Man Finds WWII Battlefield Untouched And Historians Are Baffled

[@homebase967]

Yes, amazing find... ❤

[@homebase967]

So so sad that the war dead had not been cared for....

[@AA-ke5cu]

Superstitions are a powerful thing; not counting the teradactyles that are still seen flying at night on Papa New Guinea.

[@chriswilcox7828]

I found a mk 2 ford escort in the north Malaysia jungle it's only made sense for it to be dropped off from aircraft as they have no rds in the area I couldn't believe it just a incredible thing to see

[@derekstocker6661]

Interesting documentary but spoiled by totally wrong background music. Do we need music is video's such as this.

[@Paulftate]

America 1st ...... maga baby maga 👍

[@gabrieldee345don5]

You are repeating a lot of stuff...

[@brucepedersen4032]

The Kokoda Trail was an awful place. Japanese mistakenly offloaded their army there. There was no road or trail for army to travel to Port Moresby. Just a dead end suicidal exercise. That forest is lethal with several tropical diseases, lack of drinking water and Japanese did not carry enough food. Dying of starvation, several malarias, exhaustion and attacking allies. Failure, suffering and death. That little trail was only partially there, repeated high mountains, constant slippery mud carrying heavy weapons. The jungle was so dense even flat ground is terrible to go through. Complete mistake planning an offensive while looking at a map from Tokyo 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@tr7198]

It seems fighting just to thin the numbers. What gain?

[@budgewilliams9019]

Who was using muskets?

[@kyleolsen6938]

Why is getsberg in this documentary

[@billw1487]

Too many north American hardwood forestry

[@ArtBurnett-he8kw]

Howdy, What the h... does AAC B-9 have to do with WW2?

[@billw1487]

Hungarian troops?

[@GabeVlogsIsHamburger]

First!