Metal Detecting WW2 - AMAZING U.S. WWII Dog Tag found! - Between the Foxholes PART 1

[@tommybellomy7359]

This was my uncle, thanks so much for taking such a serious look into who and where the dog tag owner is located. Your ending showed the true respect you have for those who have lost their lives for freedom of others. Thanks again. TJB

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much for your comment!! I really have a lot of respect for all who fought for our freedom! I will go to his grave more often, bring him flowers, and show him the respect he deserves. We will never forget! Gr Nick

[@HiTechOilCo]

Hi Tommy. I hope Nick has helped to provide some peace and comfort to your family. I subscribed to your KZbin channel. How can I contact you?

[@howardrodgers3015]

Tommy Bellomy thank you from a Grateful Nation for Private Benny Bob Bellomy’s sacrifice. We will always remember those who paid the Ultimate Sacrifice so that we can live free. I grew in a small town in Mississippi next door to an Airborne Soldier and got to hear all his stories of war and being in a German prison camp and liberated. That was truly the Greatest Generation!!! Marching On!!!!

[@cutwater1965]

@@History-Secrets This is an amazing story. Thank you and god bless this brave young man.

[@mikemorvay5122]

Thanks Tommy your uncle was a hero

[@jerryseebaugh231]

Thank you for being so respectful to a fallen soldier. As a retired US military veteran it is nice to see the reverence you paid to a fellow brother in arms who paid the ultimate sacrifice for his country.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! It's really sad to be on a cemetery like that, but at the same time.. it feels good, because you're there to show respect. We can't thank them enough.. they gave their lives for our freedom.. and we will never forget Respect for you! Gr Nick

[@themanfromphoto]

This soldier paid the ultimate sacrifice for the WORLD! That's what makes them heroes. Unselfishly fighting for the cause of freedom for total strangers.

[@robsherry8358]

Touching moment you shared with us. Thank you for your respect to the fallen WW2 U.S. soldier. Your channel has deemed a new respect for metal detectorist such as you. Thank You.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! We can't thank them enough.. they gave their lives for our freedom.. it's a field full of heroes! We will never forget.. never... Thanks for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@mr.invisable6919]

History Secrets bless you brother.

[@seanlav8040]

They are all musiem things

[@skypilot257]

I am US Army retired, I must say that what you did for this soldier was truly inspirational. I've posted the link to this video on my social media and addressed it to my veteran friends. Thank you for treating this with respect.

[@History-Secrets]

Respect for you sir! Thank you so much for your comment! I'm in contact with his family, they know i found his tag, and they are really happy there is someone who can go to his grave to honor him :) Gr Nick

[@augustuscaesar7997]

@@History-Secrets i have a question,did his family wanted dog tag to be sent in Texas,or they allowed you to keep it?

[@History-Secrets]

@@augustuscaesar7997 They said it belonged to me, i'm part of the family for them now :) It really means a lot to me.. i also adopted Bennies grave!

[@augustuscaesar7997]

@@History-Secrets very nice to hear that,you are a good man!

[@mikes1345]

I have to show respect to your parents for respectful and honorable actions you have shown to that soldier and his family. You are a credit to your family. Here in Texas you have shown us that values are still being taught by parents around the world. Thank you!

[@wagonmaster2158]

This is an amazing tribute to one of the many fallen heroes of World War II. Thank you for your kindness and respect. Stories like this give us hope.

[@jenniedray2432]

Thankyou for been so respectful. Bought a tear to my eye. Such an amazing guy to do this.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much, we will always remember them! Gr Nick

[@TendoyD]

thank you for the respect you show to all soldiers , they are the true heros of our world.

[@felixviljoen1719]

Thank you for being respectful to those who fell for freedom and peace. It's sad that this poor kid died so far from home...

[@hitechoilco8343]

Nick, for creating this wonderful video, for the great reverence you paid to Bennie, you are indeed a great man. Thank you.

[@Addicted2Kaos]

I've watched several of your video's and this one is my favorite so far. My Grandfather was a U.S. Soldier in WWII. It was very cool to see you find that Dog Tag and even cooler to see how respectful you were afterwards. Thanks for sharing!

[@cutwater1965]

This is an amazing story. Thank you and god bless this brave young man.

[@bearded_biker007]

Wow....such a powerful moment, thank you for sharing it with us

[@HiTechOilCo]

Nick, the reverence and honor you paid this soldier, Bennie Bellomy, is of the highest order. God bless you for what you have done here. You are a good man. So many gave their lives so that we could be free, yet they didn't even know us. That's about as personal as it gets! Rest in peace Bennie. There are not words to express the gratitude that millions of people all over the world have for you and your fellow soldiers.

[@historyguard-ww2]

Touching and impressive !! His family should be notified by finding his dog tag...

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, it was really special! Would be great to have contact with the family. Gr Nick

[@historyguard-ww2]

Yes...it's a good occasion to show you are not a simple 'collector'...and not just a...MD user . You have knowledge and soul... But...lucky because of AMERICAN dog-tag (the NAME of that soldier); other dog-tags from other armies don't have the name of the ''owner'...just the unit... ;-(

[@History-Secrets]

Indeed.. it's really frustrating if you find a dog tag, and you can't find any personal info about it.. Gr Nick

[@seanlav8040]

Yes they should

[@Lsp1968]

That was an extremely nobel thing that you done my Grandfather was in the 82nd Airborne and fought in the Battle of the Bulge he was one of the lucky ones and made it home so i have a deep respect for the men that fought that war and even more for the heros that are still there Thank you.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you! :) A lot of respect for your Grandfather! We will never ever forget what they did for us! Gr Nick

[@enfekted13]

Thank you for doing that. Paying respect for someone you don't know.. more people should do this.

[@LennertCorteville]

I get goose bumps ... I am also searching WO2 relics with a metaldetector. I have been searching for 7 years but this dogtag is amazing. I would cry for it. These heroes gave their lives for us... Thank you so much to share this video, i watch all your video's.. Thank you to be so respectful for this fallen soldier Greetings from Belgium!

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, it was really special to find.. we will never foget what they did for us! Thank you for watching! Gr Nick

[@dannyschreckengost1973]

This is absolutely amazing. When people do such respectful things. You've earned my sub. I know this video is 2 years old but still. Bennie Bellomy, such a young man at 21 who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our freedoms, nice to see you pay your respects to him. Stuff like this touches me as an American who has the upmost respect for all of our military past and present.

[@Rickkert2000]

This video needs more likes, and its not about the likes but allot more people needs to see this beautiful video...

[@robertstrong5689]

How powerful and special was this video!! You are a wonderful young man, Nick. God bless you for your great compassion and kindness.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for your kind comment!

[@zupan1758]

I nearly cried at the end. Salute to you and rest in peace, Bennie.

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for your comment, we will honor them forever! Gr Nick

[@angelalynch1462]

Thank you for making this video, I will always remember this one, so many lives lost and we do forget history and you bring the memory of it back to us.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! History is important, and we need to save what we can.. i'm really glad i found the dog tag! Gr Nick

[@tedkreibich8584]

What a video. The respect you showed after finding the dog tag and how you returned it shows you care and respect beyond your years....

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! It's such a personal find.. and when i discovered he was KIA.. i was just feeling sad. When we found out where he was buried, i just knew we had to visit him.. and i'm sure Bennie appreciated it. It was a really special feeling to stand there, and read the same name on the gravemarker.. it was really sad.. but at the same time i felt happy, because were were able to reunite him with his dog tag. We will never forget what they have done for us! Gr Nick

[@homolanfitekr8498]

just amazing, never saw anything like this...a true story of one soldier. thank you.

[@fourseasonsdiggers]

I am so moved by the respect you showed the soldier after finding his dog tag. Thank you so much.

[@History-Secrets]

We will never forget what they have done for us! Thanks for your comment! Gr Nick

[@kimnolte237]

That was a great tribute! I enjoy watching your videos because of your enthusiasm, your love of the history of it but also because of the respect you have for all of the soldiers. I am a huge WWII history lover and I have the honor of working daily with a 97 year old German Jew who fled Germany around 1937 to come to the U.S. He finished school here right about the time that the U.S. entered the war and he immediately joined the Reserves and ended up attached to the Big Red One. He landed on Omaha Beach on DDay and survived but was wounded about one month later. The shrapnel that hit him killed his buddy and I don't know how he made it to a MASH unit before bleeding out. He was operated on and given about one month to heal before they sent him back. Due to him speaking German he ended up in Intelligence where his job was questioning and interrogating German soldiers who either were captured or had surrendered. He stayed until the end of the war where he then returned to the U.S. to attend college, get married and have a son. He is such an amazing man with determination and will power like none other I have ever met. We celebrated his 97th birthday last November and he has got many more years in him, God willing. We talk about his time in WWII often and I tell him about my love of watching your videos and the things you uncover. I just wanted you to know how much I enjoy watching your videos and that your genuine love for the history and your respect for all soldiers is very obvious and it makes watching you that much more enjoyable. Thank you for all of the work you put into the videos and I hope to see many more!!!

[@History-Secrets]

Wow.. what an amazing story!! You are really lucky you know that man.. and he is lucky he knows you, because talking about it is a really good thing! I have met some U.S. veterans from the 30th infantry division Old Hickory that liberated my town in 1944, i gave them chocolate, and a rose. And also a shell casing i found in the village.. because i knew, it was from their division. They were really happy with it.. i was about 14 years old at the time. I asked them for a autograph, and gave them a letter.. on the letter was my address, so we could write each other. I had contact with some of the veterans for a long time.. we did sent each other christmas cards, and shared stories with each other. I have met them in person a couple times when they came to my town on a trip, and i asked them to sign a helmet,a and they did.. I still have it, and will never EVER sell it.. it's a really special and personal helmet now. I even wrote and sung a song for them.. And then.. the writing stopped.. they are in a better place now.. and will always be in our hearts! I will never forget the day i met them.. I'm glad there are people ( like you ) who talk to heroes like that, show interest, and the most important one.. respect! You have an amazing story there, and a true hero.. i'm glad he survived the war, and he's healthy now! He's strong and let's hope he reaches way above the 100! Tell him i have a lot of respect for him! Really nice to hear you like my videos, it means a lot! :) More videos coming, i won't stop! Gr Nick

[@DichterDenkerPraktizierend]

Peace to all fallen Soldiers. You're such an honored Man. Keep up the good work. Thanks.

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for your comment! :)

[@andyboog2010]

Thanks for doing the research on that dog tag. Shows your respect for our boys. Thank you.

[@History-Secrets]

Items like these really mean a lot to me. We will never forget what they did for us! Gr Nick

[@HiTechOilCo]

"It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived". Gen. George S. Patton, U.S. Army. Wise words indeed! Gen.Patton was Private Bennie Bellomy's commanding officer.

[@margiebellomy7609]

We believe that you have found a dog tag that belongs to my husband's uncle. The man he was named after. My husband name is Charles Bennie Bellomy. His family is from Wood county Texas. We would love to get in touch with the maker of this video. Thank you so much for the tenderness and kindness that you displayed in this video.

[@History-Secrets]

Hello, Wow, i don't know what to say.. please contact me at: [e-mail] Gr Nick

[@margiebellomy7609]

History Secrets I am so excited that I don't even know what to say. And so grateful for the KZbin video. We were never even sure exactly where Bennie Bob was buried. My husband was named after Bennie Bob. We have all been watching the video and crying around here.

[@History-Secrets]

I'm absolutely speechless.. i'm really glad you contacted me. Can you send me an E Mail to [e-mail] Gr Nick

[@The20thCenturyLimited]

That flower chicken thing was very cute. The whole story was incredible, the fact you found a dog tag with his name on it at the place he was killed and the fact he was buried at the cemetery 30 mins away from your house is just insane.

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, it was a really special moment..

[@n.npixel2937]

That was really nice of you to place the dog tag which was barryed for a long time at his grave

[@andrewmartin6217]

Bravo, sir. I've watched a ton of these type videos and this one was fantastic. Great you did the research and visited the grave; that made the whole thing extra special.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! :) We will never forget what they did for us! Gr Nick

[@SjaanMende]

Amazing and touching. Respect for everyone who fought for our liberty in WW2

[@war.helmets9636]

Very nice video thank you for finding that dog tag and paying respects to him god bless everyone who’s fought for their own country

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@war.helmets9636]

History Secrets hay I have got a question I have a reproduction ww1 german m17 helmet and I’m gonna trade if ww2 original Polaroid tanker goggles with the box and a Vietnam US gas mask complete do you think that’s a good trade you should also try and find the family of the soldier

[@HiTechOilCo]

Hi Nick. I tell everyone I know about this great video. You are one of the good, if not great, people in this world. What you have created in this video I feel highlights the travesty, the tremendous loss of of life in wars and what it really all means, to family, to friends, who have lost a loved one or friend. That loss can never be recovered. Never. Thank you for creating this video. It's absolutely perfect. God bless you Nick.

[@thommothomason7297]

Another Awesome video my friend, thank you for taking the extra time to find and visit him. I was in that cemetery last year in June, it is a very nice place, but the number of GI's laid to rest there is eye opening. Thank you for showing respect to our fallen Soldiers Buddy.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! Yes.. That place makes you silent.. but being there to honor them feels really good.. we can't thank them enough! We will never forget! Gr Nick

[@vinylvishrecords]

Very well done video..thats something you see on the History channel..When you approached the grave and His name came into view, raw emotion came upon Me..God Bless

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you! Yes.. it was a really special feeling for me too.. it was so personal.. sad.. and happy at the same time.. Gr Nick

[@ingOreim76]

One of the Best Metal Detecting History Videos ever! This must be shown at schools, must be an example for all that unreal, crazy and questions leaving war madness, that had left so many families behind... It must be an example for the long, long time that has passed, before exactly disvovered the area, where he fought his last fight, wich was forgotten a few days later, when the next and last crazy Operation of the War started...and ended all last propaganda of the "Endsieg-Dreams".... It must be written in books, that there are sometimes only some "Digger Moments", wich could be the only way to tell a waiting, loving family, what and where it happened to the beloved son, Brother, father or husband... I can only speak for myself, that i never found a field grave or human remains of a soldier, but i know, i would not be a grave robber. Metal Detectorists like you Nick, and, if higher Power decides, me too, we honor with deep respect and shaking hands the memory of a human being, wiped out of his not long life.... It may left 70 years behind and my grandfather will be one of the last to tell a Witness Story of the World War Front... It may seems far away and the names where gone.... It may seems easy for somebody taking the artifacts and dogtags away, because of "i don't know him, it is left 70 years behind, so, who cares?" - Thinking and Excusing for having a greater collection of artifacts or getting the best price.... It is like that person has been killed two Times... First time, whatever happened, in honor and best believes doing right for his country, nation and people.... Second time killed for a few dollars, euros or rubel.... I don't like thinking about it further, that a History would end like this... This Video is the best example for restarting the History with a little Artifact, where it has ended unknown, 70 years ago...and was forgotten to the Day of finding. Nice Video, thanks for sharing and i think "Bennie" is smiling for you and your further Adventures 👍🏻 With a respectful deep bow, Ingo 🤗

[@smokeytokyo4553]

That's a beautiful thing you have done to honor that soldier as a former u.s. soldier myself I thank you

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for your nice comment!

[@thomasmorehouse4699]

Thank you for showing the respect that you showed after finding that dog tag and visiting that soldiers grave , I have always really enjoyed your videos but now you are #1 in my book and I would like to consider you a friend. Thank you again Thomas Morehouse

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much, it really means a lot to me! It was really special.. when i saw the name in front of me, while i had the dog tag in my hand.. it's so personal. I had a sad feeling.. but at the same time.. i felt happy, because i knew it was the right thing to do. We can't thank them enough.. it's unbelievable what they have done for us.. we will never ever forget them! I will go there more often to bring flowers, and honor him. Thanks, Thomas! Gr Nick

[@reality6756]

You picked up that dog tag where PFC Bellomy died! We wear two dog tags in the US Army so that one is for record of death and the other for conformation on the body after being is removed from the battlefield. Apparently, one of two dog tags slipped of the chain only to be found by you.

[@EsMum]

Thank you for going to PFC BELLOMYs grave. Such a beautiful thing to do.

[@smokv1]

RIP to all those great men who passed away fighting that sick war

[@shadowworlds]

That was one amazing video. Thank you for sharing this with us. I must admit i had tears in my eyes watching your vid.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for your comment! It was a really special experience, we will honor him forever!

[@ale-wh1qz]

i bet bennie couldnt imagine us talking about him on the internetz 74 years later :)

[@GypsyJackie2]

Hunny he couldn’t have even comprehended the internet much less us chatting about him on it

[@karlaiken6152]

Good that you found Pfc Bellomy's grave marker. I think though, as a further mark of respect to this fallen serviceman, that you should try to return the dogtag to his family who might possibly still be in Texas somewhere. Thanks for sharing.

[@redfoxgaming6804]

Luister man, je krijgt het aller diepste respect voor het feit dat jij hier zo hart rakend mee omgaat, dit is een zeer triest iets om mee te maken en ik voel me werkelijk verdrietig, het feit dat Mr Bellomy is gestorven voor onze vrijheid, daar toon ik veel respect voor. dankjewel voor deze diep treurende maar zeer respectvolle video. Rest In Peace Benny B. Bellomy

[@History-Secrets]

Bedankt! Het is een hele bijzondere vondst, en ook zeer persoonlijk. Toen ik er achter kwam dat hij ook nog eens KIA was.. was het helemaal triest. En dan gaat het in dit geval om 1 van al die helden die daar liggen.. Ik was erg blij dat het mogelijk was om naar zijn graf te gaan om hem te bezoeken.. Het is werkelijk ongelooflijk.. zo veel kruizen, allemaal voor ons.. je wordt er gewoon stil van. We zullen hen tot in de eeuwigheid eren!

[@matthewortado4943]

Thank you for all of your careful work and the great respect that you display in all of you videos.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@godofredocoelho2733]

I give you all my respect!!!!! god bless you, and to the soldier.

[@lux132]

This video was very well edited and i have alot of respect for you to return his dog tag to where it belongs.

[@robertbarrett7018]

Much respect thank you for being so kind to one of are fallen soldiers

[@seanheaney8303]

Well done sir, you did an excellent job with the video! Great job finding his grave and paying tribute!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@lalymuma]

Ahah! I love your enthusiasm! Great finds!

[@streetlugechris]

So much respect for you Nick and what you did here.

[@cmfurry]

On Bennie B Belloma dog tags. He died Dec 10, 1944 KIA of the 99th infantry Division. He was from Wood County, Texas, USA And buried at the Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery 4852, Hombourg, Belgium

[@LTBrooks05]

God bless you man god bless you

[@88thCompany]

Waw what a touching find! It was nice to actually connect with a name, a soul, a hero, gone so young! Love the flower...it was hard not watch and not tear up. Well done, really well done! It would be nice to contact his family in Texas, they would appreciate it. Meanwhile Rip, Bennie!

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, it really is.. It was really special to visit his grave.. only 21 years old. and reunited with his dog tag after so many years. You look around, and see all the graves.. you know they all gave their lives for our freedom. We will never forget! It would be great to have contact with the family indeed. Gr Nick

[@88thCompany]

for sure! ;)

[@StormyJack-qk2tn]

cool man..outstanding..

[@hansellfamilyvlogs9947]

This video was amazing and what you done at the end thank You I hope his family sees this such a nice gesture

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much, glad you liked it! :) Gr Nick

[@HiTechOilCo]

Bennie was only 21 years old when he died, barely older than a teenager. So sad. War is such a horrible thing. :(

[@arjanberendsen2988]

Hey Nick, your best video by far! Thx for sharing your adventure ✌🏼✌🏼

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much!! :-D Gr Nick

[@adrianmunro7438]

you a great guy to show respect to the owner of the dog tag you found,thanks for a great video,I would have done the same as a MD,respect to you and I hope you can return it to the family some day,to remember their Grandfather,son,boy!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you, We will honor the heroes forever, we will never forget what they did for us! Gr Nick

[@Jmerc1343]

Great Video.. One of your best.. The dog tag was an awesome find and you did a great service to a fallen soldier.. Keep up the great work.. John in California

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@kevinblackmon2223]

Great job as I see later in the video. Awesome remembrance of Pfc Bellomy

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you for watching! :) Gr Nick

[@JayS1889]

Well done Nick, huge respect to you for doing that. This was your best most poignant video that you have done and a great honour to Bennie and the rest of the fallen heroes. Regards

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much! And this is just 1 of the many heroes.. we will always remember them.. every single one! I'm glad i was able to visit his grave.. it was a really special thing to do! Gr Nick

[@mikehopkins1456]

Very cool. Thank you for doing that.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@adamdziuban]

what a great finds. silver coin, bottle, dog tag. congratulations! :) it's real history. emotional.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much, glad you liked it! :) Gr Nick

[@neilhaynes213]

Wow you have earned a new level of respect from me my friend, that was absolutely amazing, I know of a few detectorists that would never show that must respect for a fallen hero, they would see the dog tag as a trophy, well done to you 👍

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much, it means a lot! I see a lot of videos of people who find great stuff, and just sell it.. they don't give about the history or story behind it.. only the value. We detect to save history, and if you sell it right away.. the story behind the item is gone. We need to preserve what we can, and show respect for all the soldiers who gave their lives for our freedom. We will never forget! Thanks for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@MultiKinderJoy]

Goosebumps all over. You are an amazing person. Thank you for sharing

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! :) Gr Nick

[@janvandenbos7085]

rip Benny Belomy, very respectfull of you so young.....

[@History-Secrets]

RIP, we will never forget! Thanks for your comment! Gr Nick

[@stevenvisser1804]

A goodthing you did, very special. I found an unknown german soldier at Halbe, bu could not identify him. Verry sad. But sa verry special feeling. Repoted him but didn't hear a thing sadly. You did good!!!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! Really cool you found a German Dog Tag.. but indeed.. it's really hard to find any information about the German tags. Great you reported it! Thanks!! :-D Gr Nick

[@fishingnh4543]

that was amazing i love how u put flowers outa respect and his dogtag and so many young lost lives lay in that cemetary and many more like it rip

[@jyriraps4423]

Good Job bro by returning the dogtag! You got my respect!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! :) Gr Nick

[@stephengiles2873]

Fascinating finds and credit to you for finding the history behind the finds and paying your respects to the fallen

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you, glad you liked the video! :) Gr Nick

[@Unknownas1337]

Nice video! Damn, it's good for you, you can dig alraedy :D In Lithuania snowed today, it's cold again...Ground is like a rock.. BTW, nice finds!! Keep up the good videos coming more often!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much!! :-D Gr Nick

[@deweycat01]

Thank you for your reverence and respect for our fallen heroes.

[@History-Secrets]

They gave their lives for our freedom, we will never forget! Gr Nick

[@ambianknight6816]

Great find, great video.

[@Robert-dt8ur]

Touching story what a journey! Love the enthusiastic videos keep them coming..... Next time I'm in Europe we should do some MD. Always wanted to MD a WWII battlefield!

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, it was really sad when i found out he was KIA.. but i was happy when we found his grave :) Maybe we see each other someday! :) Gr Nick

[@noci76]

Great find, great story, great vlog!! Amazingly well done! Love it

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much my friend!! :) Gr Nick

[@robertchristensen1073]

Thanks for the great video an thank you from my family . my grandpa is buried there. An died in 1945 in Germany they called his squadron the bloody buckets . My father was 6 months old when my grandpa was killed in action. One day I will come an visit him.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! Oh, respect for your grandpa.. i know the 28th Infantry Division - bloody bucket, really interesting! I'm glad i live close to some WW2 cemeteries, so i can visit them often, and show respect. Gr Nick

[@Rstpete1]

Thank you, very moving. My wife's uncle in the Normandy cemetery so this was very moving for us.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you, lot of respect for him!

[@IffySignals]

Wow wow wow!! .. Great Thing you did and great job filming and telling the story! Subbed.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much, glad you liked it!! :) Gr Nick

[@darrenhopkinson232]

brilliant video mate and respect for visiting his grave

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much!! :) Gr Nick

[@steampunkcollections2613]

One of my relatives fought through the entire war from dunkirk to d-day and the Netherlands he served in the Duke of Cornwall light infantry

[@jennieward-scott9531]

All we hear these day is war war and more war ..have we learnt nothing ! Beautiful video !

[@History-Secrets]

You're right.. it's so useless.. Thank you for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@nickturberville2282]

Thank you so much for treating that young man and hero with such respect. It’s things like this that makes me so full of sorrow that the United States is heading in the direction it is today. I will willingly fight the rest of my days to carry the torch this young man and many others like him sat at deaths feet all those years ago. On behalf of myself, Mr Bellamy and all of America, thank you.

[@VegasCyclingFreak]

Awesome that you went to visit the burial site of Bellomy, thanks for sharing his story.

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for your comment! :) Gr Nick

[@emir5082]

Omg unbelivable im so sad this day about this video i cant belive it Thanks a lot of you and thanks of this real heros...

[@History-Secrets]

It was a really sad find.. but i'm happy i found it and we could adopt his grave! :)

[@emir5082]

@@History-Secrets of course ! i didint expect too but thats amazing we love u

[@leahsloot8783]

Great watch

[@HiTechOilCo]

"Far from being the Great Satan, I would say that we are the Great Protector. We have sent men and women from the armed forces of the United States to other parts of the world throughout the past century to put down oppression. We defeated Fascism. We defeated Communism. We saved Europe in World War I and World War II. We were willing to do it, glad to do it. We went to Korea. We went to Vietnam. All in the interest of preserving the rights of people. And when all those conflicts were over, what did we do? Did we stay and conquer? Did we say, "Okay, we defeated Germany. Now Germany belongs to us? We defeated Japan, so Japan belongs to us"? No. What did we do? We built them up. We gave them democratic systems which they have embraced totally to their soul. And did we ask for any land? No, the only land we ever asked for was enough land to bury our dead. And that is the kind of nation we are". Gen.Colin Powell, U.S. Army. - yquotes.com/quotes/colin-powell/#ixzz6E5nWSqZC

[@Killsnapz]

American tags can tell you a bit more than the German I.D. tags. The fact that his serial number starts with a 3 tells you he was drafted. The tags almost always have the persons blood type. It would show on the same line as the serial number to the far right of the tag. If you desired they would also put you religion on the very bottom right of the tag. Some soldiers that were Jewish left that off the tag because they feared it might be used against them though I have never heard of the Germans treating any American Jewish soldiers any better or worse that the others. My Grandfather served in WWII in the 4th Armored Division under General Patton. He fought in the Battle of the Bulge. I have his dog tags Purple Heart and other medals. It was a wonderful thing that you took the time to go visit his grave and recognize the sacrifice he made so that others could live in freedom.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for your comment! Pretty strange this tag has no blood type.. it's pretty important.. i can't find tags without them. Really nice you have all the stuff from your Grandfather.. a lot of respect for him!! We will never forget what they have done for us! Gr Nick

[@zipshed]

Hi Nick, wow finding such a personal item is so reat because you can trace it. Outstanding job visiting hig grave. No way of knowing for sure but you probably found the place where he had fallen. Thanks for sharing all this!

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, i was blown away when i found it.. but when i found out he was KIA.. it suddenly was a really sad find. I don't think he was killed there, but was siting in a fox hole drinking some coffee, waiting to go into battle. I found a coffee ration next to to the fox hole, so maybe.. it was his last coffee.. Thanks for your comment! Gr Nick

[@Utzosu01]

Sorry , damn ninjas cutting onions . 😢 RIP soldier ! Great job Nick , thank you !

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much! :) Gr Nick

[@LTBrooks05]

13:09 Constant tears from this point on And also those 19 people who disliked this video TO HELL WITH YOU!!!! YOU DISRESPECTFUL LITTLE SHIZTS!!!!! And another thing here’s hoping that nobody steals that dog tag

[@BelgiumFinestCars]

Wow great video! Really, best metaldetecting video ever... Respect!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much!! :) Gr Nick

[@pablocanorubio6709]

good job......👍👍

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you! :-D Gr Nick

[@davekrochenski]

Good job, very good job. Well done.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you! :)

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Enjoyed the video keep them coming

[@brianzl1]

Brilliant video. Very well done and very respectful.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much! :) Gr Nick

[@stephensparks3621]

Nice job... Salute!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you! :) Gr Nick