Left behind by Hitler's Arctic army: a pit filled with German WW2 relics.

[@ALHISTORYTEAM1]

Hello, my friends! What an amazing expedition! What beautiful and cool relics you found! That is very cool! Thank you for your video, and I will wait for you here in KURLAND POCKET! See you soon, guys!

[@thomasbrown5081]

Hi mike you and the lads have found a lot of great items another fabulous video stay safe my friend till the next video 👍👍👍🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Lifeistooshorttomessaround]

Fantastic video. I really enjoying watching them and hopefully see some more content soon

[@garryhulshof4383]

What some excellent finds. You are very fortunate to live where you do. Lots of history to find.

[@Peter-ReneDiekmann]

really great finds....you and your guys did well again....congrats to all of you.

[@markbrennan4693]

Brilliant video Mike , loved the bike licence plate.

[@HamishGardiner-ru7xg]

Just a quick note: the English names for the weapon held by the lion on the Norwegian button depend on which representation is actually on the button. In the more modern version the lion holds an upswept ‘battle axe’ or ‘Norwegian axe’. In the older version the lion is shown holding a double spiked axe bladed pole arm known as a ‘ Halberd’ . The proper heraldic description would be something like ‘Lion Rampant Sinister ( = left facing), with Halberd’.

[@TonyBrantley-q1n]

Fantastic work! Love recovering history! Congrats on your finds

[@Metal-Detecting-NC]

You guys are always on the great spots to find treasure! Very nice finds for everyone.

[@tedkreibich8584]

Thank you Mike and company for another one of your Fanstatic video

[@haffrods7055]

Love the videos Mike. The low camera shot just above the grass was really a cool shot.

[@garydonnelly8337]

Amazing finds and always good watching. Can't wait for the next video.

[@alanslade2319]

Just watched this and love the history and world war 2 relics, so I've subscribed to your channel and looking forward to catching up. See you soon, Alan 💯🍻🇬🇧👍

[@joseangelmolina8176]

It would be interesting if you recorded the search process. To see how the detector beeps and to know what numbering comes out depending on what they find. Best regards

[@dnldcow]

Awesome finds Gentlemen, who know what maybe in the area, the Ring is not something I have seen , nice dog tag can't wait until your next video.

[@shaunwest3612]

Great video mike,nice finds👍👌

[@thewesty101]

Halberd is the weapon in the lion's grasp 👍

[@uwebacker7042]

The Motocycle License plate WH ist standing for "Wehrmacht Heer" amazing founds you did

[@TonyLoechte]

Great finds ❤❤❤

[@kristalsalters1613]

Great finds, thank you.

[@randynewtonsr9659]

Awesome finds Mike , really cool 😎

[@retAFcop98]

Awsome finds and as usual a fantastic video!

[@prussiancop]

Класс находки комрады! У нас в бывшем Кёнигсберге такого добра очень много. Молодцы

[@lorbassen]

Cool finds! 💪

[@Flyingfezzik]

I would love for you to in the future ever make a video on how to get started battle detecting in historic places And how you got started and how to contact people the metal detect in their land

[@andrewpigott609]

Some great finds there Mike!👏🏻

[@Kaivukonku]

Nice finds. Maybe i have to go to Norway next summer.

[@ww2relicshunting37]

Nice vidéo Mike 👍👍 thanks you 😉

[@Finding457]

Interesting, informative and entertaining, utube at it’s very best!

[@SirAugusto1]

Great finds. Cheers from Rio de Janeiro

[@stevenvoe]

Dit is echt niet normaal. Geweldig mannen

[@jimmywr32]

great video mike

[@ianstewartbrown5308]

Great video with some fantastic finds

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Thanks! ☺️

[@oldsargescoutsout757]

Once again, awesome Mike

[@vincentjagub1532]

I love your relics

[@militarycollectables3945]

With an adapter plate,the double drum mag also fits the mg34

[@Andrey-sc1uy]

Копари везде одинаковые, что в России, что в Норвегии, радуются искренне, как дети находкам!!!

[@bobkirk942]

Great finds !!! I need to buy the garrett vortex , in still using the garrett at pro 😂

[@2zero660]

The word you're looking for is halberd 😁 for the button

[@lisa01ism]

Well done to you and the team with the amazing finds, the one thing I do wonder about is the dog tag, was it just thrown in the pit or do you believe that you may have found another fallen soldier in or around those parts, will you be going back?. It truly ceases to amaze me how so many items are all within a few inches of the top soil, it is just an amazing part of history even though it is nearly 80+ years since. Stay safe guys and I cannot wait to see more from all of you x Lisa

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Hi Lisa, the thing with German dogtags is that they were pre-made/pre-numbered and then handed out. The Germans have very strict privacy laws which prevents us from figuring out who this belonged to. This was a ‘trash pit’ so the former owner must have tossed it out because he was reassigned to another outfit or when the war was done. I’m afraid we’ll never know. Thanks for your comment, your kind words and for watching the video! Mikw

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

*Mike not Mikw

[@JKonig-hu7cw]

13:27 die Hundmarke müsst ihr beim Roten Kreuz abgeben, zur Untersuchung, das ist wichtig ,vielleicht ist die Person vermisst gemeldet, oder schon verstorben, anhand der Marke können die das feststellen, und ihr einen besonderen Beitrag mit Video posten

[@dimmapeugeot1388]

awesome finds

[@manfredandreasschiller4651]

Erkennungsmarken abgeben! Das ist die Identität eines Menschen.

[@chriscimino7729]

Just Curious if you able to Check Inside of the Bunker at all? If So, Did you find Anything interesting? I Imagine the Entrance Area Would e A Good place to Metal Detect Because that is Where the Soldier’s Would Assemble or Be Waiting to Enter, Possibly dropping a lot of items over time! Thanks For a Great Program, Stay Safe & Happy Hunting!!! :-)

[@michele5327]

Great video. Excellent finds. Hope mosquitoes didn't eat you alive! Cheers from Florida

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Thanks for watching. That anti musquito thing did the trick I guess. Not to much bites from those ‘knuts’ (little musquitos)

[@rutrutbella600]

I'm ol' Florida boy

[@rutrutbella600]

Iron mike happy new year from USA

[@dianezielaznicki9799]

Good luck in your finds!

[@กาญจน์ชรินดํารงรัตนหิรัณย์]

Instead of Europa why dont you plan a dig in Egypt or Tunisia ~ I’m sure the desert still has many secrets. 😮

[@kekkiedrek]

Woooooohooooo lets go!!!

[@adventurehawksancientharmony]

The MG 15 had the highest rate of fire for any machine gun during World War II

[@garage3119]

Mg42 rate of fire was 450 rpm faster than mg15.

[@douglasbrock1134]

Great finds way up north. How do you guys decide who is keeping what finds? Or do y'all play cards to decide. Excellent adventure.

[@hei33]

That tube you found was DORAMAD TOOTHPASTE. Doramad toothpaste was radioactive, it had thorium in it. Keep it safe from you. 😆

[@westernfront_battlefields4531]

24:03 that’s the other part from your torch. Used for vehicles

[@salvatorerizzottolo5062]

Ottimi recuperi 😊

[@thomasschwalger7580]

Schöne Funde Jungs.Macht weiter so.

[@rogerelliot5446]

just purchased a Garrett Vortex VX9,WHAT SETTINGS ARE YOU USING IM going Luxembourg next week merry xmas and happynew year

[@Janihonkalaxx]

Few summers ago, we found big pile of nazi gold here in lapland.. from war field.. thats hard to sell those things, but no need to work many years😊🤷‍♂️.. only hobbying and metall detecting now🤷‍♂️😊

[@gwalarnbzh6436]

L'enfouissement de leurs équipements devait être assez courant, un cultivateur près de chez moi m'a raconté que les Allemands en partant de chez lui en 1944 avaient enterré leurs matériels dans son champ et qu'il avait crevé à plusieurs reprises à cause des pelles restées sur place.

[@vinylvishrecords]

I thought I was hearing things in the beginning, I thought it was Techno Viking..haaaa

[@allanraynor4844]

Awesome finds Mike, how did you find the vortex compared to your garrett?? I have 1 on order!

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

I love the Vortex. It’s very quiet even on the highest settings. The most recent update I havent tried out yet but that even seems to have approved the machine. I’ll bet you wont regret ordering one ☺️

[@j.dragon651]

You have the dog tag. Was that the soldiers serial number on it? Is there anyway of finding out who it belonged to? That was and odd collection of artifacts, I wonder why some of them were there? The horn for one? Fighting a war is tough enough without carrying a horn around with you.

[@hellomcflyy]

what did you use on the license plate...looks like citric acid - try oxalic acid....it's way better..I've dug up completely brown rusted tins that have cleaned up sometimes pretty well

[@JeRKII]

You guys had some amazing finds. Is there any value to any of it or is it only worth something to the finders ? Also went to Garrett's web site to look at the new detector $ and looked at the comments and pretty sure I read yours. You should do a video of the model as there are now 2 of that style and what you think of it ( the good and bad for you ). I noticed they are programmable

[@malcolmmoodie6512]

The ring and dog tag mean there is a body nearby

[@Azphreal]

The British water bottle is blue because it was enamelled to prevent corrosion.

[@renatofrasson7813]

Hello, can you ask me a question? What is the law in Europe for objects of war found today (guns, bombs and precious metals)?

[@Magic-Wrench]

I wonder how the German soldiers wore their ID tags? Was it around the neck like US dog tags?

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

Yes, around their necks. The top of the tag has two holes the bottom of the tag one hole. We also found tags in leather pouches which they wore around their necks. Little bit more comfortable than having that cold metal on the chest

[@Magic-Wrench]

@@IronMikeMetaldetecting Thanks. They do look uncomfortable if neck worn. US dog tags were comfortable enough. I was so used to wearing my dog tags that I wore them for a couple years after I was discharged.

[@olafhoof5210]

Das erste ist der Deckel eines Essgeschirrs .

[@jefvillon3050]

Bonsoir Y a t il un risque de tomber sur une mine ou une munition prête à exploser ?

[@kickinkaren478]

When did dog tags start being used? Did the Soviets use them?

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

german have been using them for a while, even before WW1. Soviets did have the little bakelite containers with a paper inside. But they ceased to hand those out after 1941. So many fallen soviet soldiers didnt receive a named grave

[@VikingNorway-pb5tm829]

Lion with axe is Norwegian button.

[@PaulLorenzini-ny2yw]

Funny how the WW2 Germans with the help of IBM thought everyone deserved a serial number.....kind of like Big Tech of the old days.

[@sprintbikers1195]

Que inceivel,meu sonho é ir na europa detectar e tentar achar uma lembrança da segunda guerra.

[@HamzehTapanjeh]

Do you sell the artifacts you find?

[@stefanstarzynski684]

Hallo was für ein metalldetektor nimmst du

[@IronMikeMetaldetecting]

garrett Vortex, ist gerade auf den Markt gekommen

[@HarryCarrr]

Why are rocks on top of the finds

[@brovonis6995]

Vue de France, merci

[@davidwacker1925]

Your English is very good, I don't need subs.

[@ФазильИбрасов]

Спасибо за видео камрад! Удачи тебе от камрадов из России🤝👋

[@BIGV710]

put the old coins in a glass of coke cola and leave for a while and all the dirt will come off

[@ThomasPaine1974]

A Pike... that's what it is for

[@HermannUhr]

Das wäre super wenn das siauf

[@sapperlex]

love what you guys all do Mike. Keep it up maybe Axe or Halberd

[@nigelward5452]

My father was taken prisoner in Norway 1940

[@TheLRC]

Jeg får vondt i kroppen av måten dere hakker løs på..

[@FernandaJuarez-xn7nr]

🇲🇽✌🏽

[@glenncarter9715]

Nothing but grave robbers !

[@ВячеславБелоцерковский]

Its Narvik?

[@ChristophMarks]

Und wo bring ihr die erkennungsmarke hin?? Oder verscherbeld ihr sie im internet ? wenn ja seid ihr grabräuber!!

[@ВячеславБелоцерковский]

Jeg kjenner en slik krigssøppel i Drebak