Amazing German WW2 gun location and tunnel found. WOW !
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I love the videos man. I think it's awesome how excited you get to find stuff. Thank you for sharing opportunities to see these things with everyone.
My pleasure and thanks for watching.
those aerial shots really make these videos come alive and add to the whole image! very cool.
Good thing that the bunkers aren't ruined by graffiti idiots over the years (yet...).
Luc Verhoeven I totally agree with your opinion on the aerial shots and graffiti.
Luc Verhoeven a
man I just found your channel and love it.
can't wait to watch more.
its better than the history channel that's on tv
Glad you liked it and thanks for taking time to watch.
That’s for sure ! Keep watching you want be disappointed ! FNQ AU
Happy New Year! The drone shots are totally awesome and thanks for taking us inside. I really appreciate all the exploring that you do.
i love this channel.keep up the good work..ps can you metal detect these sights i wonder what u could find..please do one vlog on detecting these areas please..
Another exciting adventure! Thank you
Thanks Dave
I wonder how many forgotten ww2 locations are still waiting to be found... it gives me thrills when I think about these dead buildings, trenches and fortifications. Great and fascinating stuff, also done well, I personally enjoyed the refreshing parts made with drone. Good job, waiting for more! Happy new year!
Great video and very nice drone footage. I miss my drone :) This complex was quite a bit larger than i expected it to be. Well done my friend. Happy Healthy 2017!
Drones are fun. Thanks my friend and the very best to you and Your Family in 2017
great video! love the quad-copter aerials! can i ask where this is, not necessarily a specific location, but which country?
will be looking to more exploration vids from you in the new year!
have a great new years,
Pete
Great vid ,and happy new year to you and your family.
Awesome, would be so cool to into with a metal detector in and around to see if any relics could be found. Great video!
Such a small entrance and yet so much inside. Another top video! Loved the drone footage as well! Wishing you and your family a great New Year!
Fantastic look inside that Gun Location and Bunker, so many rooms and tunnels it provided so much room for the soldiers back then, like the old Gun Hatches too :-) That White/Silver Mould on the Cave Ceilings could be Tree Mould perhaps seeping through? Happy New Year :-D
ATB GL & HH
LittleJohn
Metal Detecting
Happy New Year WW2HistoryHunter! :D
This reminded me of a 12 inch gun bunker in downtown Honolulu when the military was trying to destroy it with a wrecking ball and they had to give up because the bunker was designed to take multiple navel shells also after Pearl Harbor the 12 inch gun was fired and it shattered all of the windows in the Royal Hawaiian
cool sharing and thanks
Another very interesting video!!
Awesome location!
Thank you for sharing! :-)
Gr Nick
Do you have any original photos of how that area would have looked during WWII? Really great aerial shots. Thank You.
I have some. Thanks for watching.
I bet your detector would go nuts on the ocean side of that barrier.
Job well done----------love seeing the places and things....as always thanks for taking me along.....all the best in the New Year
Thanks my friend
Love the drone footage....Happy new year to you and your family....
Thanks slam
is this in in the north of the Atlantik wall?
Super Video !!! I wish you a happy new year and a lot of health !
Thanks Willy and same to you
that is cool as hell I bet it was a BITCH to take these OVER very great set ups the Germans had and HAPPY NEW YEAR AND EVREY WON TO CHERS great vid loved
U should bring your metal detector in there!! I bet you may find some interesting items!
Love the videos. Can't wait to see what 2017 brings! Happy New Year!
Absolutely enjoyed your adventure. Amazing aerial photography. The bunker structure is almost artistic. Thank you for sharing such an amazing location and thank you for the time you spend to present it! Happy new year and I look forward to more fantastic videos.
I buy a magnet with 300kg pulling strength but its snowing in the netherlands 😭 I want to go magnet fishing bye a ww1 & ww2 fortress but it's really dangerous because der ar bombshells in the waters but I gonna try anyway 😆 I hope I don't loss my magnet it was 90 euros with 20 meter kabel I hope you make zom new videos with magnet fishing happy New Years gr stefan setz
That silver thing is probably mica (I think it's Glimmer in deutsch). I have seen a lot of rocks with mica on them in my country (Czech republic) so I think you can find them around Europe.
GREAT drone work!! It really gives another perspective to what you are looking at on the ground!! Good job, HH!!
Hi there I think your vids are great I am glad you take us with you when you go.As I am in the UK it is great to be able to go along with you and explore these places.A very happy new year to you and your family and its nice your younger members go with you.Keep doing your vids they are great.UK Pete.
I can't get enough of your videos. I love them and can't wait for the new ones. Thank you so much!!!! Have you ever thought about taking your pin pointer to do a little searching in the rubble?
First they built the flak cannon box. It's clear by the way the inside and what little is visible of the outside walls that it was built with a lot more care. Then, they added the meter thick water defense, it's quite clear from the rough nature that it was built in a hurry, boards slapped together haphazardly to form the concrete mold, the rebar reinforcement pokes out as well, they did not care for it to last (for those that don't know, for concrete to be reinforced, in name and function, there can't be any exposed steel from inside it. If there is, it will rust, slowly over time and it will cause it to swell and destroy the structure, or weaken it).
Pretty interesting setting, in that it gives away its time line so easily, usually, when structures such as these are built and reinforced, it's difficult because of their great engineering skills.
aserta Did they know that about rebar in the forties? They only had about 24 to 18 months for the entire wall. Interestingly they had over 60 standardized plans for the bunkers which could be modified. They seemed to have lasted a very long time.
Thanks my friend
the job you do finding and exploring the site's are awesome. I think these videos will be great for future generations that will never be able to see first hand.thoroughly enjoy and can't wait for our next adventure.hope the new year is good to all.
Cool, I used to live on Guernsey, used to have great fun exploring the bunkers the Germans left.
Happy 2017.
The thumbnail looks like that map from battlefield 1
Yaroslav Kononov I know!
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Again another excellent video. You really bring history to life. Can't wait to see your next adventure. Have a safe and happy new year.
can you try metal detecting near the bunkers please and happy new year
That was awesome
Another most enjoyable video! Happy New Year! Look forward to more in 2017.
Happy New Year and thanks for the great content as always! :)
happy new year history hunter!
Another incredible production from HH. Love the music my friend! Maybe knocking a pipe underground? I did this once it sounded like this! Spooky echo 7:41 now this is totally unexpected! A loophole in the mountain side cut out, if you urned the corner they would mow you down with the MG! 11:36 WOW, this is a real undergound network so complex here amazing.
Could be and thanks Scopex.
The drone footage really adds to your videos, very nice.
Love you enthusiasm, one of the reasons while I enjoy watching your movies more than once. Thanks for bringing authentic WW2 history into our homes HH. ❤
Thanks so much for your great support Laura :)
That is amazing..... beautiful find. I love the aerial shots, did you do that with a drone? First time I've seen a pristine AA mount before...
yes With a P3. Thanks Cody for watching.
Great video history hunter! I look forward to seeing more!
Very interesting!!!!
Glad you think so!
Wow how amazing how far you have come in 6 years
Thank you William :)
thank you ww2historyhunter for another great find
it was verry nice again .cool that You now all thise places.
2nd time watching. Drone shots are amazing. Just love your enthusiasm HH. Can see why :)
Thank you so much Laura for that.
any venomous spiders or other insects or poisonous plants you have to look out for there?
amazing. thank you for all of your videos. I truly enjoy them. happy new years! !
Thanks Alex
I love your bids because its like I am seeing the things I have always wanted to see thanks for the awesome videos
Glad you liked it and thanks for taking time to watch.
great video, happy new year to you history hunter!
a great video again and a great place to find have a healthy happy new year to you and your family take care
Thanks Stephen
and another great video! Happy New Year WW2HistoryHunter!
Glad you liked it and thanks for taking time to watch.
I love your video's, I would be doing that myself if I was still there. I spent 2 years in Nurnberg at Merril Barracks ( the old SS Barracks). I saw everything I could while I was there. One thing though, give us a little more of the horizon in some shots. Sometimes it's a lot of looking down and it's hard to see the larger picture. I realize though you may be protecting some locations. Just a little more out, less down sometimes. But hey, great I will continue watching.
Happy New Year 😊you would be good history teacher and nice use of a drone
William Allerberger Definitely. I learn alot just from watching.
that was amazing. thank you for uploading such great locations as theres not much like that around here..keep the videos comming! happy new year from wales uk.
Another amazing WW2 History Hunter explore. ❤
Happy to read Laura :)
Happy New Year! Great stuff!
You will have to come and check out stony batter here in New Zealand!
he he , thanks for that
All those little white orbs hanging from the ceiling at 14:55, are they spider egg sacs? And are they as big as they look in the video? My skin is crawling at the thought of it. Thanks for braving all those creepy crawly little devils and bringing this amazing content for all of us to view!
Some, or most, of the metal wires and rods you point out that are coming out of the concrete appear to be "form ties". That is, metal straps that "ties" one side of the concrete form to the other while the concrete sets in between the boards. It is very common to leave the metal form ties in place after the wood forms are removed. The concrete is extremely heavy when wet and pushes outward on the wood forms with enormous force - until the concrete sets. The metal ties hold the forms together until the concrete sets and are then cut or released to allow the wood boards making up the concrete forms to be removed.
wowowowooohhh hahaha nice video
i really enjoyed the found tunnel video that went on and on. very nice find "
Nazi WW2 tunnel found. What`s inside "
That drone footage is incredible. It looked like it was Way Out at sea.
Glad you liked it and thanks for taking time to watch.
Would be a lot more interesting, if you didn't swing the video camaraderie around so fast.
Germans no doubt best Engineers in the world all the bunkers in Iraq were built by German Engineers wow really enjoying your videos
Thanks Franz
Happy News Year!
Maßgeblich the silver things in the Wall is Phosphor.
I'm German and my Grandfather told me that sometimes the Bunker walls was painted with Phosphor, so they have Light without Electriciti
think of the enormous capital investment into offense and defence preperation, not just in WW2 times but all through history. amazing. if only we could all be trusted to honner eachother on all social levels, but fat chance!
Thank you so much for sharing your adventures last year with us. It is always exciting and interesting. I wish you and your family a very happy 2017.
Great video work love the drone, you should try detecting the area, although I reckon you'll get plenty of casings! Love your vids thanks for sharing
Great content mate . Keep it up!
why didn't you use your metal detector in the area?
didnt bring it.
I love these bunkers. would never get to see any of them. thanks keep finding more really enjoy these. Happy new year to you and your family Ronnie
The stuff on the ceiling of the cave might be Potassium Nitrate (Saltpeter) leaching through the soil from above.
Id like to think, many years ago, the Soldiers may have left you a lasting gift from when they were urinating on the ground above where you were standing... :-/ lol
Thanks for tip and for watching.
hey dude LOVE the videos but when your digging do you ever think that there might be a landmine? i know the chances a slim but has it ever scared you?
Thank you for a very interesting video.
Great work on this channel.
Keep it up and a happy new year from Stockholm
Great video, love your enthusiasm 👍🏻
Btw great quality aerial footage, what drone and camera are you using?
Another top video HE well done my friend. tried other u tube channels an u r by the far the best. keep up the good work an keep us in treated. All the best mate
Another Great Show and Tell H.H,Thanks for your time.
very cool video..u could see the bunker and the position of the flak cannon..happy new year from me daniel from sweden
good day all the very best for the new year and you make fantastic videos keep up the good work ps have you looked around Nuremberg at all
You found Bob Dwyre hiding in a trench since WWII :O
love the finds, and everything you do with this era, thanks for the amazing videos from your friend from Texas keep it up and ill keep watching! :)
Great video. Thanks for sharing from Canada! (and its super cold over here).
Wonderful video, as usual. Thank you for all your hard work. Happy New Year!
Awesome video and great Ariel shots! Very beautiful location!!
First episode of the new year...Thanks again and what a good year this will be :D
Very nice explore! Beautiful drone footage, Sehr Schön!
Appreciate it J and thanks.
Happy New year! thx for sharing!
Glad you liked it and thanks for taking time to watch.
The white substance on the walls might be phophorous paint, that was used to illuminate bunkers in cases of power failure.
ok and thanks
Respect that is one of your best edited videos and i love the mix of handheld video and drone video.
The Germans were brilliant and used everything to their advantage. Im certain they used political/wartime prisoners to build these bunkers....and Im pretty sure the workers didnt get a chance to form a union. :) Great work, great videos...keep them coming!
Thanks for watching.
Best wishes for a great and massively fortunous new year. Your taking the footsteps I can only wish I could take. Being a vet myself, watching you bring to life the historical importances of these sights, makes me feel like I'm marching with my grandfather through a couple of missions. Thank you again and look forward to what you find in this new year.
Glad you liked it and thanks for taking time to watch.
Wonder why they didn’t build cooling tubs in all the flak positions? These bunkers can be so much alike but also so different. You go in expecting it to be a certain way and boom they added a surprise room or entrance. All these bunker locations were well thought out. The only problem was, the Germans had no way to determine where the Allies would attack.
So true and this is a very special place on the Atlantic Wall. Thanks Anthony.
I really love your videos ! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!
Just want to say that this reminds me of a location in Norway which I visited last year. You should really go there (if you haven't been there already ) ! Herdla torpedo battery is the location!
Thanks again for amazing videos!
Glad you watched and thanks Malin.
True lover of history as you ! So much to learn by all your finds . So keep up the fine work ! I was stationed in Wiesbaden from 1967 bis 1970 when all my thoughts of what is true WW II and it's time frame ! The war has ended and the friendships of today goes beyond words ! Thanks again friend !
Must have been a great period. Thanks for taking interest and for watching.
Interesting locations and camera shots. Use a drone for the overhead view ? Don't need to say or write "THE wartime." Just "WW2," not "THE WW2." otherwise good job !!
Thanksf or taking time to comment and watch.
Brilliant video nice to see a unique bunker set incorporated into the caves instead of just concrete bunkers! My thoughts are what was this whole thing used for? To me it looks like the bunker was designed so the gun could also fire down the beaches? Also it looks like there is room for a couple of machine gun nests behind the walls of rocks to cover the gun. Was the gun there to protect the caves or was the whole thing there to protect something bigger? On the Atlantic wall you see gun positions like this a lot and almost always have extra thing defending it but the caves and tunnels seem like a lot to just server one gun position so maybe it was some sort of command post? One other strange thing is that AA guns are best on high ground to get a 360 degree view of aircraft but this one seems to be half way down a hill/cliff side so would only have about 180 degree field of fire but then again it could be incorporated with other AA guns with inter locking arcs.
Another fantastic location. So much to see. That bunker with the two entrances was huge. I can imagine this location being shelled or bombed and the troops running into the bunker and when it’s over, they come running out to their defensive positions. Yes I did enjoy it.
This is a one of a kind location and i loved to see that. Greetings and be safe.