HAVING PENETRATED INTO THE UNTOUCHED GERMAN DUGOUT OF THE WWII, I WAS STUNNED! / WW2 METAL DETECTING

[@backdraft57]

These videos are incredible. So interesting to see things laying there untouched for 75 years

[@jenmarie2030]

"If the tunnel collapsed no one would find me." *puts on camouflage* lol

[@bluudlung]

hi

[@ScooterFXRS]

Those are some killer green eyes young lady.

[@TATS_Europe]

Lol

[@MrJal67]

Bundeswehr camo no less...

[@helium5912]

@@ScooterFXRS SIMP

[@angrymike2423]

Very cool ! German engineering that's lasted 75+ years is amazing !

[@retAFcop98]

Another fantastic video! I have enjoyed your channel since you started. Thank you for all the great uploads.

[@dorianleclair7390]

Amazing how well that galvanized metal shelter parts stood the time.

[@wolfgangd.4437]

Very interesting! Greetings from Germany. My Grandfather was died in Russia in 1944. No more War between Germany and Russia!

[@helium5912]

Simply amazing to be walking in the same trenches as the men did in WW2. If only the tress could tell stories of what happened here.

[@colinware4295]

As allways. ..very interesting, thankyou.

[@x7slim8x]

Amazing how well the galvanized metal holds up, even after shelling and resulting fires.

[@ceceliaclarke264]

Germany was way ahead with steel manufacturing and fabrication by the 1930s. Books about the family and steel company called "Krupp" reveal that at the end of WWII the contents of German steel mills were transferred to England, for the purpose of copying German technology. Krupp Steel is still producing, in the 21st century. They made steel right through the war (with the assistance of prisoners/slaves) and for more than a century before that. History of Krupp family and their steel mills explains much about WWII.

[@laurenz4528]

Looks like zinc to me tbh which doesn’t rust.

[@ceceliaclarke264]

@@laurenz4528 Zinc is a metallic white powder, mined from the earth. It is used as a solution to coat steel and other metals, in the process called galvinization. No gun or other object can be made with zinc alone. Zinc is used as a coating which prevents oxidation (rust).

[@laurenz4528]

@@ceceliaclarke264 yeah I forgot about that galvinization part for me it was always just a sin coating my bad ;)

[@laurenz4528]

@@ceceliaclarke264 where I’m from zinc coated things are literally just called zinced :D

[@joseho2000]

Thanks for this Video from germany

[@darekgudw903]

Zajefajnie. Zawsze będę wspierał Twój kanał.

[@vinodmunde6264]

Amazing video and hardwok behind this video... like it from India 🇮🇳

[@jordy8441]

A beautiful place and a amazing video 🔥💯🔥😏👌

[@mrspin3315]

You do extremely good work, I enjoyed your videos very much!

[@Delta-9917]

Hello, thanks for this beautiful but sad search 🤔😔❤❤❤👌👌 Wishing you all the best🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏(fram Iran ) ..👍👍❤❤

[@Bill_Russell_aka_Coolbreeze]

Nice find but you would think actual relic hunters would handle relics with a bit more care than just tossing them around.

[@jiricelypotok6724]

grave robbers after a quick buck on militaria sales websites

[@pseudonym745]

Great work! libe your channel Keep it up! Greetings from Germany !

[@ms.ehn.crystaldon]

happy viewing,,🙋‍♀😊😊👌👍,,,shout out watching from philippines,,,,👌👌👍👍😊,,,,,woooowww😲😲

[@grahambamford9073]

Pulls box full of jumping mines out of ground, casually says I think we'll leave them here because there dangerous..... those mines were horrendous once activated they would jump up out of the ground to about groin height and then explode.

[@Zipper6767]

Hey, love y'all's channel. I'm just curious if you tried metal detecting any of the bunkers that weren't constructed with so much metal?? Or any of the areas around them? Greetings from Texas. You guys stay safe out there!!

[@philipwurm5121]

Maybe I’m nuts but I woulda slept a night or two in that one that had the bunks in it. Just to say I did… cool finds!

[@martymcpeak4748]

Are there ever any weapons found that aren't rusted solid and could be made operational again?

[@martymcpeak4748]

@@nuggdimmadome2192 makes perfect sense, I forgot those crates and boxes weren't made waterproof or even resistant.

[@cincoy3679]

Yes they do watched meany videos where the guns come out like when they went in. Oil field in Russia where they find most of them.

[@chalkster4723]

Remarkable finds. What an amazing discovery. Thank you for sharing this. Might I ask what Country/Region this is?

[@09Ceekay]

I would guess this area is around the Ladoga Sea/ Leningrad. My Grandpa has taken a lot of photos during his 2 years he was stationed there, and the countryside looks so similar. It's almost like i have coloured the old black&white photos

[@u.s.militia7682]

That’s the most gnarly barbed wire I’ve ever seen. I’d love to have some of it.

[@michatrejgis2188]

Where is the link to the flamethrower use?

[@stevewilliams1197]

Great video...but I would not play around with those old explosives....

[@thepinpointersww2md]

Amazing ..!!! Like always

[@simonphoenix3789]

how are those wires and the shelter not rusted like everything else? they are galvanized steel right? can galvanization really protect steel that well after all these years? isn't the barbed wire also made out of galvanized steel?

[@pipojobje534]

WOW FIRST ONE FOR RHE THIRT TIME YAYAY LOVE YOU

[@trencher4570]

The thirt time, fucking autisic

[@d.radrelichunter]

Not normal. All that items still to find. Thanks for sharing. D.RaD relic hunter.

[@thinghammer]

That looked positively lavish compared to others I've seen. What did they do about mosquitoes and such?

[@alimdianachannel6636]

Aku suka suka sekali dengan acara ini ....sukses slalu kawan

[@mudkoerfgen9843]

Yep Appreciated in Pilgangoora Lithium mine site Western Australia 🙃👍

[@aleksold7524]

А как все прекрасно сохранилось😳

[@austumaspapartis6722]

Great video! where is this tho? i.e. what's the location? I realize this must be an eastern front, but could you be more specific? thank you!

[@alanmoffat4454]

INSIGHT DOESN'T MEAN THAT PEOPLE LEARN AND CAN STILL MAKE MISTAKES.

[@almirmarques36]

um abraço do Brasil!!

[@harryraam9566]

Thank u man! Amazing from Holland! 🌹🇳🇱🇷🇺🌹

[@mehdimehdi123]

good video.

[@bundacantikindonesia8859]

beautiful

[@evilnineteen]

I would love to be on these batlle site digging up war treasures. I am jealous of these guys. Lol

[@messagedeleted1922]

You can do this in a lot a places. Here in Northern BC there is a spot where Im sure there was an old native fishing village. They were known to store caches of food and weapons in case of raids. I look for those caches.

[@RNemy509]

100% agree, I feel exactly same way

[@dominicgilmartin5943]

It's great to see..but being invaded by germany must of been terrible....as is any invasion.

[@RNemy509]

How long did the German army occupy this area? Seems like a lot of work to string all that wire and build such elaborate shelter systems

[@misterno2801]

I think its built late 1943 early 1944. Abandoned late 1944. I think Germans believed its strategic point (Which Red Army by passed) Looks like it was second line of defense. In first video about this place. They found a lot of land mines around. I think Red Army never bothered to explore and remove what was useful. Other vise that barb wire will be taken long time ago.

[@martinusher1]

Where are these searches? Do you catalog what you found and where you found it?

[@misterno2801]

Unfortunately answer is NO. Locations are un known. Everything in good condition ends up on black market. All this sites are disturbed (simply put grave diggers). Plus money from You tube..

[@neuststrasni5903]

Super👍🇭🇷

[@henkarends9973]

great job guys and a great vid

[@glennwhittaker197]

I think that thin wire was/ is called chicken wire

[@ПавелБухаров-з1у]

Где это все происходило

[@WWII_METAL_DETECTING]

Заполярье

[@downundertruth3589]

From Australia. I assuming this is eastern front areas.

[@teunmulder9772]

Welke taal spreken jullie Top videos ik kijk met verbazing 👍

[@WWII_METAL_DETECTING]

russian

[@broadstken]

I would love to have some of that original German wire for one of my helmets....

[@sonnyeriksson4480]

We must never forget the power of indoctrination and how analog programmable we humans are . Good work , poor souls

[@cincoy3679]

Wow. This is one of the best Videos l seen from there how they lived in war. Tell you if Russia was ever bombed it would be like never ending how meany weapon you still have there.

[@KarmaChameleon3029]

This is truly amazing. Sometimes I wish the Germans had successfully invaded the UK just so I could metal detect and find amazing pieces of lost history. Some amazing finds though, thanks for sharing! 🙂 🇬🇧 ❤️

[@malachisd2757]

Bruh are you serious

[@KarmaChameleon3029]

😂😂😂@@malachisd2757

[@pooooornopigeon]

Plenty of history out there, people are finding Roman, Norman, Viking stuff all the time.

[@gitfoad8032]

That site should be professionally recorded & surveyed.

[@misterno2801]

It's recorded and surveyed by black market ..

[@cornelisdijkhuis7860]

Goed bezig

[@BillyT886]

That old barbed wire is worth a lot of money Believe it or not

[@herbstjohann6057]

Sorry, diese Funde von euch mit viele Umgebungen, dass währen Gefangenen Lager, die alles gebaut haben in diesem Wald, leider Gefangene, tut mir im Herzen sehr weh!!! LG.Herbst Johann aus Österreich

[@peetsnort]

Those trees are so incredibly slow growing

[@akrifle3]

Normal in subarctic regions, esp for conifers.

[@welingtongoncalves3151]

🇧🇷👍LIKE

[@ВикторУдовиченко-т9е]

👍

[@morotoro8023]

Soldado loco...pasa cuando nada importa ni tu vida ni tu cuerpo ni tu muerte, nada pasa en tu vida sólo la soledad del tiempo estático en tu mente de ésa mirada perdida de alguien quién fué...un soldado nada más. .

[@sasquatch440]

Some of these translations are quite strange, they definitely make you think lol

[@funenergizer4989]

Did you need some one...i will helping out...nice video...👍

[@LucasSantos-tz7dq]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷Super Like

[@spychal9]

stop the war

[@Night_Wolves_]

Shut up

[@Normannia]

🤛😀🤜🏴‍☠

[@Justadrifterhere]

"We will leave these jumping mines here because they are dangerous" :also yanks them out of the ground: I cannot stress enough that they were yanked out of the ground, these men have some balls of steel lol

[@lees2559]

🤙👍

[@factorybear5264]

Retrieve some of that German barbed wire and you can sell it on eBay by the centimeter. People will pay!

[@verilyheld]

They pick up 3 decaying German jumping mines . . . . clearly, Russians are the original 'hold my beer!' guys!

[@600joe]

Meat wood???

[@hundekanzler7787]

👍👍👍 🇩🇪🇱🇺🇩🇪🇱🇺

[@reefyyy]

I appreciate the translations but please dont use the word penetrate ..... It sounds a bit weird in english (mosty used in a sexual way) You can just say " get into " or " getting inside"

[@geraldsnijders4150]

Haha,..

[@chrisstaylor8377]

Be good camping place in bunker

[@paulw176]

I bet a lot of poor animals are injured and killed on that barbed wire and netting all over the place...

[@hamedshahmoradi39]

چه چیزایی پیدا میکنید خدایی 🇮🇷

[@smallkarat]

o7

[@Riteaidbob]

Stunned? About what?