Thanks! This location is so interesting and I loved seeing it. Thank you, EE and BBG for all your hard work. Love the history lesson you bring to your audience. Take care and stay safe out there my friends.
Wow , EE will be over the moon now as his " Touching History Tour " is getting more and more real with the great support from people like you Allen. THANK YOU so very much for that kindness and we appreciate that a lot. We send our greetings to you and take care.
This site just keeps giving, so many intact bunkers, without the mindless graffitti all over them. Thank you for sharing this with us all, and for all the hard work and research that you all do for us. Stay safe and well my friends
Glad you enjoyed it my friend , we certainly did and so much to learn from this place. There is more to come and we thank you for your very kind support :)
What an amazing explore of this fascinating position, HH and EE! The guns are so awesome to see! You and Eagle Eyes make history come alive for all of us!❤
Well thank you for getting the info and places to go for years History Hunter and watching Bunker Buster and Eagle Eyes grow up over the years ! Love your vlogs😎👍🏻🦅🇺🇸🙏🏻😇🇩🇪
Great ending part to the series. As always great information. The 37mm cannon was for sure shipboard, some ship's captain was upset to find a gun missing. This series you have out done yourself HH. EE, glad you had a great trip. Awaiting the next series. Be safe and well out there. Update: looks like that unit came off a U-boat, or Schnell Boat. Larger ships ran twin guns and larger crews. This unit was replaced by Bofors 40mm.
Thank you HH and EE for sharing this amazing series of videos with us. This area, with its massive expanse of bunkers and gun positions, has been a truly fascinating look into how ridiculously huge and complex, Hitler's Atlantic Wall was. And the fact that the caretakers of this site, have maintained it the way they have, makes it so much easier to imagine what it was like when the Germans were there. Truly an incredible look back into History. Thank you both for all your efforts, and time, to bring such amazing places to us. Looking forward to hearing the story behind the officers dress dagger! Cheers to you all!
Agree my friend. it is so important to have places like this to see and learn from. We loved to find it ands hare it with you :) Greeting from us and be safe out there.
Thanks for sharing/taking us to this site. All 4 videos were absolutely outstanding!!! Loved seeing that original fence "post" with the jagged top. I would think that is rare to see now a days. The view from some of those bunkers are awesome!!! Thanks again for taking us along. Waiting in "awe" for our next adventure. Stay well, safe and smile!! Until then my friends,..............................
We your fans thank you for bringing us such fascinating videos, very much appreciated, well done, looking forward to your next adventure, eagle eyes is a credit to you.
What an amazing place, and in such good order too. Good to see young EE enjoying his explores as usual and also amassing a huge amount of knowledge at the same time. Thank you as ever for taking us with you and sharing this special place.
When life hasn’t been going so well it’s so wonderful to see these videos that take my mind off so many things and allow me to relax and enjoy something I love. The locations are very special and wonderful to see. You have shown so many different locations and adventures that I would never see anywhere else. They way you present these videos and explain them is very educational, even for an old man like me. The energy that Eagle Eyes shows lifts my spirits greatly. So thankful for you and your family doing these adventures and sharing them with us.
You know what Anthony , we are honored to hear that and even i get very inspired knowing that you are with us out there in spirit and by your great support. We thank you for being here and we wish you the very best and remember ; NEVER SURRENDER no matter what comes at you in life. Thank you Anthony and we send a greeting from us.
The location was also used in the years following as a part of an elaborate defence network against the Soviets leaving the Baltic Sea. A very interesting place, and definitely one I need to visit some day.
Important that walking these sites is not easy. Thorns, vines, mosquitoes help to make us sweat a little in our imaginations. Thanks for sharing the history with the sites.
It must be difficult to keep up with EE at times, but you do a good job there HH. You can't help but get caught up with his excitement and williness to learn more history. He is like a WW2 History sponge. That was indeeed quite the place. Thank you sp much for taking us there so we can experience another part of WW2 history with you.❤
I seem to recall that the position was to guard the port/harbour you can see on the periphery of some of your seascape shots. The reason that it is in such good condition was that the National Army of the country used some of the old German WW2 positions and coastal artillery as their Cold War contribution to guarding the coast and sea-lanes. Nice to see that EE was enjoying roaming the facilities.
Great video and adventure you 2. I suspect EE can already become an expert in WWII history and being able to teach it. Be safe, careful and stay or get healthy..😀😁
That was one wicked looking barbed wire post in the forest along with the piles of wire! It is interesting as to how much of that material is piled up and laying around at different sites. I wonder how many kilometers of the stuff was made during the war!?! That machine gun position was still painted on the inside, I don't think I had seen that before... That regelbau with the powered gear on the wall must have generated a lot of heat in that bunker. Maybe they had some fans to vent it... Thanks for taking us along! Stay safe and stay well!!
yes i do think that sometimes it is strange that items are still laying around , even today. Some of the positions do have strange color patterns or colors. Loved to find this and share it with you my friend and thanks for your incredible support.
Thanks! EE It took me a while to stop laughing after you said you would kick your dad 😅😅. You are the coolest young man ever. Thank you both for sharing this very interesting fortification and isn't it fantastic that the flak gun is still there.
He he , well EE says thank you here in the early morning our and he is such a great explorer out there. Thank YOU for your great support my friend and we send a greeting your way :)
Another fascinating enormous AW position with an actual (deactivated) German WW2 20mm AA gun still in place. Thanks very much for the comments on the men who might have served here. Soldiers are soldiers wherever they serve. They all follow orders. Such a pity they sometimes serve evil generals.
Once again a spectacular adventure! No we would never have been able to experience this if it weren't for you and EE. Those guns were awesome! I do know the Germans wouldn't have painted the bunker those hideous colors. The barbed wire poles were nice to see as well. That's a lot of barbed wire that's left over. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
That place WAS spectacular! EE always gets through to his destination even if the door won't open. 😅 You are not fat & old HH. Stop that right now. That was a neat N77 bunker. Would be interested in knowing the story behind the incomplete M270. Be careful around the barbed wire. Too bad some of the equipment wasn't still there in the flak crew bunker. Anti-aircraft gun was something. Just imagine the young German soldiers manning those guns and the pride they felt when they exceeded the expectations. Yes, we should always remember that the soldiers were and are human beings fighting for what they genuinely believe in. Will be interesting to see the RAF site. Always want to know more about BBG discovery. Thanks, EE & HH ❤
Counting the bunk hangers that room is for 36 Heer soldatten. That was a VERY big investment with this artillery site! 5:52 I dont recognise this type of gun emplacement I would like to know more about it and what the small bboxes are on each side with the shutters? Not sure but they look like shell elevators one side for AP and one for high explosive? So they wind one up from below then the loaders takke it from the shutter - load BOOM! Anyone have any ideas about this its unusual! 12:24 owing to the sheer number of cables I believe this may have been a plotting and targetting room. Also the silhouettes on the wall, I recognise shapes from one of your earlier videos of a gun plotting room that has been preserved in original condition. The whole gun and everything WORKS! The fact that that yellow paint has NOTHING underneath it except the concrete indicates it is ORIGINAL in that room. The green in the other room is modern though. THAT is so so interesting I would love to know more what that was. The number of troops here indicates an large position with multiple guns. The may have been officers here who received sighting reports from a rangefinder or radar location above ground. Calling in TARGET BEARING 270 degrees - range 12000 wind speed 12 m/s. They dial this into a large brass machine and it provides a firing solution . You would know of this from your days in the U boats. The gun captain choses which guns can fire that direction and calls in the firing order and shell type. In goes the shell all the time other guns firing around them - fingers in ears and BOOOOOOMMM whooosh and the shell HOWLS out to sea.......... 12:58 OH OHHHH HOLD ON did you turn your flashlights off in this green room I think this is all fluorescent paint!
There are some very special features around there yes and i love this place. Lots of original paint and features. We shall return to see more her later so we might check that paint in there. Thanks my friend :)
Another great video, thank you. The more obvious, well visited bunkers like the ones here, why not say where they are? That way people going there could go and take a look for themselves.
Thanks! This location is so interesting and I loved seeing it. Thank you, EE and BBG for all your hard work. Love the history lesson you bring to your audience. Take care and stay safe out there my friends.
Wow , EE will be over the moon now as his " Touching History Tour " is getting more and more real with the great support from people like you Allen. THANK YOU so very much for that kindness and we appreciate that a lot. We send our greetings to you and take care.
@@WW2HistoryHunter You are so welcome. I appreciate everything you and EE do.
Great explore! Thanks for letting us tag along
Thanks , Glad you enjoyed it
Another Awesome video... You and Eagle Eyes find amazing stuff,my favorite time to study
Glad you like them!
Awesome to see guns still intact and still ready for battle and the bunkers are in great shape
Yes such a great place and loved to see it and share it :)
The bunkers and gun placements are in great condition. Never seen a full razor wire stake with the top spikes intact before, thanks for showing it.
Yes it is a great place and we loved to find and share that with you :) Thanks and more to come :)
This site just keeps giving, so many intact bunkers, without the mindless graffitti all over them. Thank you for sharing this with us all, and for all the hard work and research that you all do for us. Stay safe and well my friends
Glad you enjoyed it my friend , we certainly did and so much to learn from this place. There is more to come and we thank you for your very kind support :)
What an amazing explore of this fascinating position, HH and EE! The guns are so awesome to see! You and Eagle Eyes make history come alive for all of us!❤
Appreciated Cynthia and greetings from us.
Well thank you for getting the info and places to go for years History Hunter and watching Bunker Buster and Eagle Eyes grow up over the years ! Love your vlogs😎👍🏻🦅🇺🇸🙏🏻😇🇩🇪
Thanks.
@@WW2HistoryHunter your welcome and thanks again !!
Great ending part to the series. As always great information. The 37mm cannon was for sure shipboard, some ship's captain was upset to find a gun missing. This series you have out done yourself HH. EE, glad you had a great trip. Awaiting the next series. Be safe and well out there.
Update: looks like that unit came off a U-boat, or Schnell Boat. Larger ships ran twin guns and larger crews. This unit was replaced by Bofors 40mm.
Is a great place and we loved to share it with you. More to come soon and thanks :)
Fantastic flak position ! Time looks like it's stopped. Great stuff guys
Thanks 👍
Good to see this historic site is maintained, good interesting video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you HH and EE for sharing this amazing series of videos with us. This area, with its massive expanse of bunkers and gun positions, has been a truly fascinating look into how ridiculously huge and complex, Hitler's Atlantic Wall was. And the fact that the caretakers of this site, have maintained it the way they have, makes it so much easier to imagine what it was like when the Germans were there. Truly an incredible look back into History. Thank you both for all your efforts, and time, to bring such amazing places to us. Looking forward to hearing the story behind the officers dress dagger! Cheers to you all!
Agree my friend. it is so important to have places like this to see and learn from. We loved to find it ands hare it with you :) Greeting from us and be safe out there.
Loved seeing the 3.7 flak gun in such excellent condition with parts still working. This has been an awesome location. Thank you HH and EE ❤
Great explore and we loved it :)
Thanks for sharing/taking us to this site. All 4 videos were absolutely outstanding!!! Loved seeing that original fence "post" with the jagged top. I would think that is rare to see now a days. The view from some of those bunkers are awesome!!! Thanks again for taking us along. Waiting in "awe" for our next adventure. Stay well, safe and smile!! Until then my friends,..............................
Yes sometimes one do come across pretty cool sites and this is one of them :) Thanks so much Colleen for your great support and greetings from us.
Another great video series . Thank you for sharing them with all of us.
Glad you like them!
We your fans thank you for bringing us such fascinating videos, very much appreciated, well done, looking forward to your next adventure, eagle eyes is a credit to you.
Many thanks!
Another great installment. Thank you so much for sharing I love it.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you HH and EE!! Another super video!!!!!!
Thanks again!
❤😊 looking forward to seeing more history. Stay safe.
Thank you, we will.
Another great video, you are a very lucky father to spend this time with EE. Keep up the great work and be safe
Thanks 👍Jim and we thank you for your great support :)
VERY cool and tidy location. Thanks for sharing !!
Thanks for watching!
This was a great location. Loved to see the guns. Thanks for taking me along once again.
It really is and we loved to share that with you Larry :)
What an amazing place, and in such good order too. Good to see young EE enjoying his explores as usual and also amassing a huge amount of knowledge at the same time. Thank you as ever for taking us with you and sharing this special place.
When life hasn’t been going so well it’s so wonderful to see these videos that take my mind off so many things and allow me to relax and enjoy something I love. The locations are very special and wonderful to see. You have shown so many different locations and adventures that I would never see anywhere else. They way you present these videos and explain them is very educational, even for an old man like me. The energy that Eagle Eyes shows lifts my spirits greatly. So thankful for you and your family doing these adventures and sharing them with us.
You know what Anthony , we are honored to hear that and even i get very inspired knowing that you are with us out there in spirit and by your great support. We thank you for being here and we wish you the very best and remember ; NEVER SURRENDER no matter what comes at you in life. Thank you Anthony and we send a greeting from us.
I always love seeing the guns in place. So amazing!
We do too and thanks my friend :)
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history
Good morning Earl and greetings from us :)
Hi my friends across the Pond as the English would say
The location was also used in the years following as a part of an elaborate defence network against the Soviets leaving the Baltic Sea. A very interesting place, and definitely one I need to visit some day.
Thanks for watching.
Another fantastic video of that site! Some great bunkers & tunnels there and love the latest gun! Looks like Eagle Eyes had a good time with the gun.
Yes EE loves to play around with the guns and he knows a lot about them as well. Great location and thanks so much my friend for your great support :)
Important that walking these sites is not easy. Thorns, vines, mosquitoes help to make us sweat a little in our imaginations. Thanks for sharing the history with the sites.
Yes one have to suffer to gain and we love to share with you Stephanie :)
It must be difficult to keep up with EE at times, but you do a good job there HH. You can't help but get caught up with his excitement and williness to learn more history. He is like a WW2 History sponge. That was indeeed quite the place. Thank you sp much for taking us there so we can experience another part of WW2 history with you.❤
Yes he is like a ever lasting battery but glad he trickles some of the energy back to me :) Thanks and we appreciate you being here with us :)
I seem to recall that the position was to guard the port/harbour you can see on the periphery of some of your seascape shots. The reason that it is in such good condition was that the National Army of the country used some of the old German WW2 positions and coastal artillery as their Cold War contribution to guarding the coast and sea-lanes. Nice to see that EE was enjoying roaming the facilities.
Lovely place and glad we could share that :)
Thanks for the tour
Appreciated my friend.
Hi HH & DE,
Another special historical episode...
Indeed and thank you for being here.
Great video and adventure you 2. I suspect EE can already become an expert in WWII history and being able to teach it. Be safe, careful and stay or get healthy..😀😁
Who knows what the future holds for EE. Thanks Ted :)
Another fantastic video. As always " Good Hunting "
Thanks.
Spectacular video along altantic wall great bunkers and guns. Thank you, Eagle Eyes, your amazing little guy and History hunter.
We appreciate that l a lot and Eagle Eyes says thank you for your very kind support my friend :)
EE " we will climb this. i will force you to climb" haha what a funny dude
There you go and thanks for watching.
Thanks for your hard work I live in the United States and see things in your point of view is something I didn't get to learn in school
Thanks for watching!
@@WW2HistoryHunter your welcome I can't help with money but I do make sure I watch everything you put on TH-cam
Cracking video lads ,still waiting for the amazing gem of a large piece of a Stirling lol take care both , best regards from Yorkshire
Thanks 👍
Thanks history hunter and eagle eyes. Loved your Mini series. Looking forward to your. Ext adventures 💜💜💜👍👍👍👍
That was one wicked looking barbed wire post in the forest along with the piles of wire! It is interesting as to how much of that material is piled up and laying around at different sites. I wonder how many kilometers of the stuff was made during the war!?! That machine gun position was still painted on the inside, I don't think I had seen that before... That regelbau with the powered gear on the wall must have generated a lot of heat in that bunker. Maybe they had some fans to vent it... Thanks for taking us along! Stay safe and stay well!!
yes i do think that sometimes it is strange that items are still laying around , even today. Some of the positions do have strange color patterns or colors. Loved to find this and share it with you my friend and thanks for your incredible support.
somehow i now have the urge to build my own Panzersperre :D
There you go and thanks :)
What an awesome video! I just loved it all. I really enjoyed watching your videos. Keep up the great work you two.
Thank you from us.
Thanks!
EE It took me a while to stop laughing after you said you would kick your dad 😅😅. You are the coolest young man ever.
Thank you both for sharing this very interesting fortification and isn't it fantastic that the flak gun is still there.
He he , well EE says thank you here in the early morning our and he is such a great explorer out there. Thank YOU for your great support my friend and we send a greeting your way :)
Another fascinating enormous AW position with an actual (deactivated) German WW2 20mm AA gun still in place. Thanks very much for the comments on the men who might have served here. Soldiers are soldiers wherever they serve. They all follow orders. Such a pity they sometimes serve evil generals.
Appreciated and greetings from us.
So cool guys
Thanks you for that :)
Once again a spectacular adventure! No we would never have been able to experience this if it weren't for you and EE. Those guns were awesome! I do know the Germans wouldn't have painted the bunker those hideous colors. The barbed wire poles were nice to see as well. That's a lot of barbed wire that's left over. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Loved this site Julie and so glad you are here with us. Appreciated my friend :)
The mg42 is called SAW en gives 1200 rpm
Thanks for watching.
Totally enthused by EE's energy and drive. You will be busy trying to keep up with him.
For sure and his energy is so great to have around my friend. Thanks.
That place WAS spectacular! EE always gets through to his destination even if the door won't open. 😅 You are not fat & old HH. Stop that right now. That was a neat N77 bunker. Would be interested in knowing the story behind the incomplete M270. Be careful around the barbed wire. Too bad some of the equipment wasn't still there in the flak crew bunker. Anti-aircraft gun was something. Just imagine the young German soldiers manning those guns and the pride they felt when they exceeded the expectations. Yes, we should always remember that the soldiers were and are human beings fighting for what they genuinely believe in. Will be interesting to see the RAF site. Always want to know more about BBG discovery. Thanks, EE & HH ❤
Wonderful place that is and EE loved it and glad you enjoyed it Laura :) More to come :)
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pappa did you sort out eagle eyes probleam?. that was soo cute
We did and thanks :)
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Counting the bunk hangers that room is for 36 Heer soldatten. That was a VERY big investment with this artillery site! 5:52 I dont recognise this type of gun emplacement I would like to know more about it and what the small bboxes are on each side with the shutters? Not sure but they look like shell elevators one side for AP and one for high explosive? So they wind one up from below then the loaders takke it from the shutter - load BOOM! Anyone have any ideas about this its unusual!
12:24 owing to the sheer number of cables I believe this may have been a plotting and targetting room. Also the silhouettes on the wall, I recognise shapes from one of your earlier videos of a gun plotting room that has been preserved in original condition. The whole gun and everything WORKS! The fact that that yellow paint has NOTHING underneath it except the concrete indicates it is ORIGINAL in that room. The green in the other room is modern though. THAT is so so interesting I would love to know more what that was. The number of troops here indicates an large position with multiple guns. The may have been officers here who received sighting reports from a rangefinder or radar location above ground. Calling in TARGET BEARING 270 degrees - range 12000 wind speed 12 m/s. They dial this into a large brass machine and it provides a firing solution . You would know of this from your days in the U boats. The gun captain choses which guns can fire that direction and calls in the firing order and shell type. In goes the shell all the time other guns firing around them - fingers in ears and BOOOOOOMMM whooosh and the shell HOWLS out to sea..........
12:58 OH OHHHH HOLD ON did you turn your flashlights off in this green room I think this is all fluorescent paint!
There are some very special features around there yes and i love this place. Lots of original paint and features. We shall return to see more her later so we might check that paint in there. Thanks my friend :)
Another great video, thank you. The more obvious, well visited bunkers like the ones here, why not say where they are? That way people going there could go and take a look for themselves.
Well we never say where the locations are and i guess that is just how we do it. Thanks.
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Thank you my friend :)
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Look again and you shall find :) Thanks.
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Thanks Jim :)
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Thanks my friend :)
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Thank you Charles :)
another great video and as usual a job well done guys
Thanks again!
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