I Visit the Best Military Museum in the World- Dragonman's in Colorado! PART I

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Glad you enjoyed the tour

[@jamesj.garrigus7031]

fantastic , and so well nararated . here is where history should be appreciated with all the stories and the "blood and guts " of war . may we never forget our history .........every generation should remember what it was like before their generation . thank you for your wonderfull mesuem and collection .never to old to learn , and never too young to to awaken to the blessings so many sacrificed their lives , so you may enjoy the moments of freedom we all share . God bless .

[@tomsperow6862]

Amazing!! Thanks for posting!!

[@AdamJDM1]

Thanks, Tom. Part II will be up in a few minutes!

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Mel never stops working hard

[@benyamineghbali9489]

Awesome. Simply fascinating.

[@yardenharlev8174]

Love it. I wish I could go there

[@Eric_Von_Yesselstyn]

Considering the Guy who owns the thing said, on an earlier Video, that operation Barbarossa started in 1943... Well, you get where I'm going.... He gets SOOOO much dead wrong.. It's embarrassing. At least he got it right this time right..???

[@poorlittleleo4519]

19:01 what room is this I cant tell? maybe if you put more of the flags it would be easier

[@Grahame59]

Great museum. Small detail but the British soldier at 36:56 has his helmet on back to front. Greetings from UK.

[@CAPTAINBAZOOKA-wn5by]

correction......HUGO BOSS DID NOT DESIGN THE UNIFORM......BUT HE WAS BASICIALLY THE SOLE PRODUCERS OF ALL THE NAZIE UNIFORMS AND THAT'S HOW HE ORGINALLY MADE ALL HIS MONEY.......

[@DustGamingEST]

Its hard to tell by the video but how many items are real ?

[@AdamJDM1]

Every single item is authentic.

[@DustGamingEST]

@@AdamJDM1 some stuff look to good to be true

[@dpjbdpjb]

@@AdamJDM1 Sir, you know that for sure? Compare the cans of Zyklon B the Dragon Man has to the ones in a google search of real ones. also. The Holocaust Museum in Israel do not even give credence to the human fat soap story, would you like to see news articles on the subject?

[@dpjbdpjb]

@@DustGamingEST very much agree with you. Cans of Zyklon are in too pristine condition for 80 years old

[@johnappleseed9290]

Some of the uniforms are replicas but the holocaust section and majority of the weapons/ammunition and pictures are 100% authentic from WW2.

[@thebog11]

Really staggering collection. Some of the information Mel is giving out is inaccurate or exaggerated for entertainment purposes, like the bit about the M16. It was only the early M16s that were problematic, they jammed easily. Within a year or two they made improvements. The M14 was a heavy rifle that was unwieldy in the jungle, and nearly impossible to control on full automatic fire. We've been using the M16 for 55 years now and nobody thinks of it as "plastic junk", that's just a boomer myth.

[@AdamJDM1]

My dad fought in the Middle-East and was issued an M16A2 I believe. He said it was relatively lightweight and quite accurate, but prone to jamming with sand and debris due to the low amount of clearance- he was able to pick up an AK-47 and used that as a reliable backup if needed. It was vital to keep his rifle cleaned and maintained, the C.O would always inspect to make sure the troops rifles were in good working order. As we can see today with the popularity of the AR platform, the M16 was a great design that just needed some tweaking and has steadily improved as the decades have rolled along.

[@dpjbdpjb]

@@AdamJDM1 those cans of Zyklon B and Soap from human fat are fakes.

[@studbourbon798]

7 mil ? Yea right , I don't see more than 6.8 mil.

[@ingerlander]

Best in the world?...I don't think you have been to many

[@johnappleseed9290]

**Military museum** wise, it is by far the best. Name another museum that allows real weapons from that era, real cyanide/nazi memorabilia/ jihadist items from that time.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

What a terrible way to lose your wife