Drink everytime Mel says "see" or "see that" but honestly if you listen to how many times he says that you will giggle, lol, well I do anyway. "See that"-dragon man.
Problem with that is the older it is, the much harder to find and much more expensive it is. Hard enough to get WWI and WWII stuff. Civil War and older is nearly impossible as so much of it is already in museums.
@@jacobsteezo2715 don't be such a liberal. Our history is what it is, it doesn't make us bad people to save and respect artifacts from our history. Don't forget there's also a room dedicated to every other country we've ever been to war with.
God bless you dragon man, thank you for keeping military history alive, im an avid military collector up here in Canada as well and it's surprisingly hard to find anyone with an interest. Keep up the great work
Nurses at that time in history were required to be attractive, to raise morale and provide an angelic visage provided a soldier was about to check out.
I would absolutely love to visit this place to capture some EVP'S and other paranormal activity.. the amount of trigger objects in there is insane, the energy hasn't left those items as a lot of lost souls may still be attached to them, this could very well explain the noises dragon man was hearing late at night working in those rooms
My maternal Great-Grandfather fought in World War 1, and he was in the same regiment as future President, at the time, Harry S. Truman, my Grandmother still has his helmet at home, but I'm such a history nerd I'm never getting rid of it.
I am passionate about war history but I prefer to collect rocks. If I ever come across any good war artifacts or memorobila I will ship to Colarado Springs. Its amazing that all this stuff is in 1 place and even more amazing that he is open to the public
I love what Mel has done he has preserved history better than any agency out there. He is a great person. I just wish he wouldn't gloat so much. We know how rich he is, just don't need the reminder every other sentence.
@@patricksutter5201 don't get me wrong I like their video's and he's done an amazing job, better than any of our government agencies have done. But after watching him for several years you can't tell me it doesn't get annoying hearing him tell Lacey how much money he has. We know he's loaded. No pun intended.
Dragon Man is my hero. He’s a fun guy, and he’s preserving our history, he’s much more rare than any of his artifacts. If I could leave my executive position and move to Colorado, take care of my family, and continue his legacy, I would in a second. Thank you sir, for you continued service of our beloved nation!! Luv U Man!!
Absolutely awesome video Mr Bernstein it never ceases to amaze me where you get all this equipment from it must take a lot of hard work and effort thanks for sharing
So fascinating to watch and I hope the museum continues for decades and centuries to come, the fact that objects can be associated to people who are no longer living may cause them to be haunted but thats another video. Loving this museum big respect and love from the UK 🇬🇧
My great uncle is/was an Englishman from Manchester and was sent to Greece and Serbia to help the Serbs free their country from Austro-Hungarian empire occupation. He drove Ford and Austin trucks like the examples in this video. It was aa gruelling effort, a tough campaign which gets little told in the UK, USA etc. We have his Balkans medal, friends in the army found his records and a diary written and illustrated by another British man who served there. Interesting history. Tough times for many. Lest we forget. Let us be at peace with our neighbours.
I like how dragon man said it was the most bloodies battle America fought but British and Russian troops were taking like 50-100k losses a day,but God less dragon man hope you have fun in your museum
I’m 12 yrs old and I love to collect ww1 relics like guns and helments. I know a lot about ww1 he is missing something A ww1 German sniper mask if you have every played bf1 it looks like the helment from the sentry gunner
Dragon man has enough manakins in uniform to fight WW3. Lol Dragon mans famous words "you see that" "Everything is fully operational" and "this is super rear" lol
Does he have a Vietnam section? You know, that war when your much-vaunted army was chased out of the country by untrained rice farmers, pushing helicopters off their ships as they TURNED AND RAN AWAY... :-D
@@bnipmnaa the usa won every battle. Without question. Giap even said so in his book. The government and the anti war public was the man reason for the pull out.
@@bnipmnaa he does it's showcased in another video o believe and those untrained rice farmers were very crafty and had many advantages being their homeland they could set up. Those ambushes then run back to tunnels and hid because in the jungle on top of ground they wouldn't beat America with their artillery sir force etc
Very amazing video well done and I love listening to your videos as I am blind and dragon man give a good description what helped me to build a photo in my head
At 7:24 you point out the "periscope" binoculars there in the case. These would not only allow you to see over the top of the entrenchment, but could also give you the range to target. Each lens rotates independently on the z axis (i.e. left to right.) When each of the images overlapped in the view finder it would display a number that indicated distance to target.
I'm east coast,love history,i suggest if able ,to go see this,I hope to get there before he is gone ,don't know how this collection will fare after hes gone.my own grandad was italian immigrant in 1916 ,NJ national guard and served with black jack pershing mexican campaign.
Dragon Man, Do you happen to have one of the prototype Springfield trench 1903 rifles in your collection? I saw one on a show southern pawn stars. This guy, his grandfather was one of the people who helped to create it towards the end of Ww1, it never saw service. There were only 5 made, and he sold it to buy his kid a car for graduation. The rifle went at the top of the trench, and the shooter used a periscope mounted for sighting, it had a 30 rd mag fixed and you would work the bolt action from linkage at the bottom. Just found your channel and enjoy the hell out of your videos. Thank you for the way you are telling military history from 1 vet to another.
WW2 was actually the most bloodiest American conflict with 291,557 deaths followed by the civil war with 241,070 KIA. Even if WW1 was going on at the time the American civil war claimed more victims
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You just don't see this kind of enthusiasm for America's history anymore. God bless you! dragon man
People seem to want to rewrite history more than actually learn about it now its very sad
I love how dragon mans like that's very very very rare I have 10 of them
patriot man 24 and he treats them like he'll find another, throwing things around like cyanide pills and zXylon be capsules
LOL true
worth around 500
One of them is a stat track
My personal favorite is when he said that he has $2 million in this room alone and that he has 18 more.. 😂
"Everything in my museum works" well i'd like to see somebody ride that horse.
You can ride it. Won’t get very far.
I laughed so fucking hard.
“If anything big happens in town, I have a helmet for everybody.” Yeah, he most likely has a tank for everybody too.
This gun is very expensive, but I can afford it no big deal.
@@mattchoppers1 yup
Its like an $800 gun with a $1000 suppressor
Gold digger..
Cute..
But out of place..I dont think he really gives two shits
@@jbeerailroader6100 ? He was quoting him.
61,000 Canadians killed in WWI. 1914-1918. We Remember them.
Drink everytime Mel says "see" or "see that" but honestly if you listen to how many times he says that you will giggle, lol, well I do anyway.
"See that"-dragon man.
You try speaking about anything. Guaranteed you’ll say um or uh 15 times a minute.
gives a tour of the museum, suddenly pulls out a silenced .45 xD
Now you need a civil war room, war of 1812 and 1776 rooms
For sure civil war
Problem with that is the older it is, the much harder to find and much more expensive it is. Hard enough to get WWI and WWII stuff. Civil War and older is nearly impossible as so much of it is already in museums.
THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN WATCH OUT YANKEES
Mexican War and Spanish-American War too.
@@thecolonel553 I wish the South would rise up and stop the liberal insanity.
So cool that you are preserving American history I love it
@@jacobsteezo2715 absolutely love it!
Hording american history..
@@jacobsteezo2715 don't be such a liberal. Our history is what it is, it doesn't make us bad people to save and respect artifacts from our history. Don't forget there's also a room dedicated to every other country we've ever been to war with.
Jacob steez O yep!!
Pretty easy to do lol.
Dragon man testing viagra pills-> "Did you see that?"
"Very expensive, but I can afford it."
You made it sound like your poor, yet you own the greatest history museum in the world.
Such beautiful pieces of history
Terri Fenrich that pain suffering, disability, and death paid for your freedom. So fuck you.
Terri Fenrich just as David say fuck you they gave you your freedom
God bless you dragon man, thank you for keeping military history alive, im an avid military collector up here in Canada as well and it's surprisingly hard to find anyone with an interest. Keep up the great work
Amazing collection. Im thankful you made this video. Thank you
She would make them nurses uniforms look good
bruh what the fuck.
We had a good mood going and you fucking killed it by being an old perv
Nurses at that time in history were required to be attractive, to raise morale and provide an angelic visage provided a soldier was about to check out.
I would absolutely love to visit this place to capture some EVP'S and other paranormal activity.. the amount of trigger objects in there is insane, the energy hasn't left those items as a lot of lost souls may still be attached to them, this could very well explain the noises dragon man was hearing late at night working in those rooms
Lacey always has to touch everthing
Yes I do 😆
Hot Brass and Bullets 😀👍🏼
We remember the 116,516 Americans..
“See dat?” - Dragon Man, 2019
My mom always told me to stop touching everything too. ;) Great stuff guys I love all your videos.
My maternal Great-Grandfather fought in World War 1, and he was in the same regiment as future President, at the time, Harry S. Truman, my Grandmother still has his helmet at home, but I'm such a history nerd I'm never getting rid of it.
Last WWI sword never made past 1918!!!!
*Dated 1919*
I am passionate about war history but I prefer to collect rocks. If I ever come across any good war artifacts or memorobila I will ship to Colarado Springs. Its amazing that all this stuff is in 1 place and even more amazing that he is open to the public
Yes thank you Dragon Man God bless
I love what Mel has done he has preserved history better than any agency out there. He is a great person. I just wish he wouldn't gloat so much. We know how rich he is, just don't need the reminder every other sentence.
Charlie Webb nobody is forcing you to watch
@@patricksutter5201 don't get me wrong I like their video's and he's done an amazing job, better than any of our government agencies have done. But after watching him for several years you can't tell me it doesn't get annoying hearing him tell Lacey how much money he has. We know he's loaded. No pun intended.
Charlie Webb modesty is the best policy :)
Love how you're keeping history alive and remembered keep it up dragon man
Dragon Man is my hero. He’s a fun guy, and he’s preserving our history, he’s much more rare than any of his artifacts. If I could leave my executive position and move to Colorado, take care of my family, and continue his legacy, I would in a second.
Thank you sir, for you continued service of our beloved nation!!
Luv U Man!!
What a collection that's a true American right there great video keep are history alive
Absolutely awesome video Mr Bernstein it never ceases to amaze me where you get all this equipment from it must take a lot of hard work and effort thanks for sharing
This history lesson was amazing i learned so much more than my real history class
Best video yet
Daniel Fendley ❤️
Please let dragon man know how special this is and the topper is his attitude much respect and love from canada
So fascinating to watch and I hope the museum continues for decades and centuries to come, the fact that objects can be associated to people who are no longer living may cause them to be haunted but thats another video.
Loving this museum big respect and love from the UK 🇬🇧
I would love to see a ottoman museum
There would be a very large “genocide room”
If that guy has a grabdkid , i bet he his the most luckiest and happiest kid ever
My great uncle is/was an Englishman from Manchester and was sent to Greece and Serbia to help the Serbs free their country from Austro-Hungarian empire occupation. He drove Ford and Austin trucks like the examples in this video. It was aa gruelling effort, a tough campaign which gets little told in the UK, USA etc. We have his Balkans medal, friends in the army found his records and a diary written and illustrated by another British man who served there. Interesting history. Tough times for many. Lest we forget. Let us be at peace with our neighbours.
Would love to meet both of you guys thats for sure.. both bad ass people!
I like how dragon man said it was the most bloodies battle America fought but British and Russian troops were taking like 50-100k losses a day,but God less dragon man hope you have fun in your museum
Very cool!
I’m 12 yrs old and I love to collect ww1 relics like guns and helments. I know a lot about ww1 he is missing something
A ww1 German sniper mask if you have every played bf1 it looks like the helment from the sentry gunner
I died laughing when he said good thing I never leave the shop unarmed and then pulled out a suppressed FN45 XD. Badass old man, bad fucking ass
Awsome!!! Would love to visit the museum and see Dragon Man!!!!!
if your dad likes ford you like ford. if your dad likes dodge you like dodge. if your dad like chevy you probably got 2 dads
LOL
This guy is nuts.
He's awesome.
"See that?"
Cool museum But could you Show more weapons from ww1
Can’t wait to come visit you hopefully in April!!! You are my favorite millionaire!!
"Compared to the 1.7 million Russian deaths"
"Yeah there was a lot of bodies over there"
"Wow"
"Yeah. Rough."
Too many, regardless of country 😣
5000 helmets and i have nine wow what a collection
I'm making plans to go there and enjoy this beautiful museum
Dragon man has enough manakins in uniform to fight WW3. Lol Dragon mans famous words "you see that" "Everything is fully operational" and "this is super rear" lol
This is super rare, I have 700 of them.
I just found and binge watched !!!!
Awesome !!!
Keep on Keeping on !!!
Thank you ~Lacy
Thanks for showing us your museum!!! What a great piece of history!!!
My Garand Pa was in ww-1 Carlton W. F. What a crazy man love to joke around make you laugh all day. And had a way with the ladies.🇺🇸
My great great grandfather served for the Australians in ww1 he served in Gallipoli and helped lead the charge of barshiba
Thank you for the tour, love it.
"See that?" Would you look at that.....would you just look at it?!
Ed Bassmaster
Would you look at that? Just look at it. Hahaha. Es
Don’t worry if you missed it he’s got 25 more and they all work like when they were new
Yes he is a Dodge guy! Love him even more now
I just bought a shirt from y’all...
Thank You for all the history lessons you give.
BIG RON.....
Without a doubt, the most complete museum on the planet. See that
Hey dragon man do you have a Korean War section?
He does. I thought I would do that one next
@@HotBrassandBullets any civil war stuff?
Does he have a Vietnam section? You know, that war when your much-vaunted army was chased out of the country by untrained rice farmers, pushing helicopters off their ships as they TURNED AND RAN AWAY... :-D
@@bnipmnaa the usa won every battle. Without question. Giap even said so in his book. The government and the anti war public was the man reason for the pull out.
@@bnipmnaa he does it's showcased in another video o believe and those untrained rice farmers were very crafty and had many advantages being their homeland they could set up. Those ambushes then run back to tunnels and hid because in the jungle on top of ground they wouldn't beat America with their artillery sir force etc
mr dragon man! south louisiana here im saving money to go see your facility! cant wait!! wanna see your machine shop too!
Thank you!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸 this is a great history lesson!!!👍. Love the piece you are carrying!!!! 👍👍👍 we need more people like yourself!!👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Very amazing video well done and I love listening to your videos as I am blind and dragon man give a good description what helped me to build a photo in my head
ਬੁਹਤ ਵਧੀਆ ਲੱਗੀ ਇਹ ਪਿਹਲੇ ਵਿਸ਼ਵ ਯੁੱਧ ਦੇ ਸਮੇਂ ਹਥਿਆਰਾਂ ਦੀ ਦੀ ਲੱਗੀ ਨੁਮਾਇਸ਼ ਤੇ ਸਾਰਾ ਸਾਮਾਨ ਤੇ ਅੰਕਲ ਜੀ ਹੁਣਾ ਵਲੋਂ ਕੀਤੀ ਗਈ ਇਹ ਸਾਰੀ ਕੁਲੈਕਸ਼ਨ ਪੁਰੀ ਘੈਂਟ ਵੀਡੀਓ ਆ ਕੁੜੀਏ ਇਹ ਵੀ ਤੇਰੀ ਧੰਨਵਾਦ ਜੀ ।
It’s my birthday when my favorite show on TH-cam was posted!!
Sweet been wanting to see this room for some time. Can’t wait to get my ass over to Colorado to see it in person
High key prefer the intro in this video more than the other intros! Love all of your videos nonetheless!❤️
At 7:24 you point out the "periscope" binoculars there in the case. These would not only allow you to see over the top of the entrenchment, but could also give you the range to target. Each lens rotates independently on the z axis (i.e. left to right.) When each of the images overlapped in the view finder it would display a number that indicated distance to target.
That was the coolest thing! I loved it!!! Dragonman said he paid like a thousand bucks for it. Really heavy Brass.
What a great display of military history, good on ya Dragon man🤠👍
This man is such a new englander.
Brooklyn
You need some WWI bottles of pre prohibition whiskey! Not long after WWI prohibition started.
I'm east coast,love history,i suggest if able ,to go see this,I hope to get there before he is gone ,don't know how this collection will fare after hes gone.my own grandad was italian immigrant in 1916 ,NJ national guard and served with black jack pershing mexican campaign.
Excellent display Dragonman!
Nice to see new stuff, and don't worry I never leave unarmed. Great day.
@0:02 - That mannequin head is like "Why are we here.."
Sabaton needs to come to this museum. By the time they leave, we will get a new album.
I've been to the Studebaker museum and the Studebaker made a lot of military transports Cilvil war, ww1, ww2 etc..
Enjoy these videos , gonna make the trip for a visit soon !
It’s like wwi uncut but the modern music fits in a little
07:41 Dude, Theses nurses are so scary
Can I pay rent to live in there? I will feed the plastic horses too!
Ive got to go there for sure when all this shit is over takin a drive Colorado springs...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
God bless this man and his museum ,
My pops dad was a general maybe for the light horse regiment but he served in the light horse regiment
Great museum and fantastic collection. Never saw anything like it.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Absolutely amazing! Can’t wait to see your museum
Dragon Man,
Do you happen to have one of the prototype Springfield trench 1903 rifles in your collection?
I saw one on a show southern pawn stars. This guy, his grandfather was one of the people who helped to create it towards the end of Ww1, it never saw service. There were only 5 made, and he sold it to buy his kid a car for graduation. The rifle went at the top of the trench, and the shooter used a periscope mounted for sighting, it had a 30 rd mag fixed and you would work the bolt action from linkage at the bottom.
Just found your channel and enjoy the hell out of your videos.
Thank you for the way you are telling military history from 1 vet to another.
It's all about the money dragon man, I bet you have a nice underground bunker. Thanks for sharing!!
Also inveted the wheel chair there
Dragon man's my spirit animal 😂😂😂
Definitely need a civil war exhibit. Here in Kennesaw GA we have a guy named Wild Man who runs a civil war store and museum
20,000 canadian troops died from 1914 to 1918.
Yes I read that in the book he had there. The loss of life from all the countries was staggering. Very sad
I love how hard he flexs
"this soldier was born with one skull very rare I have all five of his skulls"
Fix or repair daily! Lmfao, I haven't heard that one before!!!
WW2 was actually the most bloodiest American conflict with 291,557 deaths followed by the civil war with 241,070 KIA. Even if WW1 was going on at the time the American civil war claimed more victims
Bayley Tinkle we took a lot more casualties in ww1. British kia were around 1 million.
Just an awesome collection!
“There’s nothing like a dodge”. I like this guy.