SECRET ROOM discovered at WW2 Barrack Foundations!

[@ikeood]

Even though, as a Turk, I am not as familiar with the history of World War II as you are, I would love to be with you while you dig and experience that excitement. Finding a piece of history and guessing what might have happened in that area is fascinating. Keep it up brother!

[@ksr1177]

Having family who fought for the German Army and one was an officer these finds are amazing and a part of history. Thanks again for sharing.

[@shadowlord4569]

For those who don’t know, Obergruppenfuhrer was an SS rank equal to Lieutenant General.

[@baki4341]

Hello, regarding the bracelet you found, this isnt a bracelet and it should be a chain for a pocket watch which they would attach somewhere on their clothing, i know because i have a pocket watch with this chain with it. Nice video

[@dutchww2relichunter809]

8:42 dit is een zakhorloge ketting om het zakhorloge aan de jas vast te maken zodat ze het niet konden verliezen. Gave vondsten weer!

[@mattbyrne1822]

Unbelievable finds! So historical and educational. Keep up the great you guys buy not letting history be lost.👍👍👍👍

[@littlejohnny4470]

I wonder if that was Franz Gockel's name tag. He was a machine gunner on the Normandy beaches and he survived the war. He was interviewed and parts of his interview were shown in a WW2 documentary on the Normandy landings. Since you're on Hitler's western wall, there's a good chance that could have been his tag. From Wikipedia: 'Gockel was shot in the left hand and had to fight his way to the company bunker in Colleville. From there he was transferred to the hospital in Balleroy and returned to Germany shortly afterwards.'

[@markhooper5824]

love your enthusiasm guys. Brilliant finds.👍

[@rick3279]

Great finds. Keep up the digging.

[@jaccojacobs4334]

Mooie locatie, heel vet die oude funderingen!

[@dai-nippon_digger]

I live in Hawaii and was able to hunt the woods around the Schofield Barracks and we found 13 WW2 era Coca-Cola Bottles as well as two pepsi bottles, 3 dr. peppers, and some other bottles as well. very nice group of early German Coca-Cola bottles.

[@bear1245]

Can we see the items cleaned up pls?

[@emsland77]

Nice Finds. the chain is from a pocket watch

[@murry001]

Amazing finds!! i would be out there all day trying to metal detect. The stores that these pieces could tell!!!

[@Canned_beef]

Another great video, could do without the music in the background. I love the raw footage.

[@wayneo1234]

Great video guys really enjoyed this one 👍

[@Rickkert2000]

Amazing documentary again!

[@stevebaretta1]

Great finds! Good job guys.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thank you sir!

[@BoldLion]

Bro that is awesome spot! Congrats Mate!

[@georglimiux677]

Keep that spot a SECRET!

[@phoenixpaquette9627]

Wow, what great finds, thank you

[@Scotty2hotty-69]

1 video a month breaks my heart I look forward to these videos so much. I love your content!! Keep it up

[@seppehens8459]

the RAD stamp on the spoon isnt hand done but actualy the stamp, its a really uncomon stamp but i have the same

[@marksmithson1414]

Such amazing relic finds here unbelievable that some of those pieces were intact and almost in perfect shape.

[@DutchboyAdventures]

Your videos are Amazing! I always watch till the end. TY so much!

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for the support!

[@indocliquepictures5567]

Nice one ! I´ll have to try one of my RAD Camps too

[@randyscj429]

Hello Y'all, good finds for sure! Keep up the good work and vids. Be safe and take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 😇🙏👊

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for the support Randy!

[@Poppymc1433]

Great find to all you guys love your work it’s great to watch your videos 😲👍😊🇦🇺

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for the support!

[@StevenMiller-cx4rr]

Such great history! It’s so cool to see this all the way around the world in Ohio USA 🇺🇸.

[@mdww2battlegrounds]

Thanks for watching!

[@stephaniecarlson525]

I’m in Ohio too!

[@StevenMiller-cx4rr]

@@stephaniecarlson525 I’m just southeast of Akron. I’m in Hartville.

[@stephaniecarlson525]

@@StevenMiller-cx4rrbetween Cincinnati and Dayton …. This is one of my favorite WW2 metal detector KZbinrs!!

[@StevenMiller-cx4rr]

@@stephaniecarlson525 Circleville?

[@socke3228]

What do you usually do with all the pieces you find?

[@tkdterp8]

That holy pendant is a Saint Benedict medal ❤

[@shyper_]

That lutftwaffe officer u showed was a really handsome guy, I hope he lived a good life

[@pastmasters9591]

Simply amazing!! Man I would love to be part of that!

[@jimsmitn7569]

Is it difficult to repair broken porcelain?

[@kcmann7997]

This was a GREAT video

[@germainwilson800]

Always wondered what you guys do with all the things you find?

[@muddymikey3]

Hey Chris Love your channel. I'm applying for my passport next month and getting a plan together for next year around August to make Germany my first visit outside of the u.s. do you have any recommendations? Me and my uncle enjoy ww2 history and would love to site see some good areas

[@oh_its_dw]

how do you find place to metal detect

[@murry001]

It's just crazy that you found whole plates from 1937 in the ground lol

[@jesseedgein2791]

Amazing!!

[@kontools]

salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩🙋‍♂️

[@sille1032]

Das ist kein Armband, sondern eine uhrenkette 😊

[@behave7583]

That cola bottle might be worth alot of money

[@giannispap16]

are you using xp deus 1 or 2? can you tell us what program you are using and settings plz? love your videos keep up

[@wimseffelaar8950]

I would love to detect where you guys go detecting! I only have one permission at the moment. Not jealous at all 😂😂😂

[@homolanfitekr8498]

on rad emblem i think its not oak leaves...its wheat.

[@len6953]

The chain is from a pocketwatch

[@lpn828]

Coca-Cola a arrêté sa production en Allemagne en 1940. A la place, ils ont inventé le Sprite et le Fanta sous licence allemande. Donc, on ne pouvait rien leur reprocher...

[@gaetanocuoco]

Sottotitoli anche in italiano...grazie

[@AParallelReality]

Detect in the hidden room

[@teunmulder9772]

Top video 🎉

[@a.v.5078]

Look look!

[@fokkoterpstra4762]

Weer mooie vondsten jongens!

[@bendjohans3863]

and it wasnt an occupation it was the freeing of the sudetenland after it got cut away from germany after ww1 chuckles

[@Dulcimertunes]

Ever seen “The Sound of Music”?

[@bopitbull3957]

Did they get new name tags where did they die with those on them.

[@KingDavidtheRed1]

The host specifically said " Name tags like these were found on their storage boxes."

[@bopitbull3957]

@@KingDavidtheRed1 I miss that so the word rotted and that's all that was left thanks I couldn't figure that out I was getting confused. Cuz after that many years the would would be completely gone.

[@matteo9944]

Nice Today I've Been on a trip to the hurtgenwald for 3 Days and I Found A Mortier american

[@robertmeier1460]

watch chain, not bracelet

[@plumbcrazy375]

Could have been off a picture

[@Scotty2hotty-69]

Should really check the floors of the bunkers for helmets. Seems like a lot of detectorists find them left in the bunkers.

[@bendjohans3863]

mhm i think freeing is the wrong word... maybe liberation is the correct one

[@khosrovsalimi]

Og the plays

[@bendjohans3863]

they were not made from plastik they used bakalit for name tags ;)

[@khosrovsalimi]

Hello i am Simen i am 12 years old and, i am metalditecting. I whonder Whats the name og the plase you are metaldetecting? Ppppppppllllllllssssss say itt have just find a safe whit granaits and shots.

[@khosrovsalimi]

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[@jackvanharten1634]

Staat zon cola fles op eBay voor meer als 200 euro. Lijkt erop dat de waarde is wat de gek ervoor geeft. Vragen kan altijd laat maar zeggen.

[@OLMasterChief]

Can a fellow Russian on here tell me what tank this is? It’s amazing that it started. Much respect to the Soviets who fought bravely and valiantly in the true face of evil. Thank you.

[@lasagnabolognese7257]

Finly I get to be the first like and moment

[@Carandwatchguy]

I’m the 3rd

[@lennardsturgess7200]

I'm the 2ed

[@cumhuriyetinbekcileriyiz8210]

Burası neresi

[@Hazzaplayz7]

I’m 4th

[@pinguinoenanopicahu]

Ich freue mich zu sehen, dass es viele Dinge über den großen Hitler gibt, weiter so, liebe Grüße