EXCAVATIONS OF A GERMAN OFFICER / WW2 METAL DETECTING
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Thank you very much for your work ! In my Family we have two uncleared faiths. One from 1914 in WW1 on Western Front (Flandern). He was 18 y.o. when he was lost. He‘s mother, his brother and both sisters tried everything two find something out about his faith. Without any result. They died in the 80th and hoped until their end to find out...
The other one was lost in July 1944 at the eastern front. Missed in action too. From his 4 children 3 are still alive.
They don‘t speak about, but I can feel their deeply wish to find out, where their father is buried.
I can imagine what the familie of this Officer in this video will feel, after they will hear, that he was found.
The result of your work is the best medicine for many souls. Its blessing
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by 'faith' i think you mean, fate? just to clarify
Terrible. Relatives always want to find out what happened with their father. They never ask : what was he doing in Flandern or Russia, far away from home.
We have lots of unnamed graves from both wars in Belgium.
@@infinite8382 correct, thank you
There are Russian groups who devote many of the annual holidays in helping to recover the fallen soldiers of WW2 with hundreds found each year in eastern Europe. It is nice to know and very comforting to any surviving relatives to see the remains of their loved ones are dealt with in the utmost respect.
You are correct! I watched a documentary about just such a thing a while back. So sad for everyone, heart rending but such a good deed.
While they murder new ones and bury them in mass graves to dig up on TH-cam years down the road. Ghouls.
I think I saw the same one.
They mentioned how Germany is discreetly bring home WW2 Germans.
They (the soldiers) paid the ultimate price. Sometimes to make peace, you have to forgive after some time.
Let the ghosts of both sides get some peace………….
@@NordeggSonya
Amazing and Ironic after all these years and even though we were fearce enemies , these young people have so much respect for the fallen. God bless you people.
It looks like he was hastily buried and useful equipment was removed. I hope his recovery will answer some questions for his loved ones. Thank you gentlemen for your hard work and let's pray we don't keep doing this in the future. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸
Without dog tags it’s almost impossible to identify him or any other soldiers. Luckily, he had his dog tag buried with him.
@@folgore1 Both sides of the disk are present. His comrades would have removed one side and left the other with the body.
@@josephbingham1255 no helmet or waffen hat shallow grave. We was captive and executed
@@ZACHDEW41 Possibly. He also has substantial shrapnel damage so perhaps struck by artillery while in a trench or fox hole. Well hopefully he makes it to a German cemetery and the family is notified.
Sorry my friend but I don’t think that this guy will recover from this any time soon
Great job guys. It means a lot of many, to have their loved ones found and returned.
That was a German Heer first lieutenant, as his rank insignia showed just one diamond. Then he must have been a young man. It is possible he may have been previously a ranker. Deep into the war, the German Army, like all the other major belligerents, was forced to promote sergeants into second lieutenants due to the extremely high attrition of company grade junior officers. The excavator said the dead man's teeth showed a cap. That would have been expensive dental work back in his day as it still is today. Either the German Army provided the dental service as he was a commissioned officer, or else he had the dental cap done before he entered military service, which possibly meant his parents were financially well-off. Fortunately they found his military metal ID tag on him. Odd, though, standard German practice was to bend and break off the bottom portion and turn it in up the chain of command. But in the chaotic conditions of the war in Russia, especially from 1943 onward, it's no doubt he was hurriedly buried. As the excavator thinks, deadly enemy shrapnel may have killed the junior lieutenant.
With a single star he would have been an Oberleutnant (senior Leutnant) the rank below a Hauptmann (captain), who would have had two stars on his epaulette. A junior Leutnant would not have had any stars on his silver braid epaulettes.
@@chairmanalf7856 You're right, Alf. I was thinking of the modern Germany Army officer rank insignia. Three diamonds is captain. Two is first lieutenant. One is second lieutenant or just, lieutenant. The modern German Army follows the Western European officer ranks organization. There is no rank for, senior lieutenant, which some armies use. Thanks, Alf.
Никто его не хоронил, а был артиллерийский обстрел и погибли офицеры Вермахта.Их присыпало землей от взрыва. Две половинки жетона значит некому было отломить нижнюю половинку. И только, благодаря, поисковикам обнаружили его растлевшее тело. Есть ,наверное,специалисты, которые могут восстановить его имя. В России есть специалисты, которые восстанавливают размытые смертные записки. Читают их и восстанавливают имена и место рождения погибших и находят их родных.Мой дед погиб на Ленинградском фронте(ст.Погостье район Мга .Мгинский район) в звании капитана в феврале 1942 года в возрасте 29лет и был,, похоронен,, в боевом окопе вместе со своими боевыми товарищами.Были бои и хоронить убитых было некогда и некому.
Appears to have been a Technical Sargeant as the collar insignia did not possess any oak leaves as would have been on an Oberleutnant. Technical Sargeant only had one diamond on the epaulette, same as an Oberleutnant, but of a different material.
@@winstonsmith8441 I'm curious where this is at. Many times the Germans were forced to scrape together 'emergency' divisions of support/rear area troops with little or no combat experience who more often than not were simply cannon fodder. Probably a defensive machine gun position he died in; it was simply pushed in with dirt and he was left as he fell. Probably overrun before his ID disc could be broken in half. The Soviet and German shell casings seem to testify to it changing hands during a Soviet attack-he was stripped of all valuables and weapons.
You guys have my respect for discovering things no one saw since the day that it happened some 75-80 years ago. It must be a lot of work ti do this and a lot of emotions too. you are looking at a dead person who once had a family and friends and worked for his country. You guy are awesome. I am American to so thanks for putting English subtitles.
I would have taken the skull as a trophy
i really appreciate the English subtitles, too! I've been watching these without understanding what anyone's said until your comment. Now it makes sense with the English on :)
Thank you for treating the bodies of the fallen, who ever they may be or may have fought for, with great reverence!
You treat all fallen soldiers with the same respect. Thank you
Thanks guys for the good work you’re doing. This soldier died a horrific death, glad he was found.
It was maybe an SS if so he was an asshole and luckily he died if not and he did not want to join the army peace to his soul
@@commandantrisk not all we’re bad
@@entityfollows2176 No I know look I'm French and I like Germany and I think it's great that after the war France and Germany put a lot of things in place to bury the hatchet. What I meant is yes he must have had a horrible death but personally if he was an SS officer who had the same mentality as Hitler and the Nazis I think he deserved to die in a horrible way . But if it was a German soldier enlisted in spite of himself who just rose in rank yes it is sad but many soldiers died.
@@entityfollows2176 sorry for my English
@@commandantrisk i agree that the SS were horrific and cruel, but when you say that “it was maybe” an SS, you’re just showing your ignorance and you really don’t know what you’re talking about. So these guys try to track down this soldiers family and they hopefully get some closure with it, they’re doing a wonderful thing.
es war ein Oberleutnant - Stabsoffizier, erkennt man an dem einen Pickel auf dem Schulternblatt. Danke für diese tolle Arbeit!
Alles klar STABSOFFIZIER🤣🤣🤣🤣VOM TODESSTERN
Das hier soviel deppen Mist tippen müssen. Es heisst SCHULTERSTUECK DEPP🙄 SCHULTERBLATT IST ANATOMISCH😂
. NULL AHNUNG ABER SCHEISSE VERZAPFEN😵😵😵🙄
@@markusadanitsch648 danke für diesen konstruktiven Beitrag ;)
Thank you for being so respectful to the soldiers it makes me happy to see there are still people who think about the mothers and fathers who lost their sons in battle thank you for burying them with respect💪🏼
I always think how someone lived and probably died waiting for him to come home.😢
He could still have children and grandchildren who are alive.
his kids probably cried for a long time while jews partied and laughed
@@onlythewise1NOBODY "partied and laughed" 1939-1949, certainly not the Jews.
@@onlythewise1 Why wouldn't they his murderous regime slaughtered 6 million of them
@@onlythewise1 NEONAZI.
Thanks to you young men for recovering the remains of all these fallen soldiers. blessings on you!
Herzlichen Dank für Ihre Arbeit. Versöhnung über den Gräbern...
XD
He's got rank of 1st Lt ,,,the neck stripe with pink color means he's was in a tank division
No pink piping.the insignia is not tank either. It's infantry.tank collar boards would show death heads... So pure nonsense what you wrote
Pink? Maybe he was part of the "Flamboyance Brigade" spreading death, terror, and interior decorating tips across Europe.
Willam Dysert *THEY ARE THE PANZER ELITE, BORN TO COMPETE NO RETREAT.* *GHOST DIVISION!*
@@markusadanitsch648 No. It is Correct this "Pinke litze" was the color of the Armord Divisons.
I only saw the green of Heer troops. The rest was from the soil.
The war is over, the leaders shake hands, and that old woman is still waiting for her martyred son, and that girl is waiting for her husband and her young children, waiting for their heroic father; I don't know who sold the country, but I saw who paid the price.
Very well put....
The fools of Germany sold the country out, just as they almost did in America.
Wise words.
Only for them to start another
Thank you for putting English notes in video.
Yes, thanks again.
My uncle 18 Years old ist still missing in ucraine.I hope one day they will find him too...
All soldiers who gave their lives in war regardless of what Nation should be given a proper burial.When a mini submarine got into Sydney Harbour and was destroyed we retrieved the bodies of the Japanese Submariners and buried them with full military honours because of their bravery.
I totally agree
From the position of the skeleton, it's clear he died suddenly and was not buried. The dog tag is not broken in half meaning he was missing in action and presumed killed. The depth of the grave is quite shallow which means he must have been killed in a trench. The German officer is finally found after 77 years and he will get a proper burial. Perhaps they can trace his dog tag identification numbers. Thanks for respecting his grave no matter whether he was the enemy of the Soviets.
He is not a dog ,he was a human ,soldger
@@elapaszczynski495 dog tag is the metal identification plate soldier carry around their neck i think you misunderstood what he said
@@rustysutton i just dont like the name” dog tag” thats all
@@elapaszczynski495 it's a common term. Please relax and just be grateful that another lost soul has been found. There's no need to be offended by anything you don't understand.
John ,i came from Poland i know a lot about the war,ID tag !!!!!
Great job for the recovery of this German soldier. Sadly for that generation of young men from Germany their fate was set after September 1939 . When the fanatic tyrant Hitler started ww2 in Europe. Those young men were pushed into an era that had no future except death and never to grow old . Hopefully this is closure for this soldier's remaining family.
Their fate was set as soon as the Nazi party got in.
STalin already killed more people before he invaded Poland with Hitler and sat with Ribbentrop in dinners multiple times lambasting the Brits. And the UK and France was already planning to attack on the USSR before Hitler invaded France. Don't be such a slave to outdated one sided History and ignore people who were actually more evil and calculative than Hitler. It's makes you look two-faced.
@@intermilan9731 Hitler was shitty and so was Stalin; both did more harm than good to their country and the world
Great to see the fallen recovered with such respect.
Fantastic videos,and very moving that someone has the time to find the fallen ,no matter who they are. Frank Johnston
Ein deutscher Oberleutnant! Endlich kann er nach Hause und seine letzte Ruhe in der Heimat finden. Hoffentlich leben noch Angehörige, die Eure Arbeit wertschätzen!
Os,uniformes alemães eram mais bonitos, o stalhelm era,lindo..saludos de Brasil
Respect to the dead , and respect to those who take the time to do this……
That First Lieutenant did his duty and gave his all…..
Thank you so much for your video.Your video make me drop so much tears for fallen soldiers in the battlefield. I hope they will come back to their warm family to meet their wife
Danke für eure Arbeit die es ermöglicht das er nach Hause kommt.
At the end of the day, that German soldier is someone's son, brother, friend, etc, Even if he fought in the Wehrmacht, his body deserves respect and should be brought home to a proper military burial.
@@rh81454
A agree with you .
Respect
@@carlvanark596 thank you
@@rh81454
You're welcome .
Some little German girl was asking her mother...."When is Daddy coming home?"...."Wann kommt Papa nach Hause?"
I'm happy the German officer was found . After 76 years later . He'll be going home . ❤️🥺
Unlike the Soviet POWs, 6 millions Jews,5 millions non Jews and many other people with different nationalities, whom his army and their Eizentsgrupen friends helped to burn to ashes without a chance to be buried.
@@leonromster The German officer was Wermacht . A regular officer. The SS were the worst .
@@leonromster Unlike STALIN & The COMMUNISTS did to over 10 Million Ukrainians - RUSSIANS - Baltics - Polish - Belarusssians - Finnish -Cossacks during the RED TERROR - Holodomor Famine .!
@@leonromster And if YOU lived in Germany at the time, YOU may have been drafted to "Fight for your country" as they were. What do you imagine, that these were an army of devils or something? These were regular men who were told to fight for their homeland. They invaded and got beaten severely, and that is history.
@@TrooperTyler2024 send him to hell where he belongs with all of his evil cohorts
Этому немецкому обер- лейтенанту повезло , что черные копатели не добрались до него первыми, так бы и остался неизвестным бойцом, лишившись кубарей и жетона.
Hope you ID him and informed the German war registries .
Only if they pay.
They should dump him back in a hole somewhere. The officers were the criminals of the war.
@@speedomars Better to extort the german government for the details on the Zinc body ID tag they all carried. These tags were scored so one half could be broken off for record keeping - from the stiff. IN this case, the whole tag is intact so this guy is unknown war dead. That's worth money to the Russians. They lost over 20 million in this unprovoked war and the were never properly recompensed. over 12 million of those were civilian deaths. If the germans won't pay, then sell the bones to a Russian or Ukrainian university or dump em in an unmarked hole. I'm full of good ideas in this area. TEF
@@F_Tim1961 yeah i bet you are you weirdo LOL
@@speedomars Bud, think before you speak, not all German officers were Nazis
No matter what side they were on. they were soldiers obeying orders. this is super cool but sad to see. This guy had a family that he never returned too and they never knew what happened to him.
Finally closure to some German family and the soldier receives a proper burial. A lot of German men and boys were drafted during WW2, they did not have a choice in the matter.
I read a family story where a very young man was conscripted by the German army, and before he was hauled away his “old man” asked to have a few private words with him.
This was allowed.
The young man’s father whisper firmly in his ears that he ordered his son to SURVIVE and to surrender immediately to the first Americans he saw, his father wanted him to come home ALIVE.
The young man did exactly as his dad told him. He survived and surrendered to the first American he saw.
His Grand son posted that story on a TH-cam Channel devoted to WW2.
It’s not cowardice if the old man tells you to do that and your under 18!
You guys are doing a great job , keep up the good work all these lost soldiers deserve to go back home
Or to a burnt ash pile in a pit like their victims. That would work.
@@THEsuperCourier
War is over dacades ago.
@@THEsuperCourier Some say Israeli representatives brutalized helpless Palestinian civilians in the early years to "build up Israel". Yet I suspect if the remains of one of those early Israeli "patriots" was discovered by Palestinians you would want them treated with the respect these people are showing a former enemy.
glad to know there is a ID tag so this officer can go home.
I watch each episode and think of the great service provided for the families. 👍🏼
Awesome work as always. Guys like you & others who do WW2 metal detecting do awesome work. Obviously it is a passion to seek out & find actual lost & forgotten history. That is a thrill usually only claimed for archaeologists who get wreck rights in the oceans or for countries with ancient cultures who commission archaeologists & schools tondo all the work. The insane scope of WW2 afford regular citizens the ability to go out & find hidden history. It is really amazing to be able to go out to a former battlefield & find lost relics, artifacts & remains. When you’re at those sites it must be mind blowing thinking about how where you are standing could have been the site of intense fighting decades before. It’s incredible to think that some item you are digging up may have been last touched in 1944 or 1945. Unreal.
Historical artifacts are great obviously but finding remains is not only a sobering reminder of the horrors of war & of our violent history but important to our collective human history & restoring the remains of those missing & killed in action. When you look at the casualty numbers of WW2, the amount of missing in action on all sides is mind boggling. Hundreds of thousands to millions of lost souls. To think that 70+ years ago a young soldiers life was cut short to die & be left there for decades . It is a beautiful thing to be able to allow the fallen to be found & retrieved so they can be reinterred with dignity & possibly returned home and/or to family. So not only are your efforts important historically but the whole human aspect of everything involved is vital to all of us. It helps us to record & remember history. You are fixing the wrongs of the past that can be fixed if possible. That matters.
Thanks for all of your effort & hard work. I am sure these soldiers are looking down from heaven pleased that their remains can possibly be returned to family or at least home in a proper way instead of being left as they were on the day they died in battle. When you think of the context & all the history, it must be overwhelming. Besides being passionate about metal detecting & discovering historical artifacts, the human element to all of this must be a motivating factor.
Thanks again. Oh yeah, after watching your videos I was struck by a couple of other things. First, even after decades in the dirt & elements so many items are relatively well preserved & in good condition. Many of those areas must have soil & area conditions that are conducive to preserving the artifacts. Also, many of the excavations are in the woods or in the fields. Obviously you encounter water in those areas especially after digging but in many areas you aren’t near a large body of water like a lake or river. It is crazy how much the land can change after a few decades even without major water currents changing the topography or landscape. It’s mind blowing that many remains seem to be found as they were laying in 1943, 1944 or 1945. It’s crazy to think how over time a flat area without many trees or water current can be buried quickly by blowing leaves, dirt etc. You guys seem to end up digging several feet down usually & it’s not just old covered up foxholes. It’s incredible how erosion & weather can help swallow up the history laying on the flat ground rather quickly. The ground there used to be lower there decades before yet time can quickly change the whole topography & bury & swallow an entire area up which ends up hiding & preserving it for decades. I being this up because think about sayin a park or yard across the street. Maybe you’ve lived there 20 years. When there are humans maintaining an area it can stay the same for years. The field behind me hasn’t changed since I was a kid. Out in the wild though nature & the weather can quickly change an entire countryside or landscape in a few years. You must wonder what it must have looked like in a spot in 1945 compared to the moment you unearthed it. That is what is so mind blowing. Some areas & artifacts that have been unearthed & found may have not seen the sun since 1945.
Anyway, thanks again. i can write a lot. I’m in the US but it makes me jealous that you get to go out there in Europe & metal detect & excavate old WW2 battlefields. Keep up the good work!
Kolejny świetny film.
Przyzwyczaiłem się do świetnych filmów z waszej strony.
Dzięki za ciekawe ukazanie historii.
👍👍👍
This German officer's funeral will be delivered to his family in Germany. I'm so curious after 76 years
We must respect every army men.
@@vimalkumar3815 Yeah, that one may be a hard sell here, buddy.
@@THEsuperCourier clueless
@@vimalkumar3815 No Jerry’s 👎🏻
@@mwillis7594 every defence person dies for there country... He Or she doesn't had any personal revenge.. Just they fight for there country...
Russian archeological team , always very professional
If you look carefully they are amateurs and don't use the better tools and tecniques. But this is a good finding, anyway.
@@PauloPereira-jj4jv Because it’s Russia 🇷🇺 baby! Spartan way of life
@@missilpeludo8813 ....só se for..
@@PauloPereira-jj4jv kkkkk com certeza! Os caras fazem isso de uma maneira amadora, país pobre sem recurso , mas eu gosto do respeito que eles tratam os antigos inimigos!
Ukrainian
Thank you for your service! By the way - the officer was a first lieutenant.
Even in death, these warriors look incredible.
unnamed graves of loved ones, very painful anyways good to see that he got identity after 76 years
Это наши ребята. С Украины. Классно работают. Такого подхода как у них, не видел ни у кого. Сколько бойцов подняли.
É impressionante essas descoberta. Parabéns pelo canal. 🇧🇷 Rio de Janeiro.
He died a very Painful Death... Left arm Blowen off. Left leg Blowen off , Right foot just below the knee Blowen off, it may been a gurand?? RIP ... Sad to see this happen.....
A Garand rifle? .06 is a nice round but it won't do that kind of damage
@@1planters I think he meant to write grenade
It was artilery shell.
@@user-ip6jx1hj9n I think you're right
Very honorable work gentlemen. Thank you!
Русские братья делают большую работу. С приветом из Польши.
Вітрюган?
Ошибаешься, Петр. Это украинские братья!
Absolutely brilliant pitty you didn't have time to read out the ID disk excellent video again guys
Maybe they did not read it for privacy reasons?
Brilliant, thank you for the sub titles 👍🏼
Would be nice to have something like this as a tv documentary on this ww2 findings and see the research to who they was and photos surly there must be sites around to day that can be found this just proves it
There was a TV show a few years ago on Netflix that showed an international team of four guys who were doing this on the Eastern Front. Fascinating show, but there were only 4 episodes of it shown. I can't remember the title.
The biggest killer on the battlefield is Artillery and mortars this is shown by the graphic wounds displayed here
У нас говорят: Война не окончена, пока не похоронен последний погибший солдат.
How will the story of each of these soldiers.... It is quite shocking to think that some were left alone in oblivion until you found it
What do you think happens in war? Patriotic young men go to war. Perhaps for good reasons or perhaps for bad. It is up to us older ones to make sure it is for good.
@@davidphelps4056 I understand, but I am not only talking about their deaths, i talking about those intantes before they died, who they were, who missed them for decades without knowing where their remains rested. It is really sad and distressing. So many lives lost and forgotten
I think he was buried in a shallow grave, not just left on top of the ground. That's why his remains were still mostly intact.
The soldier's going home now..rest easy sir ❤️
Amazing work. Throughly enjoyable to watch and emotional at the same time. Thank you for providing English subtitles.
Well done
Thank you for your work
You do a very important work to bring the fallen soilders home
Your work is for peace and understanding
Thank you
Archeology evidence suggests officer died in a trench or foxhole by the position of the skeleton. His dog tag tells me he was not buried by his comrades, otherwise there would be just half of the tag.
I think you are right. Those dog tags were made in two pieces, so half of it could be broken off in order to identify the fallen soldier. That is usually the first thing that was done.
Danke für eure gute und professionelle Arbeit. 👍
Rapazes, Gostaria de saber quantos corpos ainda estão em solo Russo e qual a Sequência desde a exumação até o sepultamento na Alemanha ( ...se houver)
Belo trabalho que vocês fazem, saibam disso!!!
excellent work !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always respect all of the dead by recording any remains for archives. Government, relatives, genealogists, historians, and archeologists are some groups of focus here. Let God judge the spirits of the dead. RIP brave warriors and victims of war.
Given the prevalence of leftover and undiscovered minefields from the Second World War, I can see why only the Russian military (and not civilians) seems allowed to excavate these battlefields.
Thank you for your service to search after fallen soldiers to give their families peace
Dobra robota chłopaki !
Strange that his side arm was not with his body ... all german officers carried them ... body might have been robbed after he was killed ... rip brave soul ...
probably what happened. He wasn't recovered by Germans.
Maybe, they recovered it and was not shown in the video
May have been the enemy but you have to salute and admire the soldier
Great work.
Always interesting, poignant and sad to see these poor souls.
Hopefully they can be named and given a proper burial.
Thanking you.
...what's the POINT?!
@@daleburrell6273 seek help.
Top 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another MIA going home.
Thank you for what you are doing
You did an excellent work. Amazing !
Comrades, thank you for excavating lost soldiers. I'm sure family we get some peace when deceased will be ID'd.
Some fought for Hitler, others for Stalin, the two biggest criminals in human history.
Great job my friends... Another family with heart peace knowing what happened with grandpa...
Nice information video
Well done guys, thanks for your work 👍
Great finds enjoyed the video
Amazing work you guys do.
fantastic..so great..
Их никто не звал в Россию . Они пришли и остались навсегда .
Россию захватили Краснопёрые уголовники, психически не здоровые. Совоки стояли в Финляндии Прибалтике Польши Румынии и собрались на Третий Рейх.
May you rest in Peace ..You fought well . thank you for this amazing Video and we are looking to see more .
Impressive work !
It seems he was buried somehow... not simply 'abandoned' where he died... I wonder why the dog-tag was not broken in THOSE 2 pieces...?!
99% likely he was killed in an explosion and due to the fluidic conditions of battle there was no time to deal with him
Respect to every fallen soldier as long as they went down in uniform
Thank you Guys for that great Service.
My God. Your efforts are so noble to give respect to the Dead. Please use digital technology for facial reconstruction of the dead soldiers. They will tell their story. 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Good work, again
Also Oberleutnant- Stabsoffizier vermisst in der Region Slawiansk/Ru ...das wissen wir ....aber die Marke sieht ziemlich gut aus also werden sie ihn hoffentlich identifizieren
Did you inform authorities? Volksbund? Soldier is Oberleutnant and He is from Infantry branch I think.
Hats off to you guys. I wonder whether there are some active ground detonators, and how you guys manage these mishaps. And second, why the soldiers weren’t sent to their countries for burial with national guards of honors.
When you have millions of men dying whilst on the retreat it's impossible to bring all your dead back home.
Its also no uncommon for artillery to completely bury soldiers.
War is a hell of a thing
Yeap but at the time maybe bombs were raining down and he was just buried partially and thru out the years he just was finally under dirt I imagine alot of soldiers were left not to be sent back to their family's with a proper burial on all sides I couldn't imagine what they had to be dealing with not knowing
You do a great job. Thanks.
The text at the bottom of the screen is too small to read on a living room television 📺. Please consider changing fonts and increasing size and maybe display for more than 3 seconds. Thanks 🙏🏻
He's still wearing his Service tunic so he was not being treated by Sanitäter at the time he died. Was pr6kilked instantly. He's an Infanterie Oberleutnant. RIP Kamerad.
RIP Kamerad? Nazis killed Americans, Period. Hitler lost get over it.
@@jmaxh Dude. Crack a book. Learn something. Then get a life. This young Officer was serving his Country. He was killed doing just that. He was a product of his time. Also the guy most probably not a Nazi party member (less than 8% of Wehrmacht Soldiers were) and he was fighting on the Eastern front. He never got a glimpse of an American soldier. Then as now, Communism was the world threat. If I were a German Officer 1936-45 I would have served to prevent Communism in Germany.
@@Bigsky1991 LOL...how'd that work out for them? And you'd have ended up having the sovereign dirt you'd desecrated shoveled in your dead face, too, then.
Parabéns! Vcs fazem um trabalho arqueológico militar sensacional! E o trabalho de resgate dos corpos que vcs fazem é fantástico, as famílias ficam muito agradecidas pois finalmente encontram os seu entes queridos desaparecidos na guerra! Que Deus abençoe sempre vcs! Um abraço da cidade de Curitiba estado do Paraná Brasil :)
That is crazy!!....so many probably out there to. Looks like a Family will be able to Bury this Man & be Happy that he is Home at least
I like this , i like the history & historical incidents & international historical place.
Wauw thats incredible.... cant wait for more videos!
Top video very Good
R.I.P.
i can tell the language right away!! russian.. love the language!! these men show respect to all the soldiers who fell in the great patriotic war!!