had ceramic plates. Not very durable😅

[@j1st633]

Just curious love your film love the content of your film but why never show your faces?

[@1337fraggzb00N]

17:24 "the housewife" would be "Die Hausfrau" but there is written "Der Hausfrau" which means "To the Housewife". German grammar...

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Cool little detail you point out there! Nice to know hahaha

[@tedkreibich8584]

Now these are a really different set of artifact finds that we usually see from your group. I suspect you'll be back at this site in the future to cover the area and find additional artifacts from WW2. Thanks for the video Chris, and be safe and careful while hunting..

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

A bit different indeed, but a very area right? Thanks for watching!

[@muffinpanzer4079]

I'm 11 and I have always loved WW2 but I like German equipment more before u call me a Nazi there equipment was recycled and most of it is now vases a filters and allied stuff was left in museums and the veterans homes to lay for years

[@Yeetimus_]

also Australia us with the uk nz work together

[@RadekRaVoS]

13:45 Karlštejn in Czech republic

[@1walkgirl]

Flink aan het industrialiseren!, laat aub ook wat voor latere generaties liggen geen dank :-)

[@ahabruikman301]

At 12:19 you can see some kind of bowl at the left bottom of the screen. What is that?

[@ethanhunt8789]

Don’t know if it’s valid or not but looked up the oberth last name online related to ww2 and said he helped develop v2 rockets for the Germans in ww2 being that’s at an air field I wonder if they were studying those there