Frozen in Time - WW2 Stuff Lost & Forgotten

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

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[@SamK-vk7kb]

I appreciate the edits, showing the item in-use. Brings the relics to life, boy I love this channel.

[@ThePponu]

Vollrath is still in business today. I bought a couple of new stainless cooking pots from them recently. Thanks for taking us along. From Texas, USA

[@wtzinho_luckyt6048]

oq mano

[@1silencedninja933]

texas is near me

[@mmothersead]

Vollrath is still operating in my hometown of Sheboygan WI

[@adamrice617]

It was the first thing I looked up! 👍🏻

[@russianman2997]

These videos are so relaxing and learning about the days of the old

[@ericrundgren7257]

Metal Detecting WWII Battlegrounds is my Pewdiepie

[@jj23028]

Eric Rundgren är du svensk?

[@ericrundgren7257]

@@jj23028 Nej, American :)

[@jj23028]

Haha gud den var bra!

[@faithful4654]

I’m a gamer while also a young historian.

[@copperbob2594]

We need you in the raid in area 51

[@bobbyo4955]

It could be a landmine LETS FIND OUT

[@tac5292]

Wonderful video! I love seeing relics from WW2 being saved and preserved. Congratulations!

[@dc619]

Would love more water digs. There has to be so much in there

[@nusba]

Love the superposition of things you found with the original ones, nice job

[@dipunarzary8917]

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[@MrBark1969]

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[@varickbaker2719]

When you see something come out of the water there is a 50% chance that you guys will need too call the bomb squad. Ah I love this channal

[@stonevarner3358]

I love this channel!!!!! I get soooo jealous. It’s crazy how casual y’all act when y’all find something like a bullet casing or a canteen I would lose my mind

[@ub40b42v]

I agree the edits make this channel excellent. A lot more understanding!!

[@tedkreibich8584]

MORE MORE PLEASE.... You guys do an excellent job of explaining what your finds are and how they were used. It proves you not only do your research but share your knowledge with us... Thank You... (and get Mike to do some of the magnet fishing the next time you're out together)...

[@MrDetectorist]

great stuff, love the finds and the history. I jurst purchased an m1 Garand and am in love with the history of the war. Keep it up and love the videos HH and GL

[@NeoByteNL]

Great video guys, love the way you edit in the historical information of your finds. Keep up the good work.

[@daimlerbenzstuttgart]

You are my favorite KZbin videos,the knowledge you have of the smallest of things you find and the way you show how it was used with b/w photos and videos is genius. Great work guys. Awesome finds and I learn something new everytime I watch your videos! Thank you very much. From New Jersey USA

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Great to hear! Thanks for appreciating! Cheers

[@tijsvanberkelberkel2411]

Can you guys make a collection video

[@swebbq131]

Tijs van Berkel Berkel I don't think they can keep the stuff that their finding, maybe some of it especially when it is on youtube.Either way, it would be real cool!

[@tijsvanberkelberkel2411]

Helmets and al that stuff

[@swebbq131]

jannis joplin I THINK they can't keep it because the things they find are old, and "history".So i believe it's going to the "country" or like a museum.But the may keep some of the stuff, even tho that they can't keep it i think that they get money for their finds!😅 Sorry for the bad English, im from Sweden;)

[@swebbq131]

jannis joplin Yeah, you're right.I also feel bad for them:(

[@gamerplays4842]

You can keep what you want if your willing to pay the price if you are caught or found out. They is diffrent laws in diffrent countries as to what you can and carnt keep. Just depends we’re you find the stuff and what army the stuff belongs too as too what the laws are surrounding the belongings you have found. They is a big black market for all ww2 relics especially German. German ww2 military items are and can be worth so much money if these relic hunters found them chances are they would never hand them over to authorities. Just depends on the person I suppose. Theyvis a group off Russian ww2 hunters they go around digging dead soldiers up. Mainly German again. They claim it’s too give the soldiers a proper send off but they was a big case a few years back where when they found the soldiers they was actually stripping them off anything worth while and only handing over there bones uniforms and dog tags too the authorities and keeping the medals badges guns knifes personal belongings ect. They is loads off there videos online we’re they find soldiers still in full uniform and with all there belongings just literally fully intact as they were when they was shot dead. Really good footage worth a watch

[@robmechanic]

Another excellent video. Thank you for taking us along. South Florida, USA

[@NOLAMarathon2010]

Thank you SO MUCH for providing commentary in English!

[@ww2historyfinderl587]

A Some Nice finds again and cool to see those ammo boxes come out of the water in that Good shape. Good luck next hunt

[@Nick-kn5lb]

Cant help but think about the personal stories behind each item. How were they lost, did the owners survive. The pocket knife maybe from a boy growing up and going to war. Sad.

[@TaurusPrimus]

I really love your videos! I find it very fascinating. Keep up the great work and don't change how you present your videos they are fantastic 🇨🇦👍🇱🇺

[@gehteuchnichtsan9322]

Is it possible to meet you and go whit you for a search? I'm from Germany

[@EllPampa]

I too join! ;)

[@kaberle71]

I'm planning a trip to Europe next year which includes going to France and Germany, would love to go on a search as well

[@jupiterwbc7169]

Saame *-!

[@jacobwatson9491]

Same!

[@EllPampa]

I love your videos, you are my masters for my expeditions! From Italy, my biggest compliments for your work .

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thank you for your nice comment! I do my best to keep the vids coming! Cheers

[@gustavoyuriconceicao1937]

Olha eu aqui denovo Br Loko! salveee gringa, os vídeos de vcs são tippp👍

[@Bielziin.S]

É nós

[@smokin14u]

I absolutely love what you guys do!! I’m sure you have been asked this many times before? But do you have to get prospecting or fossicking permits to detect in the areas you go to like the videos from the Arden Forest etc. Love your videos guys keep them coming!

[@localpanzer2775]

2:13 that shell looks like it came from an mg34 or mg42 because the way the shell casing is bent

[@georgemcgillicuddy3498]

Vollrath is STILL in Business in the U.S. The Vollrath Company, LLC is an American company based in Sheboygan, Wisconsin that manufactures stainless steel and aluminum small-wares and equipment, and deep draw stainless steel. These items are supplied to commercial and institutional foodservice operations. Wikipedia

[@bonbaatomica1163]

Dude watch out for the bombs on the floor and I'm your Munero fan 1

[@davidoakley9978]

Love the video guys amazing to still see this stuff been found and you give us so much information that is brilliant please don't leave it so long next time really love watching your videos 👍👍👍👍👌

[@cdcdetection5881]

Hi! Interesting video! Congratulations for the US canteen which is very well preserved! XP deus is an excellent machine! 👍🏻 And thanks for the French translation it's very cool! Friendships from France 🇫🇷

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

That's something new that I added. Translation in multiple languages. Will try to do so in time as well with older videos!

[@jackcolletta4171]

Great video and editing in the history behind the finds! Love what you do.

[@lisasears4178]

I love your videos and everything I just have a question what do you do with the World War II stuff do you keep it or do you turn it into a museum

[@thomasweatherford5125]

AMAZING video! I love the suspense on what you guys pull from the lake/pond. Great stuff

[@louiewaddington]

Those are test tubes. That powder shouldn't be handle with care hands.

[@pinstripingbybear.]

8:43 is not Explosive it's a fired round. now if it had the other end on it that looks like a Bullet casing then yes handle with care. But all that you have is the projectile that's been fired already

[@MrAussiedarren]

Another fantastic vid guys. Congrats on the finds and look forward to the next 👍👍👍

[@robertpimpo4698]

Great finds keep finding history

[@ABriefHistoryOfhistory]

Do you guys come across, ammunition such as grenades or mines etc. How do you deal with these?

[@EmilioDelesposte]

parabéns pelos achados, sempre me emociono tentando imaginar a história da segunda guerra.

[@springdark8407]

Kkkk pensei que não ia achar brasileiros

[@EmilioDelesposte]

@@springdark8407 kkkkkkk Estamos ai "firmi"

[@Jesse_Leuning]

Cool man. Wist je dat je in Duitsland een vergunning moet hebben voor om te zoeken met je metaaldetector

[@dutch-diggersww2metaldetecting]

Again wow great video edit, Nice magnet finds! Very Nice bro!! Greetings Dutch Diggers

[@kevind-neri]

I think I found a very nice content here:) amazing channel, guys!

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for appreciating!

[@chrisj2511]

I will patronize you guys soon - love your channel - so appreciate the actual WW2 captions showing us how these relics were used. Your cause is very worthy just please be careful. 🙏

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Really appreciate that Chris! Take care.

[@alex_m1688]

Who knew 100yrs later they’d be providing for the opposite side

[@eddielane9569]

I would love to do that. Have you ever found a weapon like a machine gun, rifle or a pistol in perfect condition ? If you have I guess it would have to be in a sealed container that would not allow water in it. That would be a major find.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

The MP40 I found recently was in pretty good condition! It was laying in loose sand, which also preserved it quite well. See my latest video! Cheers

[@johnd6471]

I can watch your videos all day and all night. Fascinating to say the least.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Great to have you here!

[@_relzzz_4919]

Mantab semua penemuannya

[@gazlyno]

That canteen @ 5:50 To replace the missing top you can quite easily purchase a replica plastic top and chain what re-enactors use . Great find thanks for sharing

[@hooper4581]

Awesome 👏 what a great hobby ! Always a pleasure to watch pal thanks for taking us along on your adventures

[@Streamcatcher]

Lijkt erop dat de grond niet erg zuur was daar. Zakmes en veldfles kwamen er super mooi uit.

[@Chriss576]

Love this channel I learn about the war

[@kalynnewell5663]

Do you know how awesome it would be for you to be able to find the people that actually owned this stuff and hear their stories....assuming that they were alive still obviously....

[@bobcrawford5083]

I guess that small pond was not there 70 years ago....and items were just left lying around..or am I wrong?..either way love watching history unfold...

[@richardnixon664]

Love this stuff good work!🙂

[@SockGoblin_]

My grandpa stole a teapot from hitler, he stormed the eagles nest and Dachau. he was going to participate in d-day, but received a knee injury jumping off a troop transport in training.

[@untournevisplatquelconque5402]

Thanks Man for the french subtitle i love what you doing keep going

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

New feature! Thanks for appreciating that. Cheers

[@salimbunyu7274]

👍👍👍

[@statewidetfd4107]

Looking at that shell it was not explosive it's known as solid shot It's nothing but a solid chunk of steel

[@timstingel9067]

You dont need the bomb squad for the what you found at 8:20 it's only a projectile it's only the lead bullet part the part that comes flying at you once its shot from a tank I would guess awesome find guys

[@flaviodallaqua9859]

Which the detector do you are using???

[@Kchill1986]

Tank round.not explosive.

[@axellry9166]

Merci d'avoir mis les sous-titres en français😄👌

[@ahickin]

Amazing video my friend

[@a_lexine]

--finds explosive-- --instantly starts poking the lake floor with a stick--

[@impactorose3686]

อู้ว์ มีซัพไทยด้วย

[@illeodavinci]

Amazing finds there, great video💪

[@keithcastro5242]

Good finding old gun and stuff

[@phattran93]

It a good job From in Vietnam

[@danjel7772]

At 8:38 thats an armor piercing shell from a sherman tank , its just the penetrator without the casing

[@no0channel0at0all]

8:40 that isn’t an explosive, it’s a solid round that was already fired

[@BlutUndEhre826]

and what exactly would that be? I also found one, could you tell me which weapon was fired from?

[@mikemikkelsen5087]

my friends field have a water hole from ww2 and there has been a german outpost there im going to magnet fishing there wish me luck its in (Denmark)

[@dutchww2relichunter809]

Wat een mooie vondsten, ik heb zelf nu de quest q20

[@flassakias7768]

very nice guys i love metal detecting and i wish i can do the same one day . also i want to ask you how you clean the stuff you find like do you use something to clean it up ??

[@fishbonestephen]

Excellent video....please come to Hungary, they are always finding stuff over here.

[@ivanjurisic1919]

Im just waiting a video on Best gore titled KZbinr steped on landmine

[@Barbarossamodels]

Another great top video, very interesting 👏👏😃🔝

[@louis48ful]

On the end of the magnet was a bullet of some kind with rifling

[@bartjonker2203]

Ik doe ook af en toe aan metaldetecting erg leuk en leuk om te zien wat jullie vinden en ook laten zien wat voor functie het had

[@diogoreis5259]

am Brazilian and would like to visit the Ardennes forest, today the place is open to visitation? thank you.

[@Nor1998_]

The bacteria preserved it well.

[@marcz.3300]

Where are they in Germany? Great vid!

[@kirk467]

Very interesting but sad at the same time my friend, knowing how many died during this war! Thanks for sharing and please be careful guys! Dangerous stuff!

[@G_A_Z_23]

10:00 Look at all those green packmen

[@timothywhite8130]

that projectile is solid steel. 57mm looks like a m70 projectile weighs roughly 6 pounds

[@swedenfrommycam]

Fantastic channel! Very good speaker voice. Just perfect!!🇸🇪🇸🇪 so professional

[@ademaulana666]

Thanks for substitle Indonesian language.

[@truongnghiemvan8246]

Tôi người VIệt Nam 👍👍👍 Rất thíc dò tìm đồ cổ của chiến tranh ...cảm ơn ad rất nhiều

[@noahgroeneweg6665]

You are dutch i can hear it ik hoor t cool video

[@kori7672]

I love your videos but it’s weird to imagine that these things might have been from solders that might have died

[@pauls5981]

Some amazing finds guys nice work

[@dorcemaricebosayor7885]

Hi

[@dorcemaricebosayor7885]

I'm from papua indonesia

[@larry40]

Just curious but do the bomb ordinance guys get mad at explosives being dug up or are they cool with it,,just wondering.

[@patmckeane6588]

Maybe penicillen or morphine ampouls shovel looks bit modernish maybe treasure hunter there before you

[@SouthGAJester]

Awesome video, I love seeing what y’all find!!!

[@Straydogger]

I would love to detect this area. Very cool..

[@KeyaanMZ]

The American canteen is soo clean

[@NerpMcDerp]

Vollrath company still makes commercial kitchen gear.

[@impressionsstudios1126]

Very interesting finds with excellent cinematography! May I ask where are you from?

[@ikwer111]

Judging from the strong Dutch accent: the Netherlands

[@impressionsstudios1126]

@@ikwer111 Thank you very much!

[@WGFIRE]

When do you think they will find a body?

[@batan123___2]

wgffire63 22 7 6 don’t know but hope he doesn’t pull a Logan paul

[@cuctasat9325]

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[@ridsal2318]

Sangar..sampe ada subtitle indonesia..pattteennn..makasi yg udh submit ya..