EXCAVATION OF A GERMAN DUGOUT WITH WEAPONS AND AMMUNITION

[@noahellis3672]

As a fan of these videos and someone who is fascinated with archaeology I wish I was down in that hole help to excavate those artifacts. Unfortunately I'd need a winch or a crane to get me out but that being said I'm surprised at how deep these men had to dig to uncover all that gear and equipment. Looking forward to the next video.

[@jimbo7577]

I would be very careful with that shovel. You don't want to be the last casualty of WWII.

[@abrahamdozer6273]

"German canister" was known as a "Jerry Can" by the English speaking allies. "Jerry" was one of the many slang terms for a German soldier. Those stamped steel fuel canisters were so good, the Allies copied them and continue to call them "Jerry Cans" up to this day.

[@christihiatt3459]

And the kraut gas can is worth two hundred usd intact, like before you throw it, in these parts...

[@tiredlawdog]

We always called the 5 gallon fuel cans, Jerry Cans. I guess it's who you were around at the time.

[@abrahamdozer6273]

@@tiredlawdog Do you go back to WWII because that's when the British started calling the German pattern stamped fuel containers "Jerry cans" The British military were using straight sided rectangular tin cans that were grossly inferior and collapsed when stacked so they copied the German "Jerry" can design and their great grandchildren nw say "we always called them that".

[@tiredlawdog]

@@abrahamdozer6273 I was born in 1945,, so I guess I did in a way go back to WWII, but we always called those cans, Jerry Cans"

[@abrahamdozer6273]

@@tiredlawdog After about 1941, the British called them Jerry Cans.

[@friedrice9535]

I'm amazed at the mixture of Soviet and German equipment. The American doesn't surprise me as we provided the USSR with a bunch of stuff, C-RATs included. Must have been a hell of a fight.

[@pauldrake2563]

I bet they find so much stuff because when everything was left it was probably frozen covered in snow. Idk if I’m right but the amount these guys find is so crazy and the condition some things are in is awesome

[@DJPixelList]

Is that a tunnel that you are excavating? These videos are fascinating...thank you guys. David in the UK.

[@leefloresca7014]

It's better if they put them all on a display in a war museum. For the soldier's bones they should exhume and put them in a box coffin and have them a proper burial and a monument commemorating all the soldiers who.fought and died during WW2

[@gloriaspencer9220]

Crazy how you guys handle the live ordinance. Awesome find though, be safe stay safe.

[@catherinewiencek5527]

Another fantastic video! What do you do with the artifacts and bodies you find on your digs ?

[@DimJongUn]

In Soviet Russia, artifact find you

[@SBry94]

In United States of America, you have right to bear arms. In Soviet Russia, we have right to arm bears.

[@ВладимирЛозин-м2х]

Зачем музыку пихаете, видео не фига неслышно што говорят, это дебилы так делоют, задолбали нествте музыку нахрена она нужна.

[@ReaIly]

@@ВладимирЛозин-м2х bro what music are you talking about

[@Abrahan244]

В каком городе копаете?

[@johnbarnes9379]

Thanks so much you men working hard looking for finds we do appreciate it 👍

[@KellyCrawford01]

Really cool but wish it were in English no idea what is being said sadly

[@CreatingwithWinglessAngel]

Captions in the little captain bubbles.

[@Bimgus9]

@@CreatingwithWinglessAngel caption

[@jordanbrettabbott]

The irony, digging up a bunch of shovels.

[@Zipper6767]

What happens to the artifacts after the excavation is complete?? Peace from Texas!!! Love your awesome videos

[@WWII_METAL_DETECTING]

they transfer them to museums or keep them for themselves

[@Zipper6767]

@@WWII_METAL_DETECTING Are any available for purchase?

[@halitiko]

I smell of history in my nose

[@bigbird9794]

I was equally fascinated by the soil makeup.... looked almost like ash.

[@thebosscatman7]

Wow I seen stuff from 3 different countries and that's just what I spotted in one hole on the eastern front it just makes my head spin

[@steventaylor5283]

THANKS FROM AUSTRALIA

[@roycedare352]

Do you guys ever sell anything you find

[@davidhebditch7710]

which country and location are these to be found

[@Lavabo-Quebec]

What is the metal detector? Could not identify it

[@MGB-learning]

Great video

[@keithjones8424]

Isn't it dangerous to handle the grenades and mines? I know it's been roting underground for 80 yrs. BUT!? These guys don't seem to even care. Experience I guess.

[@NakedOwl501]

They're Russian. They don't care lol

[@Frank-hz9vg]

Amazing my Friend, good video. Thank you.

[@asmodeus.morningstar]

2:07 what kind if shovel is this

[@Vortigan07]

What happened at The Eastern Front?? Some of what you guys find and the condition it's in is almost unbelievable!! It looks as though when the war ended, everybody just packed up, went home and left everything where it was...and that nobody ever went back!

[@lawdog490]

thanks for the english sub titles

[@charlessedlacek5754]

How the hell does stuff wind up that deep in the ground?

[@56RUDOLF]

I just want to ask you, what do you do with the dead bodies you find? do you call the German government in case they are Germans? do they have a properly burial?

[@leefloresca7014]

They must, but I also saw another video from another channel/blogger, they excavate and put all the bones of the German soldiers individually in a box coffin separately whilst the Soviet soldier's bones are put all together in one same box because they can't be indentified anymore and have them a ceremony and prayers before burying them on a mass grave.

[@raz4371]

15:37 are those bottles of pervitin omg that would be something id love on my shelf

[@bartvanelst7736]

nice finds, good job.

[@jimmieallen5096]

Kinda a shame how these artifacts are handled seems to be of little care taken with them.

[@dankmazzi2376]

I thought that as well. They don't care about preservation... obviously.

[@karlos543]

Jimmie Allen Butchers!

[@moondoggy684]

Yeah, me too. I guess if these guys don’t dig it up for profit it will be lost forever, but it would have been nice to see actual archeologists do the dig.

[@gregkoch8455]

Thank you.

[@zaqueusilvadequeiroz6690]

Gostei do vídeo é Impressionante esses achado da 2° guerra mundial . Parabéns pelo trabalho de vocês .

[@conservos2349]

I think Soviets were the last ones to use the dugout. They had American food with them.

[@robchamberlin4900]

The American food was probably from the lend lease programs

[@lees2559]

Great stuff 🇮🇪👍

[@nenywahyuni2366]

Amazing

[@azking9911]

I wish we Can get full subtitles

[@letsplaybarrysmod5815]

Beautiful weapons!

[@Immortal-Headcase]

In the UK "I found a grenade!" $hit! $hit! $hit! Don't panic! Call the bomb squad! These guys? Oh I found a grenade? Oh I'll just throw it onto that pile of other grenades, land mines and live ammo I found earlier, no big deal. Got to admire their guts, and the skill to find interesting stuff. EDIT: What's up with that music about two thirds in? Jesus I nearly swallowed my tongue in terror expecting a damn boss to appear, I need to cut back on Elden Ring.

[@georgedistel1203]

Just curious have you had any cave ins hopefully no one has been hurt or worse.

[@ruslans8033]

Такую манерку лопатой кокнул!Она 75 лет лежала, никого не трогала :)

[@КостяДурасов]

О- о- о!!! Ребята, судя по масштабу раскопа, работой и находкам, всего будет очень много 🎉😅

[@BryanM362]

I'm surprised they haven't caused an explosion by handling, or hitting with a shovel, the grenades, etc..

[@XHollisWood]

Incredible Discoveries thank you for sharing and your noble work ❤️💙

[@nostric4237]

Why did they bury it so far down?

[@PATOPLOMERO]

Que lástima que estas personas no tengan una preparación adecuada para excavar y tratar estos objetos quedados en los lugares donde hubo combates. Arqueólogos o estudiantes de arqueología, o equipos de investigación deberían hacer estos trabajos, seguro que estos objetos tienen una historia que contar y que serían un aporte para comprender qué pasaba con aquellos hombres que los portaban.

[@СергейДобрый-и9ф]

Молодцы ребята ✊✊✊💪💪💪

[@Lokatzhs]

You guys what are you doing with the bodies when you finish?the video pls answer i am from pontos

[@billbrasky7095]

Let’s take time out to remember how great Jim Jones was, and they great things that Jim did.

[@larryyouguessame6078]

Those grenades could still be live!

[@entityfollows2176]

Ok? It’s not hurting us

[@jordanbrettabbott]

Ah, durka durka durka.

[@missbehave2079]

I really mis some english subtitle , if you guys could provide that , it would be very nice .. btw respect for your efforts ..

[@canadiansfor2A]

Thanks for the content.

[@franciscowashington2155]

Boa sorte 👍👍😎

[@mehdimehdi123]

exellent

[@saradolphin3242]

Now This is a We'll Fought Over trench!!! It must of been Very important!!!

[@danielcarolino2314]

Vocês poderia colocar local e contar pouco da história nos posts..seria muito mais bacana.. parabéns pelo canal

[@jordy8441]

Nice video ✌😇 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱

[@chriscosta6349]

Хотел бы дать каналу предложение по возможности поставить субтитры на английском языке. Было бы замечательно!! Привет из Бразилии.

[@chrisdeuna1]

This would be so nice And maybe in German 😂

[@robertogomez2194]

Por favor !!!

[@carlosferreira6605]

O que vocês fazem com a munição ,minas,granadas que encontrão? Elas são ativas depois de mais de 70 ANOS enterradas?

[@tigershark203]

Amazing!!

[@Hellbent7069]

Do you send the american soldiers remains back to the states?

[@morotoro8023]

Excelente descubrimiento, buenos tesoros ok vídeo.

[@cmwolf8866]

Har sett en del av era videos, bra jobbat, men en sak kan vi vara överens om, Tyska soldater hade iallafall ammunition, ingen brist på ammunition för Tyska soldater.

[@andrewclayton4181]

German dug out? Lot of Russian items there. Perhaps it changed hands.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

Not to mention American meat ration tin

[@robertreynolds6057]

Does it make anyone else cringe when they handle all these old explosives all Willy nilly?

[@onmilo]

75 years in swampy/wet ground renders older design explosive charges all but inert

[@robertreynolds6057]

@@onmilo yea for the most part. I guess, I've seen videos from Vietnam and other countries where they do eod type things and it seems like they take a little more caution. Just makes me jumpy either way 😃

[@abrahamdozer6273]

No kidding! "Just a mine" ..TOSS ... "Just a live grenade" ... DROP Maybe, the Soviet stuff didn't go off very much.

[@joejakubec9708]

Only a Russian would handle old explosives like that. No fear.

[@abrahamdozer6273]

@@joejakubec9708 No fear but a little stupid ...

[@colleenpriest7838]

Nice dig guys. My Russian is kinda weak, be nice for English subtitles

[@robertcoody5284]

Interesting to see a American can mixed in.

[@benten9320]

You destroyed all you touch

[@vihorvetrov]

I wonder if it is dangerous handling rusted hand grenades like that

[@Chris-sf7ug]

Naaa

[@dankmazzi2376]

Maybe... maybe.. not..

[@jhoncarvajal88]

Porque eran enterrados tan profundo?

[@stevee7848]

These guy’s are just treasure hunters in my opinion. They certainly are not archaeologist’s by any means just look at the way they throw around their finds.

[@twinturbo8304]

Germans hated those gas mask, they got in the way, and they had to carry them as part of their uniform

[@asagrimmr1459]

Nice finds.

[@ВикторУдовиченко-т9е]

👍

[@ВашГость]

Здравствуйте а это где?)

[@liss9014]

Интересно, что с этими копарями сейчас.

[@STARK-mk9ir]

ES IST DER KRIEG

[@randyspradlin8363]

To the victor goes the spoils.

[@pirmuhammad1579]

Agar us mehsos honi dia hota yai kaha sai aya phir tu kam karab tha bus aya kaha pata nahe yai wo kia ha

[@vitalyjoumenko7313]

Флягу льдом разорвало от заморзкив )))))

[@peterg6956]

Next time turn up the music a bit louder so nothing else can be heard at all.....

[@haroldhackathorn2816]

Subtitles would be nice.

[@LCMNUNES1962]

👍👍👍 🇧🇷

[@yaoypl]

18:25 Wtf, German had English can food??? "Pork cheon meal with natural juices"

[@chairmanalf7856]

The Afrikakorps had a liking for British ‘Bully Beef’ in North Africa.

[@careliacarelita2294]

Time eats everything...""⏳🤔

[@martinbenner8336]

I wonder if these places are remote? I wonder if they could use a back hoe tractor?

[@stugtodd2778]

Wow

[@горецмакклауд-р2г]

А как они оказались на такой глубине.

[@павелзубков-ы5л]

Посмотри канал плацдарм Славянск и всё поймёшь.

[@tiredlawdog]

For that being a German dugout, there sure is a lot of USSR equipment

[@Fahri-hb6tv]

Vaybe nasıl bir dünya..

[@sondelsven]

👍🏻🤘🏻🇩🇪

[@brandywine1548]

If he extracted it with a 4ft prybar it’s fine to throw it. Hold on I got a 40k excavator that is bored

[@KUUGA354]

戦争の武器、薬莢、刀でソビエト連邦の武器がよく分かりました

[@IcelanderUSer]

I wonder if that canister was booby trapped and exploded when searched.

[@dmitrypopov6978]

Автору данного видео замечания музыкальный фон слишком громко звучит глушит слова говорящего. Да и тема музыкальной композиции не по теме.

[@simipi2]

c'est très profond

[@CMcKinnon1013]

Are you scared of accidentally hitting a grenade? Please stay careful guys

[@urbanjansson4408]

Please Make it possible to subscribe in English.. For us outside Russia its impossible too follow what the guys Talking about. Othervise greate channel.

[@leonardobobadilla1545]

Los videos buenos !!! Pero traduscan porfavor