I just wanted to say thanks for your explaining the history and stories behind the relics you find. It helps to understand what these soldiers on both sides had to deal with and what being on the front lines were like. That stainless steel pan in such great condition was a big surprise as were seeing the varieties of artifacts. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Can't wait for the next one.
Amazing to see the Welch Regimental badge. The regiment my grandfather served in and I later joined when it amalgamated with the South Wales Borderers and formed the Royal Regiment of Wales. Great content again 👍
Great badge yes,53rd welsh division,my father was in it 3rd Battalion South Wales Borderers so was his Brother who is buried in cemetery in Holland. He was part of 30 corps Operation Market Garden and is buried at a small war cemetery only around 300 graves.
My salute to your father and uncle for their service. From what I read on Operation Market Garden it certainly wasn't the easy drive through Holland as the allies hoped it would be. The veterans who served during WW2 especially in Market Garden deserve our thanks and respect. Please tell your dad that this grateful American appreciates his service and has my thanks.
The badge you guys found of the welsh regiment I have my grandads who was in that same area during ww2 he is still my own personel hero ❤ keep digging guys, sadley he passed away in 1981 but i think of him every single day 👍
Soldiers would not abandon their canteen or similar equipment intentionally. Could the soldiers who were issued these have been killed/injured & removed to a field hospital thus leaving the items behind? Every item of military equipment recovered has a unique story to tell.
I cannot imagine digging so deep holes when metal detecting. Luckily the soil does not look hard, but still i wonder why things are so deep? Sometimes i find medieval stuff in forest not so deep.
What a wonderful job Mr. Professor... There is so little left to find in artifacts where I live here in Canada OR I would be clambering to your class's Chris... Thanks for the efforts and training... ted... Ontario Canada
Can someone explain that? I’m aware any explosives like Grenades or mines would need destroyed. But it seems ridiculous rounds being destroyed. Is it part of the rules of that country and the terms you agree to, to go treasure hunting?
Great job! It is amazing to just think about the soldiers who used that shovel to dig the foxhole and why they left all of the items you found behind or if somewhere near by the soldiers still remain.
During assaults and trench warfare, a lot gets left behind, especially in retreat. In both world wars, the same two feet of land could be fought over for months, if not years. In a full-scale retreat, you only take what you can carry, so generally a lot would get left behind in the chaos when your enemies are right on your heels.
I am from Long Island NY and I subscribed 😁👍great inspiring channel. Wow you do a very good job turning back the clock finds....also thanks for including side pictures and videos of what the artifacts mean and what they were used for. Simply amazing to be unearthing these past relics. It just goes to show anyone THAT IN THE END NOTHING IS LOST that in the FUTURE will be unearthed. Great Job all👌
Hi guys, I’m relatively new here and loving the videos! Is there a particular reason that you guys don’t show your faces in any videos? Thanks in advance for answering :)
Welcome to the channel! Thanks for appreciating. Well, some people simply don't like to be on camera and personally I never felt the urge to idolize myself. The topic is about WW2 history and relics from that timeframe!
@@mdww2battlegrounds Thanks for your answer! At first I thought it might had something to do with being on 'forbidden grounds' but this clears it all up:)
Cant say enough things about how amazing you guys are. great show! great video!! On a side note, I had a random guy ask me about my "MD WW2" shirt the other day! ordering my next batch of shirts from you soon!!
No way my grandad was in the welsh and i think it same badge of his the 13th battalion i his stuff was stolen unfortunately but i remember that badge as he was in 13 battalion and my other grandad was in 8th armoured div under Montgomery was originally part crazy 5 reg
A lot of amazing finds in this video, congratulations!! Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks for watching Nick. Be safe!
Hi HS I watch your channel
Hey HS are any new videos coming soon?
I watch your channel to!!!!!! Hi
@@mdww2battlegrounds were is a good place to got to find that stuff
I just wanted to say thanks for your explaining the history and stories behind the relics you find. It helps to understand what these soldiers on both sides had to deal with and what being on the front lines were like. That stainless steel pan in such great condition was a big surprise as were seeing the varieties of artifacts. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Can't wait for the next one.
Thanks for appreciating the work!
It's exciting, yet depressing. As a younger Veteran myself, I know a little bit of what those men went through.
I've dug a few foxholes!
Thanks for your service. Hope your life is good and in good health
As a young TH-camr myself I also know a little of what they went through.
Amazing to see the Welch Regimental badge. The regiment my grandfather served in and I later joined when it amalgamated with the South Wales Borderers and formed the Royal Regiment of Wales. Great content again 👍
That is a cool story! Thanks!
I can see you've found the Prince of Wales emblem, also used by Welsh regiments and the Welsh National Rugby team..
Great badge yes,53rd welsh division,my father was in it 3rd Battalion South Wales Borderers so was his Brother who is buried in cemetery in Holland.
He was part of 30 corps Operation Market Garden and is buried at a small war cemetery only around 300 graves.
My salute to your father and uncle for their service. From what I read on Operation Market Garden it certainly wasn't the easy drive through Holland as the allies hoped it would be. The veterans who served during WW2 especially in Market Garden deserve our thanks and respect. Please tell your dad that this grateful American appreciates his service and has my thanks.
I am Andra Agnan Six from Indonesia, I like this video and channel because it is very educational and knows more about ancient war knowledge
Спасибо за Видео!!!👍💯
The badge you guys found of the welsh regiment I have my grandads who was in that same area during ww2 he is still my own personel hero ❤ keep digging guys, sadley he passed away in 1981 but i think of him every single day 👍
Great to hear! Thanks for sharing your family story!
Each item you find maybe the same but each item was used or worn by individuals ... Each item is a great find...👍
The Lee Enfield buttstocks were made of gunmetal, but mid-war they switched to cast zinc as a resource and cost saving measure.
Amazed. Some rusty bent junk comes out of a hole and you can immediately identify it. Well done.
Awesome!!! I am so proud of you! Thank you for respecting the fallen and not selling it off as if its just a piece of jewelry!
I appreciate the support!
@@mdww2battlegrounds Your welcome! Why do what you do?
Soldiers would not abandon their canteen or similar equipment intentionally. Could the soldiers who were issued these have been killed/injured & removed to a field hospital thus leaving the items behind? Every item of military equipment recovered has a unique story to tell.
Maybe the lid was no good and they got a new one
Love that some of the British ate off porcelain plates
Subbed. Awesome channel, man. Love military and war history, thanks for keeping it alive! From KY USA here.
If you ever want to come to the states and dig for Civil War or Native American artifacts, I have a beautiful camping spot for ya!
Thanks for the support!!
I cannot imagine digging so deep holes when metal detecting. Luckily the soil does not look hard, but still i wonder why things are so deep? Sometimes i find medieval stuff in forest not so deep.
5:35 acchievement unlocked. Use a shovel to unearth a shovel
What a wonderful job Mr. Professor... There is so little left to find in artifacts where I live here in Canada OR I would be clambering to your class's Chris... Thanks for the efforts and training... ted... Ontario Canada
Thanks for watching! Cheers Ted
Hello from Spain 🇪🇸
We love yours vídeos 👏👋
I love your support!
with the finds of British, German, and American relics in close proximity, I will presume it was a battlefield.
Thank you for Polish subtitles, you are amazing, best regards💪💪😉
After just one lesson I mean video I am now able to speak Polish!!! Lol just kidding.
The black & white film inserts for the finds is absolutely amazing!🇺🇲
The porcelain marking NAFFI means ~ Navy Army Air Force Institute
Bonjour. Bravo de magnifiques trouvailles ,merci du partage à bientôt salutations de Lille 🇫🇷👍
Merci beaucoup!
Turns my stomach that rifle rounds have to be destroyed. Such a needless destruction of artifacts.
Can someone explain that? I’m aware any explosives like Grenades or mines would need destroyed. But it seems ridiculous rounds being destroyed. Is it part of the rules of that country and the terms you agree to, to go treasure hunting?
So interesting vids.. Watching from Philippines❤️🇵🇭
Great job! It is amazing to just think about the soldiers who used that shovel to dig the foxhole and why they left all of the items you found behind or if somewhere near by the soldiers still remain.
During assaults and trench warfare, a lot gets left behind, especially in retreat. In both world wars, the same two feet of land could be fought over for months, if not years. In a full-scale retreat, you only take what you can carry, so generally a lot would get left behind in the chaos when your enemies are right on your heels.
Another great video guys 👍
Stay safe👍
Amazing finds lots of cool finds.
15:18 I want to eat in that pan, want to feel that Old time, like showing in the left side black and white videos.
Love the plate, probably stolen by some squaddie from the NAAFI 😀
heel gaaf wat jullie hebben gevonden,super
6:40 That is a No80 smoke handgrenade, they’re filled with white phosphorus and explode to spread the white phosphorus in a wide area.
THE BADGE IS PART OF OP GARDEN .
Totally awesome finds guys !!!
Amazing video and finds..
Awesome finds as always!
Amazing finds!!!
Hey chris great to see you back my friend so great and outstanding fines love these videos stay safe and well 👍
Thanks Thomas! You stay safe too!
I’ve been patiently waiting for the release of this one..👍🏻
👍ur narration's wonderful & every find is thoroughly explained🇺🇲
Great job men. Will be waiting for your next video!
love your vids, you got me into metal detekting
Question for you do you get to keep the relics you find or do you have to turn them in
You are aloud to keep the relics but not guns live ammo and bombs
@@letsplaybarrysmod5815 ok thank you
Amazing and beautiful finds, my friend.I wish you luck on the new adventyres for more awesome finds.Stay safe and stay care Chris
Thanks for watching Gasper!
Wow al lots of amazing finds!!
the peice of metal next to the 25 ponder looked like a part of an arttilery peice
Man I would love to metal detect over there but I’m in America 😢
You all had some nice finds.👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
We sure did!
Amazing as always guys 🙌🏼
...a great video, I mean a GREAT video & thanx! 🇺🇲
Thanks, I appreciate the support!
Awesome work 👍 thanks for sharing
Looking at that canteen with the hole in it I think they were shelled and it didn't go well.
Nice finds Chris. Great to see new content! Hope there is more to come
love WWII-Unknown they need to make more videos and more of a social media apprence
I am from Long Island NY and I subscribed 😁👍great inspiring channel.
Wow you do a very good job turning back the clock finds....also thanks for including side pictures and videos of what the artifacts mean and what they were used for. Simply amazing to be unearthing these past relics. It just goes to show anyone THAT IN THE END NOTHING IS LOST that in the FUTURE will be unearthed. Great Job all👌
Thanks for your appreciation!
Been waiting for this one!
Hi guys, I’m relatively new here and loving the videos! Is there a particular reason that you guys don’t show your faces in any videos? Thanks in advance for answering :)
Welcome to the channel! Thanks for appreciating. Well, some people simply don't like to be on camera and personally I never felt the urge to idolize myself. The topic is about WW2 history and relics from that timeframe!
@@mdww2battlegrounds Thanks for your answer! At first I thought it might had something to do with being on 'forbidden grounds' but this clears it all up:)
Fascinating finds from so long ago, amazing to see really. Subscribed :)
Thanks for watching and subbing!
I’m welsh, I wanna give respect to the welsh in ww2 🏴
Molto belli i tuoi video
I like the fact that you guys do "live digs".
Keep up the great work!!👍
Love your videos man,you find such good thingd...take care
Thanks for the support!
Why not buy a kinetic puller, then you can deactivate and keep any live rounds found?
Хорошее видео. Подписался.Буду смотреть.
This is my favorite chanel
Thanks for the support!
Yes broo your welcome btw i m from Indonesia
Façam um vídeo dizendo o que fizeram com o material.
Have you came across any skeleton remains yet?
So someone dropped 50+ rounds of .303 ammo. If their Sergeant know, they would been in trouble
Orang Indonesia ada gk🇮🇩😁
Super 👍👍👍
As a Welshman, it’s great you’ve recovered a piece of welsh history that isn’t talked about Enough!
Diolch yn fawr iawn🏴
Cool find and video man 🔥🥰
Very nice capbadge that is, nice video and finds! Cheers
Thanks for the video, you guys make it as though I was right with you. Only thing is you get in the way of the commercials.
If only we could see what went on there back in 43!
My Uncle Waldo wants his canteen shovel and grenades back now. You can keep the rifle he broke it.
Tell me you’re in the army without telling me you’re in the army
I could see clearly that this was from wales with the feathers before I clicked on amazing find truely is Better Death Than Dishonour
Coba ingetin kisah persahabatan Rusia dan Indonesia di era WII pada masa Ir. Soekarno 🇮🇩 dan🇳🇱
This intro is the best
It's sad too think all these men died for nothing
I’d like to try that old ammo and see if any of it still fired
Question? If you don’t want to be identified how do you alert authorities as to ordinance location?
good one again lads Well done
Yes ou no
Und wieder schönes Video von euch und weiter Gut Fund Lg der obi👍
I'm scared of the explosives
Do you know that there are a lot of weapons and equipment from the 1st world war in Turkey under the ground?
WOW great finds, how do you mark the locations for ordinance not exploded? Live shells now do you dispose of them?
wat🤔🤔🤔
Cant say enough things about how amazing you guys are. great show! great video!!
On a side note, I had a random guy ask me about my "MD WW2" shirt the other day! ordering my next batch of shirts from you soon!!
Hey I have a question, What is the most Craziest thing you have ever found?
And they drive to the dig in a car made by Mitsubishi. How ironic.
Verdorie wat zou ik dit graag eens zelf willen doen! Ik heb alles behalve de goede mensen haha!
Random and off topic at 2:00 what kind of jogger pants are those ?
Think that at the end of the video you should show everithing you've found
No way my grandad was in the welsh and i think it same badge of his the 13th battalion i his stuff was stolen unfortunately but i remember that badge as he was in 13 battalion and my other grandad was in 8th armoured div under Montgomery was originally part crazy 5 reg
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