Damn 😳 Extremely impressive. More like a cathedral than a casemate... That construction is massive. Mind-blowing the amount of engineering, material, skill and labour that would have gone into creating that monster structure!
Thank you for all the videos you make, and the time you put into them for getting there finding relics or showing us around historic places for free thank you for all the time and effort you put into your videos
0:29 a MASSIVE casemate for one of the huge coastal batteries basically inside a block of concrete, this will be here long after we are all gone. The hole in the roof above the gun pit was used to fit the canons in place. Somewhere there are photos of the huge tripods they built on the roof with the cable running down through the hold to the barrel etc. It lines up exactly with the traversing ring. After the tripod was removed a small gun then used this hole as a mount . OH I have missed part one - as Arnold Scwarzenegger says " I'LL BE BACK" couldnt find Part one or the link😔 1:59 they could make this a tourist train, put a small diesel loco here, with passenger cars extend the tracks more and make is a visitor attraction! It ASTOUNDS me how and where they got all the resources to make concrete in the most OUT OF THE WAY places. They had to bring in LIME, CEMENT, GRAVEL, BALLAST, REBAR - how??? The NOISE when they fired must have been horrendous! in that enclosed area. What a pity they go to all the measure to put steps to the roof THEN THEY CONCRETE ALL THE ROOMS SEALED?? WHY?? THAT is a spectacular tourist spot if they did something with it? Maybe a big searchlight to light it at night, exhibitions of the shells and soldiers, a real life diorama! I think with all the ammo slots, this gun fired several different types of shell, HE (high explosive) AP (armour piercing) and GS (gas shells) 9:12 They would have used the local tree branches and bushes etc woven into this steel web, seen this before. once this is done its virtually INVISIBLE from the air. I bought a drone 7 years ago but have never flown it. Would love to take it to film this for its first flight.
Yes it's truly amazing what the Germans managed to build. My respect is given to the poor people who had labour on these monstrous construction. No H&S, no food and no choice.
OUI ils sont vraiment incroyables en 2 guerres combien de dizaines de millions de morts et d'handicapés.N'exagères pas ils les nourrissaient quand même quand la cantine n'était pas bombardée!
@@WW2HistoryHunter Have you been to Portsmouth, England & looked at the gun emplacements there? There are much older structures as well as WW2. You would enjoy a visit there. See if you can aswer my WW2 quiz question- What was the oldest British ship on active service in WW2? I can tell you my Grandfather was there.
Wow you are not kidding that gun position is huge , massive as you say very cool !! Thanks for another great adventure as always been watching your vlogs for a couple of years now and I'd always informative and is truly history thanks again !!
History hunter comes through with a good one again! We must learn from history, teach history, and preserve history. For the future! Beautiful videos history hunter!!!
At 9:46 when you show the front, there are steel artificial trees "growing" from the front of the structure. This was also part of the camouflaging techniques used to help hide installations like this. Any idea if they are original to this facility? During the Second World War the Boeing aircraft plant was covered with a netting which when viewed from the air made it appear to be a small rural town. The site was actually many acres of industrial buildings which birthed bombers by the hour. Great video, I envy your accessibility to history like this. If only my dad had taken that offer of four years in Wiesbaden instead of retirement after 20+ years in the military... I would have been seeing all of this stuff with 45 less years of age on it.
Your vids are FANTASTIC! ... but *WHY* don't you say WHERE you are? Am I missing something? Keep up the incredible documentary work ... and THANK YOU! I *LOVE* all your drone footage too. Seeing these implacements from above puts them into perspective.
One thumbs up is not enough for this video. This may be your crowning video. This encasement is COLOSSAL! Can you imagine how many square yards of concrete went into this structure? Absolutely amazing my friend. Can't wait for part 2. It has lasted 70 plus years so it will last another generation or 2.
My kids and I love your vids ... keep up the great adventures ... lots of things in history to learn about! History must be preserved to remind us of the things that should never happen again!
great video, I've always been fascinated by these kind of things, just amazing. How in the heck did you gain access to this place? hard to believe it's not fenced off!
I live in the US and would you consider adding a general location on a map on your videos? It would be great to have a general location so that we'd have an idea and perhaps a strategic idea as to why the locations were selected? (if they are in "secret" locations, that's why I said general locations) Enjoyable videos and good for you for taking your son with you. My dad would take me places. Sometimes I would complain about going and act bored, but they are now some of my favorite childhood memories.
Sir. I am afraid that locations will rarely be revealed . That is just how i have decided to do this and i hope people will respect that.Thanks for comment and for watching and yes those memories are very important. Thanks and Greetings from us.
This particular one is a museum. If you really want to know, the internet has places where you can go to find out where 380mm battleship guns from the Atlantik Wall defenses are still extant.
Tu vas dans une librairie tu demandes un livre sur le "MUR DE L'ATLANTIQUE"Tu seras déçu actuellement beaucoup de ses blockhaus sont brisés ou ensablés mais enfin tu les verras dans tout leur splendeur mais ce n'est que du béton avec un moment d'histoire!
That’s a huge location. To build something that big and then never put a gun there is a mystery. Could it be the invasion started and everything here was stopped? Eagle Eyes is fearless climbing up that ladder. Magnificent architecture in the design. It’s a beautiful structure.
04:00 ... WOW !!! ... this is a cathedral like structure, designed to deliver destruction and devastation on a massive scale ! Never seen anything like it before, even in Normandy. Possibly for a stationary Schwerer Gustav 80cm gun ?
My Brother, you let us feel the great Atmosphere and you are doing fine work. Only an Adventurer knows about the Power and Will you must have for. Take my bow and Respect! :o)
the amount of labor and materials that it took to build one of these casement is phenomenal , when you multiply that by thousands it's FRICKEN incredible
Life expectancy is 100 years for concrete. After that, they start breaking down based on loads. So an unsupported roof might collapse, a side loaded wall will crash to the side etc.
aserta Don't forget this is reinforced concrete with steel in it and bunkers this size will probably have walls and roof tops of over 1 meter thick. I think these bunkers will last at least a next 200 years. In my town are fortifications made by Napoleon. They have been neglected all the time. Now they are restoring them and surprisingly a lot is still intact. They are 200 years old now. So I guess those bunkers can last much longer
Roman concrete is still around, 2000 years old. But your right, modern concrete will degrade and the metal rebar will rust, I'd guess these sort of structures will last a good 250-300 years. They are very very well built.
Nazis used a special type of concrete that was similar to the lost engineering of Roman concrete. Roman concrete lasted for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years. Even to this day it stands in some places without rebar. The problem is, they used an organic compound as a mixing component in their concrete, and it would mold because of it. As long as it didn't mold, the structures would stand.
Very good video and everyone young and old need to see and learn NO HARM there,wish I could take my children there to see all that awesome history.gut gemacht.
Awesome vid mate you're so lucky to be able to go look at the things that are left behind from that time and to go with your child . I live in a old mine town and when I was younger I always explored the old mine works . Very dangerous I know. But still it was awesome . They have all gone now so they are just memories one day they too will be gone but not for a long time so I really appreciate the opportunity to see them thanks so much for sharing .just awesomeness thanks
Very nice videos.. Could you give location names for place you visited?Its will be fair with others to see the same structures like you for own eyes. Thanks
Wow, impressive. What a treasure for WWII history lovers like me, thank you so much for bringing this to us. In Gibraltar where I live we have an area called Casemates Square. Which were old fortifications designed to defend against Spanish invasion. But this, for a single building, is just awesome and immense. German engineering at its best.
awesome! It would be nice to hear a little more background on why a gun was never mounted there & little more of the story behind it. thanks for sharing!
How i miss this i don't know, but that is Amazing just think how big was the gun and it's rounds it fired all so love it when you use the drone that give's a real idea how powerful it must have been,thank you for sharing this :-)
I am very impressed with the condition of the metal works as similar systems at fort Flagger, Casey, & Warden are rusting extremely fast Awesome Videos thanks for taking the time
So cool to see such amazing structures, just too bad people have to ruin a lot of them with graffiti. Though this one was almost completely graffiti free. Awesome vid, can't wait for part 3.
Very cool thanks for sharing that with us. You say it didn't ever have a gun in it? Do you know any more history about it? Any info or photos of when it was being constructed/used? I really enjoyed that, great editing!!
great video and so interesting.....when you were looking forward out of the structure, there was a flag pole flying a flag.....what was that all about?.....
Not immigrants... .ILLEGAL immigrants....and there is nothing wrong with enforcing immigration laws so get off your political correctness soap box. By the way, I am a first generation LEGAL immigrant here in the USA.
That monster bunker should be repaired and maintained, it,s history and can,t just be wiped under the rug and be forgotten. That is an incredible tourist attraction. It does not matter if the allies or the Germans built it, the fact still remains it,s magnificent. Thanks for the wonderful coverage. You are the master of bunkers.
@WW2HistoryHunter how do you research a location ? How do you know that there was a ammunitioncamp at that river where u were magnetfishing ? :D Love your videos !!!!!!
Do you ever find any lightning arresting rods on these bunkers? I figure they had to have something to protect the ammo in storage. I know from working on bases that where ammo, missiles in particular, are stored they have a very intricate lightning protection system. Also, that roof must have been about 5.5 meters thick or so.
Almost beautiful in its abandoned state.............. yet built under extreme measures and for such destructive reasons............. excellent video as always.
Beautiful preserved bunker. Is it in use as a theater now? Seeing all those benches and stairs inside. And did I spot a Norwegian flag? Very big bunker!
Amazing structure, thank you for showing it to us.. You can almost imagine the sound of the cannon firing when you stand inside... Would one be willing to be inside when it fired, I doubt it :)
beaucoup de ces canons n'ont jamais tirés pour la simple raison que les "envahisseurs"ou les "libérateurs" c'est selon de quel coté ont était ont débarqués ailleurs pour beaucoup ils étaient construits par des prisonniers Russes et des entreprises locales!
Damn 😳
Extremely impressive.
More like a cathedral than a casemate...
That construction is massive.
Mind-blowing the amount of engineering, material, skill and labour that would have gone into creating that monster structure!
So true and thanks Casey for your great support :)
Thank you for all the videos you make, and the time you put into them for getting there finding relics or showing us around historic places for free thank you for all the time and effort you put into your videos
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0:29 a MASSIVE casemate for one of the huge coastal batteries basically inside a block of concrete, this will be here long after we are all gone. The hole in the roof above the gun pit was used to fit the canons in place. Somewhere there are photos of the huge tripods they built on the roof with the cable running down through the hold to the barrel etc. It lines up exactly with the traversing ring. After the tripod was removed a small gun then used this hole as a mount . OH I have missed part one - as Arnold Scwarzenegger says " I'LL BE BACK" couldnt find Part one or the link😔 1:59 they could make this a tourist train, put a small diesel loco here, with passenger cars extend the tracks more and make is a visitor attraction! It ASTOUNDS me how and where they got all the resources to make concrete in the most OUT OF THE WAY places. They had to bring in LIME, CEMENT, GRAVEL, BALLAST, REBAR - how???
The NOISE when they fired must have been horrendous! in that enclosed area.
What a pity they go to all the measure to put steps to the roof THEN THEY CONCRETE ALL THE ROOMS SEALED?? WHY?? THAT is a spectacular tourist spot if they did something with it? Maybe a big searchlight to light it at night, exhibitions of the shells and soldiers, a real life diorama! I think with all the ammo slots, this gun fired several different types of shell, HE (high explosive) AP (armour piercing) and GS (gas shells) 9:12 They would have used the local tree branches and bushes etc woven into this steel web, seen this before. once this is done its virtually INVISIBLE from the air. I bought a drone 7 years ago but have never flown it. Would love to take it to film this for its first flight.
Yes they did build so much. Almost unreal. Thanks and greetings from us.
Yes it's truly amazing what the Germans managed to build. My respect is given to the poor people who had labour on these monstrous construction. No H&S, no food and no choice.
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OUI ils sont vraiment incroyables en 2 guerres combien de dizaines de millions de morts et d'handicapés.N'exagères pas ils les nourrissaient quand même quand la cantine n'était pas bombardée!
What a shame people who lived by usuary had to actually die from hard work?
@@WW2HistoryHunter Have you been to Portsmouth, England & looked at the gun emplacements there? There are much older structures as well as WW2. You would enjoy a visit there. See if you can aswer my WW2 quiz question- What was the oldest British ship on active service in WW2? I can tell you my Grandfather was there.
What a Spectacular find. Thanks for sharing. Wish you could have explored deeper in the areas that were sealed off.
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Wow so impressive . Amazing it is in such good condition . Thanks Eagle Eyes and History Hunter. 👍💜
That is a great location to do serious explores and we loved that. Thanks Wendy :)
I love these videos, it's so nice to see pieces of history like this preserved on film for all the ages.
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I always love the enthusiasm and excitement in your narration. It is also great to see that you have your son accompany you.
yes he is a great little boy and i am so honored to have him joining me. Thanks
Wow you are not kidding that gun position is huge , massive as you say very cool !! Thanks for another great adventure as always been watching your vlogs for a couple of years now and I'd always informative and is truly history thanks again !!
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WW2HistoryHunter thank you for the awesome history lessons love the kids too gets the younger ones that hopefully watch😎
History hunter comes through with a good one again! We must learn from history, teach history, and preserve history. For the future! Beautiful videos history hunter!!!
Thanks my friend.
At 9:46 when you show the front, there are steel artificial trees "growing" from the front of the structure. This was also part of the camouflaging techniques used to help hide installations like this. Any idea if they are original to this facility? During the Second World War the Boeing aircraft plant was covered with a netting which when viewed from the air made it appear to be a small rural town. The site was actually many acres of industrial buildings which birthed bombers by the hour. Great video, I envy your accessibility to history like this. If only my dad had taken that offer of four years in Wiesbaden instead of retirement after 20+ years in the military... I would have been seeing all of this stuff with 45 less years of age on it.
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Very nice video.......and big respect from Zagreb/Croatia
Greeting to Croatia
What a huge and impressive building! I bet your son loved exploring this location as much as you did! Fantastic video!
yes , we were both totally lost in this thing. Thanks my friend.
Your vids are FANTASTIC! ... but *WHY* don't you say WHERE you are? Am I missing something? Keep up the incredible documentary work ... and THANK YOU! I *LOVE* all your drone footage too. Seeing these implacements from above puts them into perspective.
Locations are never given. Thanks.
This was one hell of an installation - thanks for documenting this.
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Another fantastic film WW2HH your editing a credit as long as you document these structures they will always be with us 👍👍
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Now that was just heart stopping! That place is still great ! Thank y’all !! 👍🏻👍🏻
Fantastic place that is and thanks so much Mark :)
Thanks for making the effort to get this one. Super amazing.
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I love this channel so much! Keep it going
Thanks for that.
Great video 👍👍👍👍👍
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WOW that was massive! Similar to TODT battery casemates calais
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Thank you so much for again an amazing video. Impressive!!!
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Wow.... incredible structure. Very impressive. Another place I'd love to go see.
That is a favorite for us and we just love it. Thanks Paul :)
One thumbs up is not enough for this video. This may be your crowning video. This encasement is COLOSSAL! Can you imagine how many square yards of concrete went into this structure? Absolutely amazing my friend. Can't wait for part 2. It has lasted 70 plus years so it will last another generation or 2.
i agree , grea tlocation. Thanks Joe
damn thats huge. nice video.. as always
surely is. Thanks
Incredible structure.... huge!
I hope I get a chance to explore some of these sites.
Thankyou for your work.
Will do and thanks.
Thankyou for sharing this scarily massive old facility.
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Great video again. Thanks
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Wow that is unreal i would love to visit...keep up the fantastic work
Thank you! Will do!
That is really amazing. Thanks for the great video
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My kids and I love your vids ... keep up the great adventures ... lots of things in history to learn about!
History must be preserved to remind us of the things that should never happen again!
That is cool to read and send my Greetings to them and thanks for watching.
great video, I've always been fascinated by these kind of things, just amazing. How in the heck did you gain access to this place? hard to believe it's not fenced off!
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Very impressive bunker! Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing. Great video sir.
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Absolutely amazing, Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks for watching.
That was an amazing video
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Such a amazing video
Thanks
Impressive! The engineering that went into it, just mind blowing!
Thanks Chris
I live in the US and would you consider adding a general location on a map on your videos? It would be great to have a general location so that we'd have an idea and perhaps a strategic idea as to why the locations were selected? (if they are in "secret" locations, that's why I said general locations) Enjoyable videos and good for you for taking your son with you. My dad would take me places. Sometimes I would complain about going and act bored, but they are now some of my favorite childhood memories.
Sir. I am afraid that locations will rarely be revealed . That is just how i have decided to do this and i hope people will respect that.Thanks for comment and for watching and yes those memories are very important. Thanks and Greetings from us.
This particular one is a museum. If you really want to know, the internet has places where you can go to find out where 380mm battleship guns from the Atlantik Wall defenses are still extant.
Tu vas dans une librairie tu demandes un livre sur le "MUR DE L'ATLANTIQUE"Tu seras déçu actuellement beaucoup de ses blockhaus sont brisés ou ensablés mais enfin tu les verras dans tout leur splendeur mais ce n'est que du béton avec un moment d'histoire!
This location is the Cannon Museum in Kristianand Norway, just look it up
Astounding size. So glad to see it has been saved from ruin. The energy and concrete it took to build it leaves me gobsmacked!
Very glad you watch more of our explores Stephanie. Thanks for your great support.
Absolutely astounding. You look at these old structures and you have to think about when they were operational. Imagine the level of activity.
yes , must ahve been Wild to watch.
My Lord! This place needs to be restored and preserved, it's in great condition.
It is something else indeed. Thanks my friend.
Love your video's, as always, have you noticed how art deco in design this structure is.
yes they are actually Linda. Thanks
outstanding, thanks for showing us round
Thank You for that my friend.
That was Great H.H Thanks
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absolutely mind blowing construction!!!!
Thanks
Outstanding video! You must be an extraordinary father and your son very happy.
we do our best to have a meaningful time together. Thanks
That’s a huge location. To build something that big and then never put a gun there is a mystery. Could it be the invasion started and everything here was stopped? Eagle Eyes is fearless climbing up that ladder. Magnificent architecture in the design. It’s a beautiful structure.
It was stopped due to the end of the war closing in. Thanks and that ladder is scary to say the least. Thanks Anthony.
04:00 ... WOW !!! ... this is a cathedral like structure, designed to deliver destruction and devastation on a massive scale !
Never seen anything like it before, even in Normandy. Possibly for a stationary Schwerer Gustav 80cm gun ?
38 cm gun. Thanks AMC3
Great again... Thx for sharing... :o)
My Brother, you let us feel the great Atmosphere and you are doing fine work. Only an Adventurer knows about the Power and Will you must have for. Take my bow and Respect! :o)
And everytime, no wasted Time, my Brother... Always by your side in mind and good wishes for further adventures. :o)
Thank you for showing us this amazing site. Very enjoyable indeed!
Thank You for that my friend.
Pour toi c'est beau !Pour nous Français c'est 4 ans de larmes et de honte!
the amount of labor and materials that it took to build one of these casement is phenomenal , when you multiply that by thousands it's FRICKEN incredible
Thanks Dale
Nice! Love this!
Thanks
It needs to be restored to show what life was like back then the German government can't rewind time it happened and we all learn from mistakes
Would be great to see it still standing in some houndreds of years yes. Thanks
Life expectancy is 100 years for concrete. After that, they start breaking down based on loads. So an unsupported roof might collapse, a side loaded wall will crash to the side etc.
Aww :(
aserta Don't forget this is reinforced concrete with steel in it and bunkers this size will probably have walls and roof tops of over 1 meter thick. I think these bunkers will last at least a next 200 years. In my town are fortifications made by Napoleon. They have been neglected all the time. Now they are restoring them and surprisingly a lot is still intact. They are 200 years old now. So I guess those bunkers can last much longer
Roman concrete is still around, 2000 years old. But your right, modern concrete will degrade and the metal rebar will rust, I'd guess these sort of structures will last a good 250-300 years. They are very very well built.
Nazis used a special type of concrete that was similar to the lost engineering of Roman concrete. Roman concrete lasted for hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of years. Even to this day it stands in some places without rebar. The problem is, they used an organic compound as a mixing component in their concrete, and it would mold because of it. As long as it didn't mold, the structures would stand.
Tu plaisantes c'est les Romains qui ont inventé le Béton les ruines romaines se portent encore bien!
Very good video and everyone young and old need to see and learn NO HARM there,wish I could take my children there to see all that awesome history.gut gemacht.
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Awesome vid mate you're so lucky to be able to go look at the things that are left behind from that time and to go with your child . I live in a old mine town and when I was younger I always explored the old mine works . Very dangerous I know. But still it was awesome . They have all gone now so they are just memories one day they too will be gone but not for a long time so I really appreciate the opportunity to see them thanks so much for sharing .just awesomeness thanks
All my pleasure Lindsey and Greetings to you from us.
By far the most well preserved bunkers I've ever seen surprisingly no graffiti it's a shame there's no mounted gun though
yes , great strucktures.
That's a great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Very nice videos.. Could you give location names for place you visited?Its will be fair with others to see the same structures like you for own eyes. Thanks
Locations are not revealed Sir. Thanks for watching.
Wow, impressive. What a treasure for WWII history lovers like me, thank you so much for bringing this to us. In Gibraltar where I live we have an area called Casemates Square. Which were old fortifications designed to defend against Spanish invasion. But this, for a single building, is just awesome and immense. German engineering at its best.
Thanks Roger
wow great pictures
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Hi ww2 history hunter i love your videos i come from serbia.
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awesome! It would be nice to hear a little more background on why a gun was never mounted there & little more of the story behind it. thanks for sharing!
It was coming to the end of the war i Guess and they did not have enough time...Thanks
Oh I see, thanks! love your work!
the ship carrying the cannon sank in the Kattegat.
Elaine Walstrom perhaps a gun was mounted there . After the war most heavy metal was scrapped .
A la libération beaucoup de canons non détruis ont étés installés sur des navires de guerre !
Súper cool amigo...
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That looks so cool
yes i agree. Thanks.
Great video again thanks. i wish they will last forever :)
i agree. Thanks
amazing, wish I could visit places like that.
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Good Show!
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How i miss this i don't know, but that is Amazing just think how big was the gun and it's rounds it fired all so love it when you use the drone that give's a real idea how powerful it must have been,thank you for sharing this :-)
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In 500 years people will be looking at it. That is one strong building.
I think you could be right. Thanks.
I am very impressed with the condition of the metal works as similar systems at fort Flagger, Casey, & Warden are rusting extremely fast
Awesome Videos thanks for taking the time
Thanks for watching.
So cool to see such amazing structures, just too bad people have to ruin a lot of them with graffiti. Though this one was almost completely graffiti free. Awesome vid, can't wait for part 3.
i agree , stupid when People do that. Thanks
OUI ils y a des crétins qui se prennent pour des artistes!
Damn that was awesome. Can you imagine the sound of the gun going off in there. The noise would of been immense.
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Very cool thanks for sharing that with us. You say it didn't ever have a gun in it? Do you know any more history about it? Any info or photos of when it was being constructed/used? I really enjoyed that, great editing!!
It never had a gun and maybe they run out of time building one...Thanks
Thank you.
Awesome!
korpikuus
Why don't you upload as much?
I do not have time. Making videos requires a lot of time...
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great video and so interesting.....when you were looking forward out of the structure, there was a flag pole flying a flag.....what was that all about?.....
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Well done another great upload, and a great father always keeping an eye on your son for dangers.👏
HOLY MADONA.
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Great Video as always, is this one of the Bunkers near Calais ? As it had a 38cm gun I am guessing it is.
MSz thanks
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Wow huge gorgeous construction 👀
Hi from the UK 🇬🇧
yes they are indeed. Thanks Jennifer
government is willing to take burden of immigrants,but have no intention of restoring this wonderful structure,whuch is our History
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Not immigrants... .ILLEGAL immigrants....and there is nothing wrong with enforcing immigration laws so get off your political correctness soap box. By the way, I am a first generation LEGAL immigrant here in the USA.
One is people the other just stones.
That monster bunker should be repaired and maintained, it,s history and can,t just be wiped under the rug and be forgotten.
That is an incredible tourist attraction. It does not matter if the allies or the Germans built it, the fact still remains it,s magnificent. Thanks for the wonderful coverage. You are the master of bunkers.
@WW2HistoryHunter how do you research a location ? How do you know that there was a ammunitioncamp at that river where u were magnetfishing ? :D
Love your videos !!!!!!
lots of digging into books , internet , photos etc. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for your hard work researching these amazing structures, but it does make you think how many poor souls died making it.
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Do you ever find any lightning arresting rods on these bunkers? I figure they had to have something to protect the ammo in storage. I know from working on bases that where ammo, missiles in particular, are stored they have a very intricate lightning protection system. Also, that roof must have been about 5.5 meters thick or so.
I really wish I was there! It's so amazing, I'm speechless...
It is truly a exiting location my friend.
Klasse ! Impressive area !!!
Danke Willy :)
Almost beautiful in its abandoned state.............. yet built under extreme measures and for such destructive reasons............. excellent video as always.
Thanks John
Beautiful preserved bunker. Is it in use as a theater now? Seeing all those benches and stairs inside. And did I spot a Norwegian flag? Very big bunker!
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WOW Very Impressive.
cool , glad you liked it.
Amazing structure, thank you for showing it to us.. You can almost imagine the sound of the cannon firing when you stand inside... Would one be willing to be inside when it fired, I doubt it :)
Must have been loud yes. Thanks
beaucoup de ces canons n'ont jamais tirés pour la simple raison que les "envahisseurs"ou les "libérateurs" c'est selon de quel coté ont était ont débarqués ailleurs pour beaucoup ils étaient construits par des prisonniers Russes et des entreprises locales!
@@WW2HistoryHunter Would have damaged peoples hearing.
Would be interesting to see what’s behind the closed doors or the areas which have been bricked up
could be interesting. Thanks Ian
0.35 awsome bunker where is that ? :P
All I can say is wow!! Thank y’all 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Mark :)
Symphony orchestra there and listen to it sitting on the balcony inside. Newer cracks down.
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Enjoyed this very much Just how many lives were lost building it?
i couldnt tell. Thank You for that my friend.
dam that is COOL man
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Great stuff doesn't look it's age what a fantastic place 👍
Great location yes. Thanks
Hello nice video, the railroad is a De Cauville
ok and thanks.
For a structure to be that big, you know the gun was massive. Ol Adolph likes big guns.
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Nice to see you with your son teaching him about history, Good job DAD.
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