PPSH-41 SUBMACHINE GUN IN THE HANDS OF A SOLDIER AND A GERMAN WAREHOUSE WITH WEAPONS FROM THE WWII

[@juicecountydre]

This channel is one of the coolest channels on KZbin

[@codaalive5076]

Germans couldn't help themselves than making beautiful, well engineered weapons until the end of the war. Stg44 ammunition is great find although remains of Stalingrad hero are sad. He will at least get proper burial so thanks for your hard work comrades.

[@Hermanbaruga09]

Wow luarbiasa.. temuannya.. saya suka video seperti ini..

[@carlorrman8769]

Excellent. What an amazing video. I reckon I'm not the only bloke who would love go on a dig with you blokes. Thanks, well done.

[@ryanfarmer4691]

Great channel! You do a great job and service to all the soldiers and history! Keep up the good work

[@alanschwartz1157]

Outstanding finds. I wish i could go on a trip with you. I'm fascinated with history of WW2.

[@fandoria09]

It's sad that many of the soldiers were buried not only with the items they were carrying but rubbish as well.

[@jeffg6008]

Great work 👍 I’m USA and was planning to visit Stalingrad for the 80th Anniversary Victory Celebration next February (1943-2023). Pray for Peace 🙏

[@zuagarna]

Shrapnel-hit stuff everywhere, even the smaller parts like a shovel or sometimes even a belt buckle. It must have been horrible to be on the receiving end of a shelling attack

[@JohnSmith-ol2qu]

I'm so glad that my home has none of this located near it. I would have died at an early age because of my inability to resist trying out some of the things you've found!

[@darrincassidy9045]

WW 2 metal detecting never stop giving , great work men.

[@dcsensui]

Once the bones were found it should have been given proper respect as a grave. A more careful excavation should have been conducted to protect the position of everything in it, and all should have been carefully recorded. After that, the remains should have been carefully recovered and sent to be properly processed. There's the possibility that it could have been identified and reunited with the family.

[@graham2631]

Unfortunately, there are just too many. Literally millons. I believe they're doing the best they can. I've seen nothing but respect from this group.

[@ronaldolness1875]

WOW! The history that you all find is remarkable! Awesome!

[@shawnmacgillivray4421]

That Solider held his weapon for all these years. Tribute and respect.

[@Mr_The_Pooh]

It kinda hurt to see it taken from him.

[@lheureh1257]

Très très bon job continué surtout beaucoup sont avec vous. Force et honneur ✊

[@elobiretv]

What do you do with the bodies you find? Are they reburied in a cemetery or do you just leave them there?

[@jjp0707]

Wow fantastic! I couldn’t believe how good of a condition some of the equipment was in. Excellent finds guys. 👍

[@russellking9762]

if it were mine i’d send it off to the guy that does gun restoration he has a YT Channel…if anyone can get that thing up and running it’s him..i’ve seen him resurrect guns that were in worse condition than that..he’s amazing…thanks for sharing by the way

[@jjp0707]

@@russellking9762 yeah absolutely 👍

[@kennysherrill6542]

Very cool finds, wish you could tell where this was at. Some day maybe you all could write a book with all the information as to what battle and who you recovered. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸

[@sheriffjohn2498]

Why are you guys so eager to rip open the boxes and paper wrappings? It would be cool to display the whole set! Are the weapons and ammo the main things you look for? It would be fun to join you!

[@Smallfrye]

The poor soldiers of both sides who fought for Governments that were both Evil and destructive. I hope they all came together in Heaven as comrades and equals.

[@caroltenge5147]

Its now 1960, and some old german sitting by the fireplace telling war stories to his children ..... "and I wonder of what became of those gold bars we hid under the ammo dump"?

[@marcioreis2648]

What a find guys, pure treasure.

[@detectoradventurebrasil5078]

Parabéns meu amigo um grande abraço de Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@jordy8441]

A Very beautiful finds, 🔥💯🔥 you guys can't start a museum what that finds 😏👌 amazing video,

[@valebili9992]

AWESOME VIDEO , THANKS .

[@waynebfr8953]

Great finds there’s so much stuff laying around still to be found

[@dirtyd2316]

Good job. Those were some amazing finds. You guys are doing a good thing but please keep yourselves safe cause nothing is worth losing your life over.

[@Marine9432-x8r]

Very good chanel,greatings from brazil

[@Astr0n0me77]

I have a question... what do you do with what you find and if you keep them, do you sell what is demilitarized?

[@mr.holley3716]

Always good to see you digging up preserved artifacts and then destroying them, not to mention the body you were sitting on top of...

[@ricter29]

What do you do with all the weapons and explosives you find?

[@lindan2836]

Wow!👍👍👍

[@jasmeetkhelwara6648]

Great video sir

[@mieszkokoniecpolski5621]

Świetne trafienie. Super filmik robi niesamowite wrażenie. Brawo.👏 Pozdrawiam.🇵🇱

[@rodas-1919]

What do you do with all the ammo, explosives after ? How do you disposed them ?

[@ditrarui7432]

Yeah l want know too

[@morotoro8023]

Yeeeesss..excelente reliquias, vídeo ok.

[@davidvandargriff3630]

Good work. Greetings from USA.

[@טלטל-ז1ל]

Герасиму большуший пайкос😀

[@mthom4615]

what are the chances that any of this unstable explosive goes off - BOOM! when you are digging it up and handling it?

[@cornellkirk8946]

Very VERY unlikely

[@akimmobassa7019]

@@cornellkirk8946 The famous very last words...

[@cornellkirk8946]

@@akimmobassa7019 huh? Why?

[@M711-n5n]

Explosive's have been underground for over 50 years..after 50 years explosive's are completely harmless No boom ..no pop..no worries 👍

[@jondadon3586]

Them stick grenades look like there ready for action’ after all these years underground amazing!!!!

[@Hbue84]

The amount of fragmentation hits on everything, is pretty scary. Shows how fierce and violent the battles were.

[@libertyprime2013]

This is by far the best channel out there. Out of curiosity how often do you find stuff that’s still usable?

[@daleburrell6273]

...that's probably a secret-(?)

[@mattsmith3118]

Absolutely incredible! Is pay £1000 to go on a digging trip with you guys for 2 weeks

[@etgamer6097]

Adoro esse canal 👍👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@isaacukwubile296]

Can they still make use of the bullets?

[@bagussajiwo3309]

From Indonesian 🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@dezzmaan5079]

As much as I wanted that PPSH, out of respect for that soldier, I personally would’ve taken a couple pictures and buried it back. Leave him and his rifle be.

[@carsonmischek2246]

You guys are awesome keep doing what your doing the history you are finding is phenomenal!!! 👍

[@williamkennedy5492]

Another interesting video, we as a race seem to enjoy new ways of killing each other, and so it goes on for thousands of years, I wonder if we shall ever get our act together and stop the killing.

[@Michael_pa]

Fantastic! 💪

[@jimciancio9005]

That's Awesome To find things like this and you can still read the painted on marking and the wood is not gone. I guess with the right PH levels of the dirt in some places and the lack of oxygen to cause corrosion to eat things away ya get lucky and find stuff like this fully intact almost 80-85 years later buried for decades in wet environments no less! Crazy how certain places are able to keep things that persevered even exposed to the elements. I've never found anything in the ground a 1/8th that age which isn't complete rot let alone even many basements where people store things are sometimes in much worse conditions than how you guys are able to pull these antiques from the ground almost like they were buried or underwater a couple weeks???? SMFH! Extremely Impressive findings!!! Wow!

[@RNemy509]

What do they do with all the rotted unused ammunition or unexploded grenades? So fascinating what they are doing

[@PavelAVasilevich]

The guy said they were gonna throw em in a burn pit fire..

[@BobBob-eb4io]

@@PavelAVasilevich well thats disappointing

[@thomasschwalger7580]

Der Oberhammer.Ein sechser wie im Lotto.

[@franciscoj5100]

Good job¡

[@jackkerr5990]

This is awesome how many clips of ammo did you find?

[@WonderN00b87]

Is there any reason as to why it is burried so deep?

[@chrissexton2367]

I'm surprised these guys still have arms n legs 🤣great videos tho lads 👍

[@SADISTIC_GAMER666]

what do they do with the remains i wonder if they left them where he was

[@lordbogus6709]

I wouldnt be suprised if they blow up someday. The carelessness they show when interacting with a box with 14 grenades...

[@hansschmidt3548]

Everyone's gangsta on digging up WWII relics, till someone steps on a landmine then boom!

[@Nitestalker65]

Can the brass be saved and reloaded. Or melted down and reused?

[@koclokkoclak6214]

AMAZING TREASURE

[@Richard-ns9ve]

Whats happend with the soldier (human) due to the digging?

[@bambangjbi3162]

Saya sangat mengagumi tentara jerman terutama ss ,pokoknya terinspirasi ...di indonesia ada 9 makam tentara nazi sampai sekarang masih dijaga kelestariannya.........

[@robertglasgow6538]

A lot of this ammunition looks like it would still be fireable I really wonder?🤔

[@chitaole8331]

Ở Việt Nam sau chiến tranh những thứ như vậy đc người dân tìm kiếm để bán phế liệu. Rất nguy hiểm

[@onofriolemonache7809]

what happend with all the granates and amunition?

[@stephenamato918]

These guy's are insane handling live explosives from 80+ years ago.

[@thiamsangavaiphei2298]

👍

[@lucasnormanschneider5190]

How i posible all this remained buried? Are does inhabitated regions? Iven anemy soldiers would pick that from the trinches, I can not understad.

[@txrick4879]

I don't know about you guys but that case of grenades would scare the crap out of me .

[@josephd6203]

What do y’all do with all the stuff y’all find?

[@offroad055]

где копаете? очень интересное видео

[@ludimata4988]

where is happening all this i am trying to find the answer?

[@stevesoderback4114]

Thank you "voice" (great as always) and all of you others,,,,

[@imyafamilia]

Deutsch warriors are awersome!) always interesting!)

[@johnnyreb3542]

The PPSh machine gun must’ve truly been popular with the German soldiers, and for more reasons than just out of necessity..

[@phunkeehone]

One reason is that it was said to function better in the cold weather than their own mp 40's

[@TheEarl777]

And it high rate of fire helped it a lot. 900 Rpm I think.

[@RecklessLilJ]

Ppsh is a soviet weapon not German and was issued to the USSR

[@TheEarl777]

@@RecklessLilJ your right it wasn’t issued to Germans but they certainly used captured ones during operation Barbarossa. It was definitely an excellent close quarters weapon. I’d have one over an MP40 any day.

[@RecklessLilJ]

@@TheEarl777 yes that is true. Infact alot of Germans picked them up and used them often.

[@ehayes5217]

truly an amazing video! but in handling the explosives, how DANGEROUS might that be?🇺🇸

[@WWII_METAL_DETECTING]

the main thing is not to disassemble

[@wdavis6814]

@@WWII_METAL_DETECTING I know Russia has a system to report these explosives to the Government. Can such historical ordnance be saved for museums or do they get blown up?

[@galeselvage4002]

I would love to buy some of the things they find, I have a few things but I want things that were used in WWll

[@dobraydien7242]

What do you guys do with all the finds? Other than the bodies

[@PavelAVasilevich]

They bury them in military cemeteries..if the soliders remains are identified they try to contact the living relatives.

[@Bethlam]

This may be a dumb question but aren’t you afraid of accidental causing a bomb to explode?

[@TheOldOnes]

Do you guys to to find tags to ID the bodies? I feel bad for the remains. I wonder if it’s possible to ID any of them?

[@malcolmwilkinson4449]

The nonchalant way these guys handle 75+ year old ordinance is really amazing! They are either very experienced or have no idea of the danger they are in.😩😩

[@lwnz4080]

I think they are experienced the way they identify the things they unearthed, they know the history names and and what it is used for

[@PaladinThomas]

They're dumb drunk Russians death would be a sweet release

[@kenshin31589]

it so amazing that they managed to find many rounds of bullets

[@callieniemann2280]

Do you try and find identity of fallen soldiers when you find bones

[@DingDangg]

How do these guys not detonate anything while digging with shovels ?

[@lees2559]

Nice 👍

[@Petr.Mazhara]

А в чем разница патронов к mkb42 и stg44? Тип патрона один и тот же.

[@WWII_METAL_DETECTING]

В том что стг 44 появился в 1944, в этом месте бои шли в 1942, поэтому патроны для mkb 42

[@marceldevries1366]

Nice vind.

[@TWOSU_NEWS]

be honest...ya,l ever pull the pin and chuck it to see wat happens

[@txrick4879]

After the video I can only think how horrible and intense this battle was . War is hell .

[@hamiburgerdoesstuff4996]

Them: opens up a suitcase full of German stick grenades (low quality candy land music starts playing)

[@jeffbaxter8770]

Please explain the wooden bullets. South africa 🇿🇦

[@carlhewitt7460]

Germans used them for practice metal was a big deal back them it was scarce dident want to waste any so they used wood for practice rounds

[@johnschofield9496]

It is amazing how much ordnance was left behind ! Be careful !

[@helium5912]

And theres thousands of locations like this still not found. Theres probably millions of unexploded ordinance out there buried.

[@xxxxxx-l4h]

i bet someone has one hell of a collection at home

[@jeffbaxter8770]

How much $ for a german helmet?

[@Grammer_Police1]

i know it sounds stupid and im in a whole different country (new zealand) but it never hurts to ask, can you please send me one or 2 (or as many as you like) of those german stick grenades i love your channel and i love all sorts of ww2 memrobilia expecially ww2 german stuff

[@yie1918]

🤘🏿💀🤘🏿

[@skwissgaar_skwigelf_kdz3251]

live by the sword, die by the sword.

[@russellhamer8690]

Potato masters what a great great find lads...intact n in thier original case..