THE EXCAVATION OF THE GERMAN BUNKERS / METAL DETECTING WW2

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[@MrEndrius79]

9:28 OMG what a beautiful Luger P08!

[@rebeccaschroder3000]

Wunderschön (Beautiful)

[@Garnachomoedas7]

.♥️😁

[@user-hu3fb7xc8e]

The thumbnail picture is from the Canadian war museum in Ottawa

[@KC_Smooth]

Thank you sir.

[@ariestotle3847]

Oh you mean that it is displayed in there or just the photo? It would be interesting to see

[@jamesmatthew899]

I WAS SO CONFUSED WHY I RECOGNIZED IT

[@user-hu3fb7xc8e]

@@jamesmatthew899 You also went its one of the best military museums ever

[@user-hu3fb7xc8e]

@@ariestotle3847 its a display you walk on a wood platform and it shows the terrain of the battle of passchendail

[@felixcat9318]

I find it astonishing that this long after WW2 it is still possible to find huge amounts of viable ammunition and munitions, and on occasions viable firearms, together with bayonets, helmets and buckles and insignia. Countries have thrown away incalculable amounts of money on equipment abandoned unused by their military forces!

[@jaxflfreebird]

It took decades for bodies to rot away. So many people were lost in wars and not that many people wanted to go play in graveyards digging around where they might get blown to bits. There is a very real chance of DYING just digging these bodies up. There are missiles, hand grenades, landmines, just everything in the world to put you in your own grave. These old battlefields can be deathtraps. You can't run a plow over a field filled with live ammunition, hand grenades, etc. These people must surely work at their own peril doing something they enjoy. It doesn't make is any safer though.

[@felixcat9318]

@@jaxflfreebird You make some good points, thank you.

[@lothbrokragnar838]

I mean the war ended, they did not need that huge ammount of millitary equipment why would they waste money and manpower (when they had to rebuild whole countries from 0) to collect all that stuff? There are literally places where they left tanks behind because it was more expensive to move them home then to leave them behind

[@felixcat9318]

@@lothbrokragnar838 I'm not referring to the armies that own the abandoned equipment, but am surprised that in the time that the equipment was damaged by abandoned and now, no one had taken stuff! Invariably, anything abandoned gets taken by whomever gets to it first, and its surprising that after all these decades, huge amounts remain to be discovered.

[@1755ma]

There are WWI battlefields that are no go zones.

[@TheMatek144]

9:10 that's a Polish BAR !

[@darleneadamski6749]

Gotta love those Polish bars 😉 this is an awesome video.

[@ukilukii]

POLAND STRONG THE BEST!!!

[@JayS1889]

Fantastic finds from history.

[@bobsmith7576]

Great videos. What do you guys do with the items you find? When you come across bodies do you notify the relevant authorities?

[@savaskaya5274]

Yabancı bir askeriye anıları olmasına rağmen hangi ırk dan olsada insan izkeyince duygulaniyor. 3. Dakikadan 6.dakikaya kadar olan müzik de çok hoş tatlı. Böyle anlamlı geçmişi efsaneleri araştırıp bulanlara çok teşekkür ederiz emeği geçen herkeze

[@felixllorens677]

Honor y gloria a los caídos en combate. Honor y admiración por los que los devuelven a casa.

[@luftwicker07]

Absolutely amazing. I wish I could do this. I also hope you guys find the remains of my Opa, Horst Beyer.

[@kylelowry4997]

Love your videos I'm a big world war 2 fanatic keep up the good content ❤️

[@valebili9992]

AWESOME , THANKS .

[@discoverynorthcarolina9824]

Amazing finds after 70+ years 👍👍👍

[@albertofelicani4190]

Oh yes guys but we can stay carefully with the bomb😅⛽

[@caique5952]

i love archeology videos and WWII too congratulations on your videos are amazing

[@jeremylee8844]

Some English tranlation text at the bottom would definitely get you 1000's more subscribers. You have the unique ability to showcase your skills and the luck of living in a region where these finds are common. However your limiting your ability to draw and sustain the audience. Metal detecting is hugely popular in America and your finding treasures we could only dream too.

[@luisjimenez213]

True...

[@craigbrison4241]

English translations +1

[@TompaDee]

Translation ? Why dont you try to press the button that says " Translation and Text" ?

[@huskypoop4917]

keeping history alive awesome guys

[@andreigavril6312]

Wow a romanian helmet . A helmet of my country romania

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Enjoyed watching great finds

[@gregwhite2881]

Be careful when you find potentially explosive ordnance. It’s old and wet but is still explosive under the right circumstances.

[@outdoorsforever1027]

The sword looked like a relic of the Napoleonic battles

[@arjanberendsen2988]

Less bad music and more information would be helpful. Isn't it all about telling a story and teach about history instead showing pictures with the most terrible music ever ✌🏽

[@trentdawg2832]

It's Russian what did you expect. ..they are still about 20yrs behind the rest of the world

[@zervox136]

@@trentdawg2832 bruh

[@erice.stewart3020]

Music tells a story, bro

[@mnpd3]

The magazine/clip with the single round goes to an 8x56R Steyr rifle. It didn't shoot the standard 8x57 Mauser cartridge, but the rifle and oddball ammo was issued in some numbers.

[@alba7519]

The music gives a calming feeling while watching this, but everything you are showing in this video shows an absolute Time of hell. Gives me chills. Great video. Thanks for sharing. ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@ColinHarperSummerson]

Well done incredible finds especially the ring 🙂

[@nurmuhammad7457]

Hi. Do you reported the body remainings to the dedicated government? I hope you do respect the soldiers body remainings. btw, your channel is awesome!

[@thenugget8999]

What do you do with all of those relics after you find them

[@severride0190]

Finding all that stuff that normally the soldier has on him is a tragic sight because u know that someone lost their life at this very spot

[@Luis-bo2uj]

The are grave robbing of course

[@real_Tyles]

And you find the helmet with hole in the front..

[@fritzhosenfeld6811]

Was für ein guter Beitrag hat mich dazu gebracht, mit dir zu graben

[@bryanstruwe7843]

Do you guys have a website where you sell some of the non lethal artifacts?

[@douglasmueller4684]

Awesome finds. Those helmets are in incredible condition.

[@real_Tyles]

even the one with the hole in the front..

[@poisonfirerock]

Top

[@stang3787]

First item is a M95 Mannlicher clip with one round of Austrain 8mm rimmed ammo. My guess from a Hungarian rifle.

[@cwiesner77ify]

There was a ton of spent 8x56r shells too. You’re right, probably from Hungarian troops

[@tiborgyurtsek9441]

Hungarian made 8X56R, stamp "ÁH" (Állami Hadianyaggyár, Soroksár) We used this caliber for 31M and 35M rifles during WW2.

[@stevepunter3704]

Unreal 👍 metal detecting and magnet fishing to find history like this is awesome, how much more is there to find 🤔 ( lots would be the correct answer ) great video.

[@sigguy1361]

Fascinating!! Are you required by local laws to report your finds or turn over artifacts? Or do you get to keep what you find (not the bodies of course!). Thank you!

[@elenaberwick3980]

I think, if they find stuff on public land, all items belong to people who find them. On the other hand, in Russia it’s not allowed to have weapons. Following this logic, I suspect that all weapons shall be reported to the authorities, whereas the remaining items can be left in possession of people who found them

[@alekskazansky3804]

@@elenaberwick3980 I know that these items for example you can buy in the special market in Saint-Petersburg except weapon. There were many scary battles in vicinity of Saint-Petersburg

[@ShInYaKu88]

they are doing it for their own "fun" but then they are giving the stuff to museums...

[@lothbrokragnar838]

@@elenaberwick3980 "On the other hand, in Russia it’s not allowed to have weapons." That is not true: "Russian citizens over 18 years of age can obtain a firearms license after attending gun-safety classes and passing a federal test and background check. Firearms may be acquired for self-defense, hunting, or sports activities, as well as for collection purposes."

[@razzledazzle8593]

@@elenaberwick3980 Imagine turning a gun in to the police while wearing a stahlhelm

[@AndrewWLThomson]

Good video. It would be a GREAT video if you could do a commentary of what the camera is looking at. Perhaps a little research and location history?

[@reddevil09100]

Very impressive. Good job

[@lewisclark733]

You have found so many cool things

[@emeraldeyesireland]

Scary Mary at the start ... 👍

[@Kafulso]

Интересные находки...

[@horseteeth6139]

The clip with one round in it is for a Steyer M95, straight pull, bolt action.

[@constitution_8939]

And they find Tons of 7.62 X 54 R too that could be cleaned up and sold as Real Eastern Front carried in Combat rounds. Most will still fire dug out of the ground in boxes or ammo carriers but I wouldn't bother with the ones found in water except that they be described as such and obviously not meant to be fired.

[@horseteeth6139]

@El Guapo mas macho Yes, it appears to be in pretty bad shape.

[@horseteeth6139]

@El Guapo mas macho Yes, I have two of them. They kick quite a bit. Unfortunately, the ammo is worth more than the rifle.

[@horseteeth6139]

@El Guapo mas macho Yes, I think Privi still loads it. But, those original, waffen marked rounds, clips, and boxes, bring quite the premium these days.

[@LC-yn2xt]

Where did the thumbnail photo come from? What are we being shown there?

[@freshpotato1704]

Nice video man! I'm doing metal detecting in my channel to so i now what the feeling is!!!

[@Blumack21]

Thank you. Andy

[@williams4434]

Wow the SS & Deathshead insignia relics

[@juanfranciscomendezflores1746]

Saludos desde México de Monterrey NL me gusta sus videos

[@davaoorientallol11]

1:32 Some Modern German soldier: Hey! Thats Han’s Panzershreck.

[@grahamhawthorn7925]

Be careful with live rounds ! I found one on the crash site of a WW2 bomber, took it home removed the bullet and cordite put a match to the cordite and it went off big style.

[@JandruKamni]

Интересно👍

[@nikolaitherussian1819]

Where are you go to make this metal detecting?

[@thebonecrusherofrugby3983]

Regardless of the atrocities Hitler caused I do feel for the men that are buried here it's sad to know some never made it home to there families we are all human here and there are good and bad sides to every human

[@callsignpoopooactual1274]

yikes

[@simonjj7397]

Study WW2 a little deeper, those alleged atrocious etc, it's not so black and white

[@SOLDAT756]

SUPER

[@werwolfwinderstand4720]

That kar98 was too well preserved

[@marleypeters4758]

Some comments have just answered my questions that this ammunition can go off, could they still be used in the wrong hands?

[@pogmothoin1342]

The shot with the broken sword, looks like the letters A H on the tree.

[@connordekker1298]

that's awsome, SOOOOO jelouse

[@gglen2141]

I always look at these images and think behind each and every piece of material there was a sad sad story about a young man dying for no good reason.

[@darbycrash5320]

The trumpet is an astonishing finding! 11:31

[@MaxOnTheGo]

The grim story about all this is that half these relics are from soldiers who have been mangled by mortar fire. Surprised you haven’t found any bones or skulls attached to a helmet are uniform or a foot in a boot. Crazy stuff

[@BillMalarkeyIII]

Please help these souls finally find their way home please. Let them finally have peace. Please send them back home if you find them. Thanks.

[@thecoolkid959]

What happens when you get them after?

[@Ant8co]

Muy buen video amigo 👍, saludos desde España

[@coonus1]

I’m jealous af. Awesome 👏 just awesome 😎

[@schitthe]

I did not expect so many world war 1 helmets to be found!

[@dayzplayer8539]

Do u have an website u sell your finds on id love to purchase some ww2 relics

[@0351nick-ch8ee]

What is the angled clip from?

[@ghosthunter5100]

where do all these finds go ?

[@manuelshezad761]

anybody know from which weapon the 4 round mag in the very first clip i found the same

[@melissagravitt487]

By the looks of this video,it seems to be a touchy subject of planting a garden in Europe

[@maritesfuaso2902]

Wow there old so cant be used anymore and how did you found that.??

[@julianabrahanescubilla4679]

Excelent collection imprecionante ayasgo

[@The_blue_Baron]

Wow!,he found alot of intact iconic ww2 weapons.he found a fully intact MG34 and an STg44,also a MP40 and KAR98k🎉

[@canadiankaiser4539]

This man found a Panzerschreck and like 5 cases of rounds for it.

[@PoopfaceMc]

Most of those are mortar rounds, but still, cool find on the panzerschreck

[@remax9811]

Panzershreck🤦‍♂️

[@canadiankaiser4539]

@@remax9811 Panzerschrek 🤦‍♂️

[@qadiralyahn408]

German advance technology wwii. Mouser, rocket launcher, pistol, automatic same kelashan kop style Sami automatic gun,9 mm pistol. And more more.

[@stkbingollu7390]

Ne diyelim koca bir felaket

[@paulkouri7786]

im pretty sure that thumbnail is a literal exhibit at the Canadian war museum in Ottawa

[@martinharrison6194]

Considering its technically a war grave......that music though....

[@zer5372]

Lol

[@melissaadamiak6330]

6.17 ss officer scull also i like the vid

[@pie5233]

Very interesting

[@bober6125]

👍

[@vilo_h5541]

What was the helmet with the crown on it?

[@krandom9283]

Where's the thumbnail photo? That looks an interesting find, the body would of had dog tags, paper's personal stuff on him that would make an interesting video.

[@triplemurray]

It's commonly called "clickbait" a photo that lures you in to watch the video, strange form of deception.

[@patv1271]

Yes.this channel is famous for clickbait. I am unsubscribing now. There are much better channels than this one

[@darkredalpha7037]

FUCK YOU STOP BEING RUDE

[@aaronkellar6583]

thats a picture from the canadian war museum, they have an incredible WW1 trench exhibit

[@canadiankaiser4539]

Queenie Lo Hsing Hui if he did find it he wouldn’t be allowed to disturb it as it would be a war grave and he would have to call the authorities or someone else to deal with the body and have a proper funeral.

[@promdiakotv.8768]

watching from philippines bro keep safe

[@montemaguire4596]

Thats the most guns that I have ever seen u guys find at one time . Do u get to refurbish those guns or do they just go to a museum ??

[@camel303]

At one time?😄. These are multiple findings, over years.

[@stevebloke5455]

interesting but would be more so if we knew what we're looking at. thanks for the vid.

[@trentdawg2832]

You Don't Know What Weapons And Ammunition Looks Like along With Canteens And Swords......and if they did tell you , you probably wouldn't understand the Russian he speaks

[@donmarion8808]

Does the unexploded ordnance go to bomb disposal ?

[@ramamurtipaluri2420]

There should have been somemsubtitles.

[@bigtricks7314]

Where do you guys do your metal detecting? I do metal detecting quite often myself wonder where you guys do your detecting. 😊

[@sesamerocks9392]

Grave robbers

[@luisfernandoalbino3200]

muito bom ( very good )

[@sigve7008]

how do you find such whole guns and bodies

[@kfures3469]

Was that bullet a 7.62x54mm?

[@joanedwards2358]

What is being done with the live ammo that was found?

[@spannaspinna]

Thrown in a fire

[@franchuteish]

Muy bueno el video,cuando y donde fue esto,que hacen con las cosas escontradas.

[@lorenzocervantesbenito1407]

Es material bélico Alemán abandonado en retirada de la ll GM...

[@dasan3312]

I wonder what happened to the bodies in the war zone. Did they just disintegrate or are they still there?

[@severride0190]

After such a long time I'm just thinking about bones

[@classifiedagent8807]

Where can i get those background music????

[@SirDaffyD]

Question Guys. That live ordinance, Grenades, Mortar shells, Bullets, ect. Are they passed onto munitions disposal experts for disposal?

[@tinydooddan1178]

I Got A Question. How Much Will The K98;s Cost. Im Looking Forward To Having Just One.

[@supergameforever143]

In my opinions price about $2500 if no damaged due to the wood quality which are depend on the years weather. If its damaged would saying about $500.

[@tinydooddan1178]

@@supergameforever143 thx bro. Imma wok hard to get that goal

[@supergameforever143]

Go to the European. France, and Germany dropped ALOT of K98S likely a legendary items. Also a scopes is very unique one.

[@tinydooddan1178]

@@supergameforever143 ohhhh thx. Im also planning on metal detecting. But only when i turn around 15-17 since im still 13. 4 or 2 more years

[@reacguys1391]

Where are you finding all of this Stuff?

[@williamwathern]

Can those old guns be restored?

[@udin_petod9981]

Salam dari indonesia ☝👍🏻

[@leahperrson3067]

I want to know what do you actually do with all this found stuff?

[@martinkacmar2063]

If its live grenades or ammo or mortar shells they need to report that they found them and they will be destroyed if they find guns It is different if you are in lets say france or if you are in poland in some european countries the guns need to be disambled or destroyed and with helmets and spent ammo and stuff you can keep it

[@frankbukky9358]

Truly there was a time!!!!

[@_Mare_Nostrum]

The ring is the best find