Secret forest door opened ,, and underground bunker.
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Part 2 of the discovery of a hidden door / hatch in the forest where the German Wehrmacht ruled.
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I just Found your channel and now i can't stop watching, thanks for keeping us entertained :)
Me Too! I feel the excitement and curiosity and respect for leaving things be where they were found. I understand this German [I am American], but it's nice to see respect for people that are no longer here. I Can Not Imagine What The War Was Like. My GranDad told me one story, one, when I was a kid. Mom said not to, that it upset him, but I wish I did ask later as a teen. He was a terrific gentleman and I miss him a great deal. I still have his memorabilia from the war. Peace and Love to EVERYONE.
I live in Germany and i found the same in a forest near to my house
Prob a nazi bunker.
No you dont 😤😑😐😤
GERMANY AND GERMANS ARE AWESOME! 🇺🇸 🇩🇪
@@aduck558 Bro. If it is a freaking bunker. Or anything to do with WW2 military and it's in Germany? Then odds freaking are it's the Natzis. Use your freaking head dude!!!
@@christopherhughes5729 exactly thank u for being educated
8:42 when he turns to look back theres someone standing beside him...watch as he turns...
strange,,,Thanks for watching.
OMG
Right! I put it on .25x speed and that was definitely very strange!
Mike Hunt lol it’s his wife.
ghost of a guard who never abandoned his post
I wanna find one and keep it as my man cave
Who wouldnt :) Thanks Baz
I already have my own ! Deep underground.
What a complete, blundering asshole that guy is !!! Will he EVER actually explore the bunker ? Oh what a complete idiot.
@@WW2HistoryHunter q
I have one, all for myself.
12:31 sound like a person saying hello
does it ? . ok and thanks for watching.
This is the only channel I would happily watch a 5 minute unskippable ad on
Thanks for kind comment and for watching.
Great to see that you have returned there! Just a question, are you going back to try the bolt shutted hatch? Or do you leave it in peace now? Anyhow really nice video and I hope the next will come soon. Cheers!
+MjrCarnyx I would love to see him go back and get that lid of. Im so eager to see whtas inside haha
NorwegianGamer Hahah indeed me too, but sometimes you've got to let things rest. Cheers - a Dutch Gamer ^^
Yeah, thats right :P
***** Thats true. Mabye someone broke inn and bolted them back together :P
:P
My son and I are enjoying your video explorations.
I lived in Europe for awhile when I was younger and I still talk about the tight historical spots we got into at times.
Here in the USA I'm a wreck and cave diver and I've dove on two u-boats (352 off North Carolina and u-853 off Block Island, Rhode Island.
I love history and exploring it and you're doing a great job of it and thanks for putting them up here where we can enjoy it too.
lol you must love ventilation shafts XD anyway good videos man
Thank you for taking us along on your adventures! Be safe and keep filming.
Will do and thanks
What do you typically use for filming and light? Camera model, light model? Great videos by the way
Probably a go proo
man just started watching your vids i like them really cool stuff man just subscribed
Thanks Grimm
+WW2HistoryHunter i love your videos ;-)
+WW2HistoryHunter are you alone when doing that video ? cuz i saw a moving leg in front of you with a red liquid on the floor
@@johnreybaguio4522 😮 oh no
That’s a lot of pipes under that cover. Could be a water system. I would try to estimate the directions of the pipes leading out and follow them to see were they went or ended up at. Am sure you get all kinds of advice from your viewers on what they would do but we’re not there. I wonder if the wood in the doorways were put there to form the concrete for the steel hinges. Once the concrete dried, the wood would be removed and the steel hinges were put in. I don’t know why I didn’t think of that before when watching your other videos. What an interesting bunker. I hope you go back to this location with your Olight so we can see better. Still exciting to see this bunker.
I think it is either fuel lines or water lines. Thanks Anthony.
I just started watching this channel and I love it so much
Glad to read that Carlos. Thanks
+WW2HistoryHunter me 2
buy new lamp
+Topsiekku ok
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WW2HistoryHunter Ok
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this video has my heart racing with excitement but stricken with horror due to the fact that if that was me and my light crapped out I'd loose it but good on ya for being so chill
he eh . Thanks for watching.
The pipes and valves are definitely fuel related there was an old airfield near where I lived and i remember seeing something just like that on the perimeter area when we were kids getting into all sorts of trouble :-) .Thank you for the fantastic video 'And take care out there .
+LUDO Sounds like a great way to be a kid :) Thanks.
you should take a spanner back and open the lid!
my guess is fuel storage to.
You need to revisit these old locations with the new lights and cameras you have and of course Eagle eyes.
We might do just that. Thanks for being here :)
I think that would be fuel lines and tank for a generator that would explain the breather pipe
he's not alone to went inside
Great to know. Thanks
This is my new favorite channel!!!!
+WW2HistoryHunter thank you for taking the time to comment back, I greatly appreciate it.
13:57 appears to be the remains of an alarm clock.
it sure looks like it. Thanks
WW2HistoryHunter hey dude there is a place in england at Devon beach were ww2 traning happened go check it out
It was another person animals don't wear human boots
It was his daughter
10:08 there is a rusted sword behind the bars
ok and hope u find more stuff good luck
Nope that is a sword you can see the handle and it looks like it
ikr i was just playing along
You do a great job with these videos! Keep up the good work and I commemorate you and the time, effort and dedication you put towards discovery and acknowledging and respecting history. Good work!
I would love to explore something like this with my cousin
at 10:05 i swear that is a sword on the wall ?
no it is just a metal rod that looks like it. Would have been cool if it was a sword :) Thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter a steel bar that looks like a sword ...? 😂😂😂 my guy ..
as a matter of fact, in the forest behind our university there is an opening in the ground that looks EXACTLY like that one you dug out ! and, there are pipes inside too!
ok , sounds interesting. Thanks for watching.
8:42
a shadow passed by you man
ok and thanks for watching.
Jim Segovia RUN FOR IT GUYS ITS TOO CREEPY 🏃 !!!!!
Hell yeah I seen that. Has to watch it a couple of times.
Did any one get spooked by the person infront of him
i did :) Thanks
Cool videos @WWIIHistoryHunter ! I'd recommend to buy a stronger flashlight or (if you use a big camera to get your shot) you can get an attachement LED panel, which would light up the entire room :)
You sound like Ja Ja Binks but love your vids man
Thanks and may the force be With you :) Thanks
+WW2HistoryHunter , It's jar jar binks, and he's not a Jedi.
You should be more careful and not just pick things up. Some explosives may still be dangerous even after all this time.
Thanks for watching and Happy New year !
Jack Schitz yeah but..where's the excitement in that?
Most bombs from ww2 are dead
Did you find any evidence that the pipes were for fire protection? Did you see any hydrants? I wonder if there was more than ammunition storage going on there. You were there and would know but it’s unusual to me that the would go through that much trouble for fire protection. The bunker was nice to see. Maybe you can go back with the Olight to light the bunker up better. Still a nice adventure.
i think they are for either fire protection or for transporting aircraft fuel. Thanks and more to come you know :)
Dude their is somone else right their
ok
Get and bring with you a damn decent light will ya!
ok and thanks.
this is one of the most interesting TH-cam channels I've ever seen. absolutely love it.
+WW2HistoryHunter greetings from England and thanks for the great content.
I enjoyed this one a lot it answered questions about the forest door ! That’s cool ! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Mark :)
who to is that at 11:23
Hmmm let me think.....someone i know i Guess. :) Thanks
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Just as good 2nd time around. Thanks HH. ❤
:)
I really like this channel. Excellent and interesting content so as outstanding explanation of each item/place and it's function. Keep it up sir. Stay save and best of luck. Danke schön, viel gluck und viel spaß!
DAnke Chris and take care.
WW2HistoryHunter Thank you again! Keep up the good work! Subscribed!
When you go into a dark BUNKER you need a LED LANTERN TO LIGHT UP THE ROOM TO MAKE THE VIDEOS BETTER.
Hm ok and thanks.
I just noticed he has someone with him. For a second it showed his boots
3:31 is that the bunker right in front of you there? Or a bunker anyway.
Also I'm saying it was a gassing chamber 👍
no it is not.
this is absolutely dramatic... great work and thanks for sharing. Thumbs up.
Thanks Atiqure.
that ratchet thing as you call it, it's a "come along"! lol
ok. Good to know. Thanks
Dude, that's really cool! Wish I could go visit that...
Thanks.
The guy walking in front of him scared me 4 a sec...
So damn cool man
Glad you liked it.
Wow awesome! Very cool! WW2 history is fasinating. zeGermans have tons of hidden bunkers, ammo cache, lost gold or even treasure all over germany. Good luck stay safe.
Wooden planks at 13:50. These were part of the wooden shuttering used to allow concrete to be poured and the structure to be formed. In and around firing points the wooden shuttering was left in place so that any bullets from attacking forces would be trapped in the wood, rather than ricochet off the bare concrete and bounce around.
ok and thanks for watching.
why all The dislikes
It will always be like that no matter what you present. I really dont care or take notice. Thanks my friend and Greetings from Ww2HistoryHunter
WW2HistoryHunter thanks for answering PS im a German sub
that's creepy I wouldn't come inside there by my self. 😆
Well one just have to try :) Thanks
WW2HistoryHunter so you go there all by your self!?😱
i saw someone with you
200 billion dollars! What an endeavor! This bunker looks like a cave! Piped water source in a Forrest! Unreal the amount of time and labor!
Great place to explore and thanks :)
Wooden planks were to prevent concrete splinters from bullet strikes
I think that is it yes. Thanks.
11:23 there is a man walking Infront of him
Malcolm Hingstone why dose no one see this!!
I'm pretty sure that's his wife, he calls for her at 12:33 & 13:26. You can see her at 14:57 too
@@toastedroastedpeanuts lol i paused the video on 14:56 to check if someone there also daimm if i waited 1 sec
Awesome!!! The thick wood around the turret holes is for exactly what you thought, to stop bullets from bouncing around or ricocheting and possibly hitting the german. So the wood would "catch" the bullet.
That bunker was a great find. I hope you go back with a better light and also look at that sword thing lol
Thanks for great coment and for watching my friend.
"holy maddana"
is someone with u I see someone in fount of u
Alex Christie I agree. I think anything like these would be scary to go in.
I saw someone...I'm more scared than he probably was. hahahaha
Did you ever go back and unbolt the concrete top?
Alex Christie what is there to be afraid of?
Herr Feldmarshal Irwin Rommel (the desert Fox) was brought from north africa to manage the atlantic wall fortifications in preparation for the allied invasion-I am the one who commented on how great it is that you go out with your son on some and daughter on other adventures. - you sir are a wonderful Father in the full sense of the word -I always tell young men beginning to live their lives to take care, be careful and always Responsible ( !) because........
Anyone can be a Daddy-
But not anyone can be
a FATHER- !!
guten tag mein Herr!
Thank you very much for that Scott. Greetings from us.
how can u go in there?!? i'd be scared af
i was scared too but i cant help myself. Thanks for watching.
+WW2HistoryHunter no problem i like ur vids, thx for answering
+WW2HistoryHunter was someone with you at 8:43 as you turned camera
Take a break my friend sit down catch your breath thanks from Canada for letting us see more history
Thanks for watching.
Huge respect for not putting scary ass music background
hehe , thanks my friend.
min 8:43 - ghost??
alejandro jimenez i thought the same thing
Thanks
alejandro jimenez dude you're right like I saw just a black figure when he panned the camera to the right and the when he went back to the left it was gone. But clear as day there was something there
It was probably his daughter.
It is there when he turns then gone when he turns back! What is it!
+WW2HistoryHunter thank you so much for sharing your adventures and awesome fundings of history with us! I live in Southern California here in the US and am extremely interested in exploring and history.
Have you considered buying an led light for filming? They make some really bright ones that will help to light up the rooms you explore.
Well i have tried some but they tend to get very big if they are to light up a lot of area. Thanks for tip and for watching.
At time 6:27 that hole was for the hand pump and the vales is for directing the water to where you want it to go, like to a home or to the barn so you would not have to carry the water around in a pall. PS The water is under ground so it dose not freez in the winter time.
how cool to know. Thanks Tim
You're welcome
Found the pipe system under the hatch totally fascinating!
It really is!
Greetings from Bosnia
I like your videos and you are brave for going inside the bunkers all by your self Mensh
Thank You Muhammad
Love it when people find bunkers!! Lots of history there.... if they could speak!!!
if they only could..Thanks
There has to be a Bunker some where in this area, hence the reason for the Pipes with valves .
There are as we found more later. Thanks.
You sound like that one actor that plays in Django unchained as the white bounty hunter! and I freaking love it lol
ok. Thanks
Greetings from the United States, ur videos r awesome! !!!
been watching you for along time now and i do have to say, i dont enjoy watching anyone else. you know what you find and explain it very well.
Appreciate that John and Greetings from me.
Reminds me of an old mine shaft I use to explore as a kid before they blocked it in, amazing times
Don't be disappointed with finding the pipes... that would be indicative of infrastructure for a huge complex. I would follow the pipes with your metal detector!
Great discovery and glad we could share it with you Thanks
Pretty sure that was just electrical conduit for wiring, not "reinforcements for the ceiling"
Hard to imagine all of these things being built out in the middle of nowhere.
i totally agree :)
It's insane to think how cool that had to look when it was first made
i agree and i will be showing some pretty special videos in the future of restored and usable bunkers so look out for that. Thanks for watching.
The first thing that came to my head is the banker in riverdale where they play the bored game 😁
Thanks for watching.
Dude you sound like a slightly younger Christoph Waltz... makes watching/listening to your vids very enjoyable... :)
Herad that before yes. Thanks for watching.
I believe your some part of the Siegfried Line that run for 390 miles.They had water,Ele line,phone lines,etc.All those pipes would lead to under ground bunkers.Just have to follow the pipes with your metal detector,and GPS.
Thanks for watching.
If any of your tools don't work in the future you should get like a high powered winch with some really sturdy cable and that should open almost anything.
+Ilomantis good tip. Thanks
WW2HistoryHunter No worries.
At a watertank you need an air entrance from the outside. Otherwise you would produce an underpressure in the water tank, while reducing the water level and you can not run any water through the pipes anymore. Thanks a lot for your videos, very, very intersting.
Thanks for comment and for watching Poly
Amasing. How well.built bunkers..are
Thanks william
i learn more from the world war than in classes at school i love your content
Appreciated and thanks
+WW2HistoryHunter ;)
So interesting. Thank you for sharing all these German places from WWII. They were amazing.
All our pleasure and thanks.
That looks like a water storage tank. If you follow the pipes, you should fined where the pumps were or a well.
This bunker was intentionally walled up. But they decided to leave a few sections open for explorers or as emergency shelter.
Thanks for watching Chris.
Enjoying your videos, be careful in those places
I love your enthusiasm for history and in narration too!!! I like how you describe everything!!!
+WW2HistoryHunter Thank you back and your videos are AWESOME and plenty. New fan in California!!!
We were hoping for more than valves as well, but it's still more then Geraldo found in Capone's vault. .
That clock was part of an explosive detonator that was used to blow the bunker up.
ok and thanks.
WOW your brave that place gives me the chills
Nice little spot it is :) Greetings from me.
i didnt know u had someone with you. it scared the crap out of me.
Thanks for watching.
I think a can or two of WD40 on the hinges would have made it much easier to open the door.
Indeed it would and thanks.
that was really cool , great video.
I love your videos +WW2HistoryHunter
Thank You for wathing and for taking time to comment.
Just found your channel and i love it, keep it up mate. Subscribed!
Appreciate that and thanks
Just once I’d like to see an armoury found with MG42’s and STG 44’s and MP40’s 😂
Well you never know what is out there. Thanks.
What do you mean you don't like snow activities HH. They can be loads of fun. :) That's good that you were able to open that metal door with a crowbar and put our curiosity at rest. A little disappointing that it wasn't a bunker, but you made up for it later when you took us through the smaller dark bunker. That bunker was a bit spooky. Can't help but wonder where those steps went to and why did they close it off? Again another very strong and well constructed bunker. Thank you for taking us there BBG and HH.
I like snow in pictures :) Thanks Laura :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter :) LOL
Don't feel disappointed it's all history & that's what you find, still interesting.
Yes it is. History is everywhere. Thanks Joe