Metal Detecting WW2 - WHAT'S INSIDE?! AMAZING WWII PAPER! 81mm Mortar Ammo Boxes DUMP found!

Hello everybody!
Here's a NEW video with some GREAT finds!
I went back to the U.S. WWII Position.
After awhile, i had a really big signal in a foxhole... it turned out to be a U.S. WWII 81mm Mortar Ammo box.. but wait.. there is more in that hole!
I was lucky and discovered a dump 81mm Mortar ammo boxes!
In 1 of the boxes, i found something really strange.. but what i found in the other one.. is STUNNING!
It's like a WW2 time capsule.. closed in 1944.. opened in 2017!!
Enjoy watching the video! :-D
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[@peachesjackofski8363]

It’s crazy to think that the last person to touch that user manual was a real ww2 soldier. Amazing!!

[@pie5233]

exactly

[@KubotaManDan]

Thanks for not playing loud obnoxious music the whole way through the video, like other channels do. Very interesting finds, your rewarded with valuable artifacts, who knows you may be able to retire some day. And your cleaning mother earth. Job well done.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you! :-D Yes, i know what you mean.. the music takes your focus away from the video. Yeah, really interesting finds, and indeed.. also cleaning up! As long as you fill up the holes and have respect for nature, all is fine :) Thank you very much for watching!! Gr Nick

[@goko3322]

KubotaManDan cleaning Mother Earth? That sounds ridiculous. In a fraction of time, the earth reclaims all, reabsorbs all!

[@razorsz195]

@@goko3322 c o n s u m e a l l h o s t i l e s

[@22ergie]

He DID on the video where he found the stolen bags and returned the contents to an old man . The music was LOUD, a n d OBNOXIOUS!

[@Renegade-raider812]

@@History-Secrets my birthday is today and I’m going to be 10 and can you do a ww2 trench

[@thezeshadow7782]

Random world war 2 veteran watches this video: He found my stash

[@K1NG0FW0LV35]

@@oneme1412 there are still a handful of WW2 vets still alive.

[@RAP_NOOB7]

@@K1NG0FW0LV35 trueeeeeee

[@notajedimaster2489]

THE CYBER WARRIOR 392 thousand ww2 vets are still alive

[@K1NG0FW0LV35]

@@notajedimaster2489 mhm

[@Subarashii_Nem]

Yeah.. The last living veteran of World War I was Florence Green, a British citizen who served in the Allied armed forces, and who died 4 February 2012, aged 110. World War 2 vets are still living long and healthy lives which is amazing! The true heroes we owe our lives to because without those brave men and women, we wouldn't have what we have today!

[@robotnr.1835]

I would be to scared to dig there. With my luck I would detonate a mine or something else.

[@olaburns8988]

Lmao

[@NortherngirlAnnK]

I was thinking the same, haha

[@juppblanco6859]

Do u guys know if he uploaded any video of him opening the other boxes?

[@intensityikn606]

Or a Liv gernade that will blow on impact

[@lavlish7903]

im pretty sure they didnt bury them bud

[@latehydra7344]

*Finds sealed Mortar boxes from WWII in a foxhole* *literally beats it with a hammer*

[@juhdas6969]

Pretty sure they have to be armed before they are live

[@juhdas6969]

@ ww2 81mm mortars had 2 safety's first is the safety pin the second is the propellant had to be set off before the round became live so after the tail was slammed then the rounds would become live

[@thatblackid2682]

Call Me Hydra as he would say the are “ammo boxes” lol

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Michael Hill : we've all done it ! Say gbye fingers !!

[@Defundemorats]

Safety is overrated

[@WW2HistoryHunter]

You truly deserve this so much. Fantastic !. Thanks for sharing and Greetings from Ww2HistoryHunter

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for watching Hunter!! :-D Gr Nick

[@Texasecede]

WW2HistoryHunter, very cool. Love your videos too..

[@32dras]

You two, Nick and HistoryHunter have best metal detecting yt chanels, because you talk a lot in your videos about your findings. Specialy like HistoryHunter videos about canon and flak fortifications on Atlantic wall and that what you did Nick in your last video with dog tag and visiting Bennies grave at Henri-Capelle cemetery, that was realy nice, respect.

[@pz12projectzorgo51]

Ik woon in Limburg jij ook?

[@musafir87adm40]

I love metal detector machine

[@truthseeker3920]

Ash remains of a dead body History secrets:As you can see it is in very very nice condition

[@TheGreatest1974]

Eh?

[@MatSpeedle]

Amazing finds! When the air released I knew whatever was inside would be very well preserved. Amazing! Congratulations!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you!! Yes... i was like... i smell WWII air!! Thank you for watching! :-D Gr Nick

[@no_alias_for_me]

That ammo box was definitely well sealed! Even the instruction paper was in "perfect" condition. Nice find!

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Great finds man! Always nice to find paper that still has all the writing on it. Keep up the good work.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you!! :-D Yes, it's so amazing to open something that has been closed for so many years! Really glad i could save that piece of paper! Thank you for watching!! Gr Nick

[@ThePponu]

You have the fastest paced, well produced, and most interesting videos on WW2 metal detecting on youtube. Just want to say thanks a lot for sharing your adventures. Texas, USA

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you sooo much for the nice compliments!! :-D Really glad you like my videos! Thank you for watching! :-) Gr Nick

[@gastarrux]

Charles M. Vesson was a Major General in the United States Army. I'm glad you have recovered his valuables/items.

[@geoben1810]

The "wool" is most likely a horsehair pad to used to cushion the shells.

[@kittyfanatic1980]

it is SOOOOO awesome when you find papers like that in perfect condition. most of those were not just available to the public. what a beautiful addition to your collection!!! keep them coming.

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, it was a really cool experience!! The last time i saw light was in 1944.. unbelievable! Thank you for watching!! :-D Gr Nick

[@kittyfanatic1980]

Anytime!!!!! :)

[@bevis1528]

Maybe someone used the stinky one as a pee bucket.

[@DeraPlays]

since it was full of hair... i would think like that too

[@jedediahoakwynn-dough5769]

why pee in a bucket when you're in some obscure woodland in netherlands in the 1940s

[@DeraPlays]

@@jedediahoakwynn-dough5769 why not?

[@jackkay726]

@@jedediahoakwynn-dough5769 Pranking since WW2

[@CTcuttinUp]

I wish I was there to open these, that excitement would of been so overwhelming! Your a lucky man! Thank you for what your doing! I appreciate you saving history!!

[@cstrng12]

That container stayed undergeound for 70 years & still remained air tight, wow

[@johnwallace1729]

They have found ammo dumped by the Germans into the Baltic's and other bodies of water and it still fully usable .

[@Gnommer]

81 Yrs**

[@albertkillian4513]

Your videos are like having a clinic on the materials and wepons used during the war. Thank you.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you for the nice comment!! :-) Gr Nick

[@doomedpoet]

the reason it smelt so bad is because as evelyn said below the rings are extra charges and as most explosives are nitrate based ~the decomposing nitrates are mostly what makes a dead body smell so bad

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for the info! :) Gr Nick

[@redakumaproduction]

daim! what a true and precise answer !° thank ! im working with nitrate and sulfure, let me tell you, your right lol !smelt so bad !

[@randomhiphop5055]

Thanks I came to see if anyone said anything about that

[@TheSpiderProductions]

@@History-Secrets Did you keep the bird skull?

[@michigandetectingdoug1125]

Wonderful wonderful save of WWII history. Congratulations dude👊🏻

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, i'm so happy i found it! The paper is definitely going behind glass! A really special find! Thank you very much for watching! :-D Gr Nick

[@VegasCyclingFreak]

Wow, you guys hit the jackpot on this find

[@History-Secrets]

Haha, yes!! It was such an amazing experience! Digging all those boxes up and then opening 1.. fantastic! Thank you for watching! :-D Gr Nick

[@traceybishop6426]

Wow this was fantastic to watch .loved it so much . Hope you find more and stay safe when digging as you never know what you are going to find and hit. STAY SAFE ❤️👍🏼

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for the nice comment!! :)

[@jet-z2r]

Wow you are so lucky, what great finds. Excellent video, great commentary, fast action, kept me riveted to the seat like watching an action packed adventure movie. Thankyou very much for sharing. Kind regards from Australia.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much for the nice comment!! :-D Really glad you liked it! it really means alot to me! Greetings from the Netherlands! Nick

[@jet-z2r]

just about the whole of Europe was battle ground, so many relics left behind from the 1st & 2nd world wars. keep up the good work, i will be watching out for more of your awesome documentaries. cheers.

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, there is indeed a lot to find here.. it's really cool to save all these historical objects. Even the smallest piece of shrapnel has its own story! Thank you! :-D Gr Nick

[@im_frayed9973]

I love watching you find all these outstanding relics! Very fascinating! Whenever this happens it is incredibly hard to describe the emotional thrill!

[@Kewonerdk]

Pulls out a square piece of rusty metal “these is going to look wonderful on my all” the beauty is in the eye of the beholder!

[@Jeustbelmont]

sir, you have no idea of how much I will be waiting for the video when you open those two boxes, amazing finds and video as well keep up the amazing job

[@History-Secrets]

Haha, it's really exciting! Stay tuned! Thank you for watching!! :-D Gr Nick

[@JayS1889]

one of the best videos I've seen, absolute fantastic find. To find those instructions after all that time and to be the first to handle it in all those years I'm pleased for you I'm not too jealous!!!! well done. History Secrets you are my best subscribed KZbin channel.

[@domantasausiejus558]

What i see is a very passionate guy with well produced and interesting channel who deserves much more than 1,5k subscribers!! Well done, dont stop making videos, you rock!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you soooo much for the kind words!! :-D Really glad you enjoy my videos.. thank YOU!! Gr Nick

[@MS-kd9fd]

What's funny about that belt buckle is that it is pretty much the same design that I was issued back in 2001

[@brazenhammer3307]

That long shaft resembles a anti tank cannon support

[@CoMpLeTeBeNJ]

Brazen Hammer ah okay i thought it was just an old drive shaft

[@Phoenx77]

Brazen Hammer or a field gun leg two

[@terencem9962]

I have a shaft that resembles a anti tank cannon support also... In my pants

[@suzyqualcast6269]

Boss Man : now then..... Put it away !

[@xandercreates6766]

Looked like a field gun leg

[@bgishy]

I wonder if the soldiers who buried those boxes are still alive.

[@BobtheBlob6969]

Doubt it

[@aimemari]

@@BobtheBlob6969 some may be, but definitely in their late 80s or 90s

[@BobtheBlob6969]

@@aimemari well it's ww2 boxes, considering there less than 100 out of millions of soldiers who fought in ww2 it's really unlikely. But still there's a possibility BUT I'm guessing there was a trench position there since it's a mortar round boxes, so it was just buried overtime.

[@jamesyeet5193]

1 they didn’t bury them and 2 they probably died in the war

[@poliewogz7964]

James Yeet uuuh yes they did he mentioned the dirt was the same as So nobody touched them sooo THEY WERE VURIED

[@s_android]

I love that his thumb was NOT clickbate. Much appreciated!

[@walquiriasilva3128]

It's a dream of mine to go to a place like that and find something from wwII.

[@therapyboxaj]

Same but, you know, covid-19. Also I broke as fu-

[@pie5233]

same

[@stupullenchannel3525]

those long rods look like mortar stands, love the foomp! sound inserted for the mortar footage, they go boom!!

[@KrowDigitalIndustries]

I just found your videos, I love them so much ! Great work! Greetings from Indiana!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much, really glad you like them!!

[@pie5233]

Seeing these things always makes me feel very melancholy. These videos are really interesting. Congratulations!

[@razorsz195]

This entire video summed up in 1 comment: ''Alright guys, there's another one.''

[@cindyanzevino8880]

Amazing find. I use to be part of a mortar team and to find this would be very exciting for me too. I do have to say, though, I was worried there may be something that could explode in there. I would be careful when digging next time because you were using that shovel pretty agressively lol. Thanks for sharing!

[@associatedblacksheepandmisfits]

yup I agree , the guy needs to be a bit more careful ......I do cringe when these guys are so gung ho in their digging.

[@ssmaonao]

This is how many times he said "this has a very nice condition" 👇🏻

[@amikutza16]

i don't know but if you want to get shitfaced drink every time he says that lol

[@xxcrazycatxx3722]

Amika Amk I think he’s a kid so edit it

[@dailywalksaregoodforyou186]

@@xxcrazycatxx3722 doesn't every kid do this?

[@fupalishous1878]

Rayi Miguel Garcia fuck you

[@SixcCamaro1]

Well if you know anything it is in very good condition for being in the ground for 75+ years...

[@cutchdoggw1776]

Thats so cool. My father was a paratrooper in WWII and I would love to join you on one of your adventures some day. Keep going and sharing from PA, USA.

[@cutchdoggw1776]

The alpha Firewolf just by Pittsburgh airport.

[@UrLocal420Dealer]

Bird in the back ground when he finds the bird skull: "Hey its great grandpa jenkins"

[@markgarin6355]

Wow... he's excited to see the same paperwork he saw in the first one. But same stuff... different condition.

[@WootTootZoot]

3” (Three inch). HE (high explosive)

[@forexpivots7431]

U.S. public schools no longer teach the symbols for inches and feet?

[@Schmoblet]

@@forexpivots7431 what?

[@MountainxManx]

@@forexpivots7431 the dude's not American

[@MA-ct7qr]

Great job, I can’t believe it was still vacuumed sealed!!! I was very happy and excited for your find!!! :) You need to invest in some PPE just to protect yourself.

[@williamclark415]

what an amazing video really enjoy watching you vlogs you are very lucky as we are watching you finds kepp up the good work 1 word jealous lol👍

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for the nice words!! Glad you like it! :-D Gr Nick

[@N7ShepSR4]

Alright - I'm an archaeologist - Please take this in the kindest way I can put it. Please leave items in their original position where you found them if you can. The fact you are recording is outstanding because it means we still have a chance to get some of the context of where these things were. When you remove something from where it was - you lose context - and that basically means you can't tell the story of how it got there, what it means or really anything anymore. Because this stuff is relatively recent, its not as big of an issue - but PLEASE to anyone doing this as a hobby, if you find something please try to leave it where it is, and notify an archaeologist so they can at least document what was where, and what it means. You'd be amazed by what I could tell you if I can analyze not just the thing itself but what is surrounding it. Thanks for reading this far to any who do - I hope you have a great day

[@Militarna.Polska]

I just love Your movies ! Greats from Poland brother !

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much!!

[@melindafox6423]

Not going to lie I am so jealous, finding just one of those mortar boxes would’ve been amazing but finding ten, awesome video loved it!

[@Mellmick26]

The numbers on the ammunition boxes was a way of keeping track of them ... often after the ammunition was used the boxes were used by the soldiers to protect their belongings.

[@sgtjoe2008]

that printed firing table still intact and readable was an awesome find!

[@GIGUNS-0341]

I was an 81 mm mortarman in the US Marine corps.during the 1st gulf war.

[@History-Secrets]

That's really cool, respect for that!

[@southernman5839]

Thanks for your service. I have great respect for our American servicemen.🇺🇸

[@codycuppes6954]

Really nice that you live in a area where you can go out into the forest and metal detect like that.

[@angsern8455]

I wonder if he sometimes accidentally find a body.

[@simpsonrdlarry4385]

Just think about your the first person to touch that paper since the soldiers did in ww2! Awesome find

[@thelucky1336]

7:55 is a firing table not a manual, it’s used to determine the distances and corrections on the 81mm

[@wolfchacer0139]

He stated that at the end of the video, which of course you saw.

[@42088cowboy]

Someone probably already left a comment on it but I didn’t see it and don’t really feel like going through over 1k of comments to see if some did or not. Anyway just some facts about the top of the firing table it has some words it reads 81mm mortar and 3in trench mortar. MK stands for mark. H.E. Is high explosive. Lastly where it says fuse P.D. The P.D. Is point detonating. Cool video interesting to see what was all left behind.

[@wyatthenning3271]

Youve just about dug a trench similar to those they used in trench warfare. and thanks for getting right into the video and fast forwarding the finds.

[@everythinganimals2823]

I was waiting for you to find a mortar Ang with the air releasing like that you could tell it hasn't been opened since 1940

[@suzyqualcast6269]

everything animals : 4/5

[@Dad3601]

what an amazing KZbin video superb narration and history finds brought to life from the depths of the battlefields best finds in future

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you very much for watching!! :-D Gr Nick

[@againsthell1908]

Just imagine pulling one out with all the motors still in it.... that would be scary but also pretty cool

[@History-Secrets]

Yeah, that would be scary indeed!! They would be in good condition still! :-D Gr Nick

[@johnsmith-dh5iz]

70 years time capsule. Many salutes to the men and women who fought and sacrificed their lives for we will enjoy freedom today.

[@Vegided]

“I believe I can hear something insi-“*mortar explodes*

[@cosmeticclicks4589]

Do you know what a mortar is?

[@wizz324]

It a ammo box dummy

[@cosmeticclicks4589]

@@wizz324 Why did you call him dumb? Maybe he just did not know what it was. Dont be so rude. Bullying is against the law. You should say sorry to him!

[@wizz324]

@@cosmeticclicks4589 I know bulling is against the law. I dont know if i should be sorry because the was two mothes ago,but still sorry whatever your name is.And plus thats not being rude that much,but still sorry bye.

[@KC-zv9jm]

@@cosmeticclicks4589 it's the internet no one's sorry

[@tessaleroux7725]

Amazing find. So interesting and sad too to think how much is hidden under ground and how many young boys and men died in the fields. To find bones one must have respect. RIP soldiers. So sad you died alone away from their families. Be them American, British or German. You are remembered. Salute and Respect

[@nyteshayde1197]

The long metal piece with the fittings looks like an axle.

[@contactohn7982]

American axel or german axis...

[@hooper4581]

Outstanding !! Great finds and great fun to watch pal ! Thanks for sharing !

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much!! Really glad you like it! Thank you for watching! :-D Gr Nick

[@lincolngilsilva]

Hi, brother. I agree with Texas guy comment about your channel. Thanks a lot. Best regards from Amazon, Brazil.

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you so much for that!! :-D Have a nice day! Gr Nick

[@budwickman446]

Those number on the cans are the Lot numbers given by the manufacturer. Another comment showed the abbreviation of HE= High Explosive ? I saw on another can lid the letters WP= White Phosphorus. Nasty stuff. Be careful. And yes the rings you find, handle with rubber gloves on. Thanks for the awesome video. I wished I had done the same when I was stationed at Gelnhausen back in '71-'72... Oh well.

[@darrylwithrow293]

WWII poster, "To Every Ordnance Worker from the Chief of Ordnance. Enough - and on Time!" That's a quote from cm Wesson

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for the comment!! :-D Gr Nick

[@Mercmad]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_M._Wesson A man of his time. Sadly,such men are very in todays world.

[@associatedblacksheepandmisfits]

@@Mercmad thanks for link

[@lorikennard231]

Great videos, thank you for sharing with us!

[@shockingisntit883]

70ish years earlier; Someone: GERALD, WHERE DID YOU BURY THE AMMO?!? Gerald: IDK, I FORGOT WHERE I BURIED IT.

[@samurai2k455]

70 years later: wow I found an ammo box guys!

[@heinzklemm9863]

your editing is just awesome. your videos are awesome. please dont stop making some of the best metal detecting videos. Just one thing, Just please be safe and careful when your out detecting and keep up the most wonderful work. I can not wait for your videos each week. Just AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@History-Secrets]

Thank you sooooo much for this nice comment!! :-D This is why i like to make these videos.. i really like to read the comments! The first thing what i think when i find something cool is : Wow, my subscribers are going to love this! Thanks for your concern, i will be really careful! Really glad you like my videos! Have a nice day! Gr Nick

[@theflosscor5620]

*holds cap of ammo box* "wow, this is amazing, AWESOME"

[@blobby273]

3 inch trench morter wow a fantastic find , thank you so much for sharing

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, i was really happy when i found these boxes! And even better.. with that paper inside!! :-D Thank you so much for watching!! Gr Nick

[@GarrisonWalston]

That hawk could have been a pet of the soldiers and if that’s the case the ammo box was probably its grave.

[@arm3127]

Did you ever open the other boxes?????? Lol you are killing me lol. Great video!

[@flackshasdreams]

that moment he steps on a landmine

[@mikeburch2998]

That was a great video! Also, don't let that firing table fall in to German hands. It could be big trouble. :-) Greetings from Arizona.

[@Satan-qp9lc]

Love your videos great English skills.

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks! :)

[@Nyllsor]

Wow, how that range chart is still in such good condition is amazing!

[@stonefoster6840]

Hey not sure if it was answered, but that big bar you found was and still is used to tow our vehicles. Instead of getting a “wrecker” to come tow it, you take two of those and attack them to the rings on the front on a truck, then another truck can tow it out. (We still use them now just a bit shorter in length)

[@shapriosfan9870]

I love your perfectly cut grunts and scream

[@stingfing412]

This video is basically just r/whatisthisthing in a nutshell

[@MrGoldenV]

r/Ihavereddit

[@historybuff5739]

When I was a kid, we lived on an island in the Pacific that was the scene of fighting between the Americans and the Japanese. It was not unusual to find shell casings on the beach. I found lots of .30 & .50 caliber casings. I also found a set of head phones behind our house. We also found a huge part of a plane shot full of large holes. It was tear drop shaped and was about 4' at the wide end and about 5' long. It was sealed on both ends, so I think it might have been a fuel tank from a plane. All this without a metal detector. I can only imagine what we would have found with a detector.

[@daltonwise537]

You shouldn't touch the paper with your bare hands. The oils that are produced on your hands breakdown and damage old papers.

[@odem2002]

Thats a cool find to stumble on such a large deep dump. For it to be air-tight is amazing too. The semicolon ( " ) after the 3 is a representation of the Inch measurement. 3" is equal to 76mm. If there is only 1 semicolon it represents Feet. So 1' = to 12" or like 305mm/30.5cm

[@danielegraff]

H.E. = High Explosive

[@NarticFox158]

Highly*

[@ariko5254]

High not highly

[@xandercreates6766]

JEWNYA dynasty ain’t the person u should be wooshing

[@praetor678]

The "PD" on the paper means point detonating.

[@Muklar26]

Awesome find. But I wouldn´t manhandle the stuff like you do, considering those are mortar AMMO boxes. The stuff becomes highly unstable, yet you toss them around as if you didn´t care. In Denmark, that stuff would have been blown away.

[@MjrCarnyx]

This is absurdely sick mate... what a beautifull beautifull finds... that beltbuckle alone was awesome, but then you just made it better xD Absolutely stunning those papers :) Thanks so much for showing it like you did! Cheers & HH

[@History-Secrets]

Yes, a really really cool find!! I really love that buckle too, and the boxes are just like christmas presents! Thank you for watching! Gr Nick

[@olbear9984]

Great Vid. Super find. Ol Bear

[@emmagreen6317]

About two years ago I found an old army badge while fishing in England

[@r4b3]

Wow, what a surprise! Really nice finds. Love to see those videos

[@ghost.3409]

Btw u gotta be careful cuz u can find activated mine and boom (2019)

[@legendaryexplorer8119]

Dont you think he knows that?

[@uch1hablood214]

That long metal thing you found, it is from a Artillery, they used those to knock down fighter jets or planes or whatever.

[@lachlanmallia8834]

Next vidieo you dig out a tiger tank.

[@charlztristannitura9339]

I hope so dude

[@RandyFields]

Nice finds! Info for the firing table for the 81mm M1 mortar rounds and 3-inch trench mortar, Mark IA2. The shell H.E (High Explosive); Fuze P.D. (point detonating = explodes on contact). Mils ==> there are 6400 mils in a circle. Hope that helps put some context to the firing table. Keep swinging!

[@History-Secrets]

Thanks for the info, and watching!! :-D Gr Nick

[@ricktimmons458]

never seen these before. A D V I S O R Y... BOOBIE TRAPS. After all these years still deadly.

[@karlkulow2930]

Crazy cool finds... just started watching your videos and I do like them. I have to catch up and watch the rest.. keep doing it man. Love the videos.

[@CrackShrimp]

What did you get for christmas ? A ww2 mortor ammo box

[@flimsypopcorn638]

Lol

[@v3rt-64]

Pyro 079 NL lol

[@lonelylorax7066]

V3RT - • lol

[@xaviermoorman6247]

No 11:09 a motor box lid

[@SS-ws8bf]

@History Secrets in this video you were reading from the card inside that ordinance can, and didn't comprehend the part which read 81MM and 3". I wanted to just chime in to say that's an imperial abbreviation for three inch. A single ' means the number if feet and a double " means number of inches. For reference, I am 6' 3" (six feet, three inches) tall which would be roughly 1905 milimeteres in your familiar measurement. Thanks for the interesting digs! I look forward to more of this content.

[@UnluckyYou]

Nice man!

[@History-Secrets]

Bedankt!! :-D Gr Nick

[@polishstalkerpl]

Man, you are so lucky with that!!!!!!!!!!