Seriously impressed with those barrack foundations. Whoever finished off the concrete mortar was definitely a skilled craftsman. I wonder if the barracks themselves were just as decorative? And what great finds! First, Barbed Wire Alley, and then, part of the original barbed wire fence line still standing. That was a great find. And then, finding those 2, original, and complete, wooden storage "boxes" at each end of that passageway tunnel. Amazing. They looked like they were put in yesterday. Stunning. Some truly great, and very rare, finds! Looking forward to seeing what else this amazing site has to offer. Thanks for sharing! Cheers to you all. Stay Safe!
Always amazing to see how many resources and how much manpower went into developing all of these sites. Thanks for bringing us along on these visits into a bit of history!
What an amazing location, with so many features hidden in the forest and then suddenly a spectacular view of the ocean! Barbed wire for Africa, beautiful barack foundations, surprise tunnels and unusual finds. The perimeter fence and the storage space with its door and beautiful wood lining still in place were amazing finds! Looking forward to the next video(s). Stay safe history hunters HH and EE. And yes everyone, listen to the little guy and comment, comment, comment!!
Fantastic video. Those small wooden doors for the cupboards were in incredibly good condition given their age. A real treat to find them like that. Thanks for showing it to us, looking forward to the next video!
What a great location to see. Can't believe how much barbwire is piled up, and the foundations WOW. Thank you and EE for taking us along, can't wait for part 2.
The drums are beating, the battle can begin, we dive deep into history. What an artistic masonry, very special. A beautiful setting, especially during the nice weather.
Another great adventure! Thank you and EE for taking us along. That barbed wire alley was something else. I can't wait for the next episode because I know there is so much more to share. That barrack foundation was amazing! The way they made it out of rocks was so cool! It was just amazing! But I enjoyed it immensely! Take care. 💖💯
Another great adventure exploring some great WW2 sea defences. The view looking over the bay is stunning, some poor soldiers ended up at the Eastern front and some ended up relatively safe on the coast. Also those wooden doors in the bunker look brand new when in fact they are nearer 80 years old.
Stunning location.....and as for those barrack foundations, well, any builder would be proud of those. Thanks for bringing this to us, I'm looking forward to seeing what else this place hides
A very exciting video, you are very lucky to explore this site, with the features and above all the planning of the fortification. The impressive stone work on the barrack block walls will last hundreds of years.
What a great place to explore! Those walls really are very artistic. I wonder if in the midst of the insanity of war it brought some comfort or satisfaction to build that.
Amazing stone work. Must have been a tradesman in his civilian life. "Hans & Helmut" remind me of the Finches my mother once had which she named "Hans & Fritz". Thanks for that!
That location was amazing ! I’ve never seen so much barb wire . The structures was great ! I want to see more of this place . Thanks! Be careful, be safe!! 👍🏻👍🏻
That was a cool tour of the Atlantic fortress. Helmet and Hans had the good life. Lots of bob wire too. Thanks WW2-HH and Eagle eyes for cool tour! Look fwd to part 2...Freebird..
I think your videos are really quite important from an historical point of view. One day these structures and remains will be rusted away, gone, buried or collapsed and it's valuable to know how they really looked.
Those barrack foundations are beautiful works of art! What amazing concrete work! So many features nature is attempting to cover up, wow. I can't wait to see what else is here!!!💖
It's amazing how the materials used over 80 years ago are still in great condition as is the paint used on the walls of the bunkers. Greetings from Brazil!
Happy to get to see this tonight, what a great location. So much barbed wire, I have never seen so much in one place & I only want to find a small piece! Looking forward to the next part. Thanks for your work guys, I do appreciate your efforts 🙂👍🏻
Thanks for the video HH and EE a truly amazing place to be, so much barbed wire and to see 👀 the perimeter fence was still there wow 👌.The structures are finished so well, can't wait to see more!!
I'm glad there will be more videos of this location! The vast amount of wire in Barb Wire Valley was quite incredible, I'm glad neither of you fell into that pile or horror. :-)
Thanks for the video HH and EE, this is a truly amazing place you have found here. So much barbed wire in good condition too.The perimeter fence is great too see 👀 intact. The building work is impressive looking forward to going back with you!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧
Amazing video. So much history there it’s unbelievable and beautiful scenery . It just makes me think what it would have been like back then . And all of the Barbed wire Still there . Thank you
Thank you again for sharing your finds with us. It was the story about Hans und Helmut that really brings life to history. The people that served and fought in the military. Great video!
Wow ❤️ What a location. Beautiful view. Thank you for sharing with us. Appreciate your hard work and research and adventures. Enjoyed the Hans and Helmut story too 😂 Keep up the excellent work. Stay safe, healthy and happy, my friend 😁
Marvellous finds and enough barbed wire for your dioramas for a very long time! And definitely better than being on the Eastern Front. Many thanks to you and to EE!
Sorry for the late watching of this, been a little busy with all that is happening. You never cease to amaze me with the wonderful and lost sites that you and EE find for us. The workmanship on the barracks foundations is fantastic, and true craftsman. The scenery is breath-taking, and as you say, you can see why they built here. I would guess that the wooden boxes still in place would have been for radios or ammo ready rounds for the personal weapons, like K98 or MP40. What else is there to see here, I cannot wait. Thank you both for sharing, stay safe and well my friend.
The foundation’s were amazing and barb wire alley they definitely didn’t want people coming in!! Excited on seeing what else you and Eagle eyes found! Be safe! And thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the video HH and EE, great place to discover some much barbed wire and a perimeter fence too. The buildings are finished so well. Will be great to go there with you again!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧
Wow, this location looks amazing!! The barbed wire is still there, the tunnels are still there, the gun foundations are still there! I can't wait to see what other treasures are at this location! I would absolutely love to be able to explore this exciting location! You and eagle eyes are very fortunate to be able to visit these beautiful historic places and you are very kind for sharing your exploration with the rest of us! Thank you and eagle eyes for for all you do to bring history alive!!! ❤ 😊 😃
Unreal on the amt of barb wire!!!! Plus seeing those wooden doors still there; the original wood inside....very nice. Also I noticed either a pond or inlet when you were discussing Helmut and Heinz. Wonder how many items were thrown in there,being so close. Maybe a magnet fishing trip???? Waiting for the next video with this site. Thanks
Well as always a great location loved it. A lot of barb wire never seen that much amazing! The structures great can’t wait for the other parts ! Thanks for doing this ! Be careful, be safe !!👍🏻
Great location viith a beautiful view at the coastline. Looking forward to see more from that one. Impressive work put into that barrac foundation, that was built to last for a long time.
Wow sure is a great find guess after the war the barbed wire it was easier to just dump it there, and so much else to explore. Thanks for another great explore!!!
Awesome video ,looking forward to the next,amazing how in such a short time the German's could build so massive of a site and with such distance of the Atlantic wall can't wait to see what else you find.
That was a brilliant adventure. What a location! I always enjoy how you drop in comments on nature, she really did reclaim the man made gun position with that tree! The wooden doors on the storage cupboards were a great find. Totally agree with you, the soldiers uniforms were different but humans filled them all and most would have chosen a different life, but they did their duty, that has to be respected. Thank you and thanks to EE for his funny commentary.
Military music to get us in the mood and quick overview of explorations to set the tone. EE my bet was on you for the hand battle :). Guard position was in an ideal position. The soldier's barracks was a work of art. Took a bit of time and effort to build and design. A definite eye for detail. That Regelbau was still quite clean considering how old it was and so solid and well constructed. It was a relief to see there wasn't a lot of graffiti on the walls. Thanks for taking us through the tunnel system EE and HH. You are right EE, watch those spider eggs - yuck. :( Breathtaking view of the Atlantic coastline, perfect defensive position. Yes, there looks like there is much more there for you to explore and share with us. Thank you HH and EE.
I cant say how much i love this location as it is truly stunning and so much more for us to share from it later Laura. Thanks for being here and greetings from us.
Hey guys another wonderful adventure! That Atlantic wall defense positions are pretty amazing! The Germans had a nice view and could cover and take care of anything coming their way. That's pretty amazing not only that the barbed wire was laying around there that the barbed wire was still attached to the poles! That was pretty impressive! Once again thanks for your hard work I look forward to the next video of the Atlantic wall! All the best Dan! 🇺🇸
Great location. I wonder if the foundations were built in the early part of the war when they had time to put into the ascetics. I have done that style of rock work and that takes time. If we collected all the barb wire from the sites and melted, it down we could solve part of the low-grade steel supply issue. This site is huge, this would make a great scale diorama. Using a printer, it could be done in full 3D. The store cabinets are in great condition for their age. Great job on this segment can't wait for the others.
This was a very nice explore! Looks like a lot of care and pride went into building their barracks. I'm sure there were many soldiers who were carpenters of various sorts that had a hand in the style. I would guess initially the German soldiers would have built these. Making it a home away from home not knowing if they would ever make it back as the years passed. Very nice adventure guys!
Amazing finds the details of the final touches of barracks bunkers and the defensive outpost they were definitely made too last and you hit the nail on the head their are just soldiers of war especially hans and helmut thanks 😊 and I like eagle eyes 👀 wooden pistol 🔫 😀 👍
That was quite the place HH and EE. The German soldiers Barrack was very impressive and detailed. Can envision the German soldiers slightly inebriated, breaking bread and sharing personal stories of their loved ones and life back home. They just might have been the fortunate ones not having to fight on the Berlin front. Ordinary men doing what they were asked to. Unfortunately, a war may happen again with what is going on in the Ukraine with Russia. I feel for all the people involved as it is often the citizens and soldiers forced to fight paying the price for their government's destructive decisions. They sure was a lot of German combat barbed wire in Barbed Wire Alley. You don't want to fall on any of that wire. Surprised to see the barbed wire perimeter fence still standing. Thanks for taking us down through the tunnel. The one bunker with white walls was in pretty good shape for sure. Wonder if an animal tore something apart? Too bad the 10 5 cm gun wasn't still on the mound. Can't imagine it being able to accurately shoot 10 m's. Will look forward to next video. Stay safe you two.
Wow you responded... thanks from Oregon...BTW,..a couple of miles from here were German WW2 prisoner's at a ole army training camp....they visited 20 years ago and said they loved the duty ..killing poison oak....
Astonishing complex, "Hans und Helmut" would have had a decent life there before the invasion. I often wonder if any of Soldiers that lived and worked there are still living. Great explore, thank you.
I wonder if the forced labor person who did the mortar and stone work was a stone mason prior to the war, the workmanship is quite professional. I am amazed at the amount of barbed wire in the location and wonder if any animals get caught in it by accident, that whole area looks impassable! The wooden doors on the ammo storage areas are the first I believe I have ever seen intact in one of your videos, very impressive! Even the hinge work looks original! Just an amazing area that you and EE toured and videoed! Thanks for bringing us along once again!
He might have been and such high quality work it seems to be. The wooden door are just amazing still there. Thanks Donald for your incredible support and more to come my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I wonder how much metal there could be scrapped. Of course there is historical significance but raw metal rusting away with no purpose seems pointless. I bet there is thousands of recycled material available at some of these locations which would not detrimentally effect the value of such history.
Very well done, the stone works are just beautiful, to think what they were used for though, great job fellas, Johnny on the spot, now thats drum boogie ! G.I. jive , snap a salute, don't end up on K.P by the M.P from the LIeutee. V for Victory. . . --
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Seriously impressed with those barrack foundations. Whoever finished off the concrete mortar was definitely a skilled craftsman. I wonder if the barracks themselves were just as decorative? And what great finds! First, Barbed Wire Alley, and then, part of the original barbed wire fence line still standing. That was a great find. And then, finding those 2, original, and complete, wooden storage "boxes" at each end of that passageway tunnel. Amazing. They looked like they were put in yesterday. Stunning. Some truly great, and very rare, finds! Looking forward to seeing what else this amazing site has to offer. Thanks for sharing! Cheers to you all. Stay Safe!
Yes great show of knowledge that work is and loving that place. Will show more later Peter and be safe.
Always amazing to see how many resources and how much manpower went into developing all of these sites. Thanks for bringing us along on these visits into a bit of history!
Appreciated and greetings from us.
What an amazing location, with so many features hidden in the forest and then suddenly a spectacular view of the ocean! Barbed wire for Africa, beautiful barack foundations, surprise tunnels and unusual finds. The perimeter fence and the storage space with its door and beautiful wood lining still in place were amazing finds! Looking forward to the next video(s). Stay safe history hunters HH and EE.
And yes everyone, listen to the little guy and comment, comment, comment!!
This place is like a time machine and loving it. Thanks Beverley.
Fantastic video. Those small wooden doors for the cupboards were in incredibly good condition given their age. A real treat to find them like that. Thanks for showing it to us, looking forward to the next video!
I agree and thanks for being here. :)
What a great location to see. Can't believe how much barbwire is piled up, and the foundations WOW. Thank you and EE for taking us along, can't wait for part 2.
Agree Allen and that place is pretty interesting :) Be safe and keep smiling :)
Perfect timing. Always look forward to your episodes
Thanks for that my friend.
The drums are beating, the battle can begin, we dive deep into history.
What an artistic masonry, very special.
A beautiful setting, especially during the nice weather.
Thank you Oma and we will share more with you soon :)
Another great adventure! Thank you and EE for taking us along. That barbed wire alley was something else. I can't wait for the next episode because I know there is so much more to share. That barrack foundation was amazing! The way they made it out of rocks was so cool! It was just amazing! But I enjoyed it immensely! Take care. 💖💯
Glad you enjoyed it Julie and very glad to have shared that with you :)
Another great adventure exploring some great WW2 sea defences. The view looking over the bay is stunning, some poor soldiers ended up at the Eastern front and some ended up relatively safe on the coast. Also those wooden doors in the bunker look brand new when in fact they are nearer 80 years old.
This place is great and thanks jon.
The stories those fence post could tell....wow
I agree and very glad to have found those. Thanks and be out there for us :)
Stunning location.....and as for those barrack foundations, well, any builder would be proud of those. Thanks for bringing this to us, I'm looking forward to seeing what else this place hides
Appreciated Colin and greetings from us.
I like these beautiful Atlantic Wall Adventures - especially, the artistic lattice work on the stone wall - and the weapons positions intricacies.
Great place that is for sure James and greetings from us.
A very exciting video, you are very lucky to explore this site, with the features and above all the planning of the fortification. The impressive stone work on the barrack block walls will last hundreds of years.
Yes agree this place is something else my friend. Thanks for being here.
What a great place to explore! Those walls really are very artistic. I wonder if in the midst of the insanity of war it brought some comfort or satisfaction to build that.
Thanks Linda.
Wow with all that barbed wire you could sell foot long pieces and make a ton of money! Very cool location !
Thanks for watching.
Such a fantastic place and a great adventure; thanks for taking me along.
Appreciated William.
Amazing stone work. Must have been a tradesman in his civilian life. "Hans & Helmut" remind me of the Finches my mother once had which she named "Hans & Fritz". Thanks for that!
Thanks Ian.
Love your videos! It is really noticeable that you put in a lot of work before you go on the adventure. Keep up your incredible work!
Thank you! Will do!
That location was amazing ! I’ve never seen so much barb wire . The structures was great ! I want to see more of this place . Thanks! Be careful, be safe!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Love this place and it has many more feature that we will show. Thanks.
That’s a beautiful bit of stone work. Who ever built it was a highly skilled man mason.
I agree and very nice that you like it. Thanks.
Another incredible place you have discovered, fascinating preservation and a definite barbed wire mine. Looking forward to part 2 and 3.
There will be more for sure and thanks my friend.
As always love the passion and the detail In the video. The workmanship on them foundations was something else !
Keep up the great work!
Appreciated Stephen.
That was a cool tour of the Atlantic fortress. Helmet and Hans had the good life. Lots of bob wire too. Thanks WW2-HH and Eagle eyes for cool tour! Look fwd to part 2...Freebird..
Glad you enjoyed it
I think your videos are really quite important from an historical point of view. One day these structures and remains will be rusted away, gone, buried or collapsed and it's valuable to know how they really looked.
Thank you for that :)
Those barrack foundations are beautiful works of art! What amazing concrete work! So many features nature is attempting to cover up, wow. I can't wait to see what else is here!!!💖
I totally agree Cynthia and what a location that is :)
It's amazing how the materials used over 80 years ago are still in great condition as is the paint used on the walls of the bunkers.
Greetings from Brazil!
Great place and will show more Joseane. Be safe and greetings from us.
Happy to get to see this tonight, what a great location.
So much barbed wire, I have never seen so much in one place & I only want to find a small piece!
Looking forward to the next part.
Thanks for your work guys, I do appreciate your efforts 🙂👍🏻
WEll there are plenty out there is seems :) Thanks
Thanks for the video HH and EE a truly amazing place to be, so much barbed wire and to see 👀 the perimeter fence was still there wow 👌.The structures are finished so well, can't wait to see more!!
Very glad to read that and greetings from us.
This seems to be a awesome location thank you for bringing the past alive !!thanks again , can’t wait for the next one!!!!
Yes and you will love the rest form here :)
What a cool bunker . Can't wait to see the next one
More to come soon :)
It's amazing that such structures are still around, can't wait to see the next one.
Thanks my friend.
I'm glad there will be more videos of this location! The vast amount of wire in Barb Wire Valley was quite incredible, I'm glad neither of you fell into that pile or horror. :-)
There will for sure and it is a great location to look into. Thanks Mirkatu.
Did anyone say " barbed wire ". That was funny 😊. Fantastic location thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for exploring and sharing the history with us. Very important work !!
Glad you enjoyed it and greetings from us.
Thanks for the video HH and EE, this is a truly amazing place you have found here. So much barbed wire in good condition too.The perimeter fence is great too see 👀 intact. The building work is impressive looking forward to going back with you!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧
Thank you Christopher
Amazing video. So much history there it’s unbelievable and beautiful scenery
. It just makes me think what it would have been like back then . And all of the Barbed wire
Still there . Thank you
Thanks Jimmy
Thank you again for sharing your finds with us. It was the story about Hans und Helmut that really brings life to history. The people that served and fought in the military. Great video!
Very glad you are here and thanks :)
Thanks for sharing such videos with us.
So nice of you
More Please. More. Thank you for taking us back.
No worries and thanks :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I thank you Sir. Be careful.
Wow ❤️
What a location.
Beautiful view.
Thank you for sharing with us.
Appreciate your hard work and research and adventures.
Enjoyed the Hans and Helmut story too 😂
Keep up the excellent work.
Stay safe, healthy and happy, my friend 😁
Thank you so very much Casey for your great support and for being here :)
Marvellous finds and enough barbed wire for your dioramas for a very long time! And definitely better than being on the Eastern Front. Many thanks to you and to EE!
Thanks Sue and greetings from us.
This was so very cool ! Makes me want to go see some of these positions for myself. Great job guys !
Appreciated Dave and greetings from us.
Beautiful location! I can’t wait for the next episode for this spot!!
More to come :)
Looking forward to seeing more. Amazing stone work. You could build a nice cabin on those fountains. 👍👍👍👍
Just my thoughts , such beautiful work and thanks Robert.
Hi from Syracuse NY everyone and thank you for sharing your adventures of history
Hi Earl and thanks for being here :)
Thank you for sharing your adventures
Sorry for the late watching of this, been a little busy with all that is happening. You never cease to amaze me with the wonderful and lost sites that you and EE find for us. The workmanship on the barracks foundations is fantastic, and true craftsman. The scenery is breath-taking, and as you say, you can see why they built here. I would guess that the wooden boxes still in place would have been for radios or ammo ready rounds for the personal weapons, like K98 or MP40. What else is there to see here, I cannot wait. Thank you both for sharing, stay safe and well my friend.
This place is a gem and loved to share that with you Doug. Thanks.
What an amazing place, all that barbed wire still there 🤯 fantastic episode
Greatly appreciate you being here :)
The foundation’s were amazing and barb wire alley they definitely didn’t want people coming in!! Excited on seeing what else you and Eagle eyes found! Be safe! And thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Joe.
Thanks for the video HH and EE, great place to discover some much barbed wire and a perimeter fence too. The buildings are finished so well. Will be great to go there with you again!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧
Yes a great place this is :)
Wow, this location looks amazing!! The barbed wire is still there, the tunnels are still there, the gun foundations are still there! I can't wait to see what other treasures are at this location! I would absolutely love to be able to explore this exciting location! You and eagle eyes are very fortunate to be able to visit these beautiful historic places and you are very kind for sharing your exploration with the rest of us! Thank you and eagle eyes for for all you do to bring history alive!!! ❤ 😊 😃
Yes great place and glad we could share with you.
What a great location to look for history, looking forward to seeing episode 2.
Keep it going History Hunter 👍
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Unreal on the amt of barb wire!!!! Plus seeing those wooden doors still there; the original wood inside....very nice. Also I noticed either a pond or inlet when you were discussing Helmut and Heinz. Wonder how many items were thrown in there,being so close. Maybe a magnet fishing trip???? Waiting for the next video with this site. Thanks
Thanks 👍
Well as always a great location loved it. A lot of barb wire never seen that much amazing! The structures great can’t wait for the other parts ! Thanks for doing this ! Be careful, be safe !!👍🏻
Yes what a great location that is and more to come :)
Eagle Eyes gets quality time with dad🤗
We both do and very glad for that. Thanks for being here :)
Great location viith a beautiful view at the coastline. Looking forward to see more from that one. Impressive work put into that barrac foundation, that was built to last for a long time.
Yes that place is totally awesome and we will show more from this fantastic place :)
What a great place 2 c
Thank You both 4 taking us,along Take Care
Glad you liked it.
Wow sure is a great find guess after the war the barbed wire it was easier to just dump it there, and so much else to explore. Thanks for another great explore!!!
Great place and thanks.
What an amazing view!! The shutters and boxes were very interesting too!
I agree and what a great place to explore and will show more later :)
Awesome video ,looking forward to the next,amazing how in such a short time the German's could build so massive of a site and with such distance of the Atlantic wall can't wait to see what else you find.
You and me both!
Great video! Thank you and you family for all the work you do! Great Job!
Thank you too and appreciated my friend :)
That was a brilliant adventure. What a location! I always enjoy how you drop in comments on nature, she really did reclaim the man made gun position with that tree! The wooden doors on the storage cupboards were a great find. Totally agree with you, the soldiers uniforms were different but humans filled them all and most would have chosen a different life, but they did their duty, that has to be respected.
Thank you and thanks to EE for his funny commentary.
Thank you Rich and EE thanks you also here. Greetings and more to come :)
Military music to get us in the mood and quick overview of explorations to set the tone. EE my bet was on you for the hand battle :). Guard position was in an ideal position. The soldier's barracks was a work of art. Took a bit of time and effort to build and design. A definite eye for detail. That Regelbau was still quite clean considering how old it was and so solid and well constructed. It was a relief to see there wasn't a lot of graffiti on the walls.
Thanks for taking us through the tunnel system EE and HH. You are right EE, watch those spider eggs - yuck. :( Breathtaking view of the Atlantic coastline, perfect defensive position. Yes, there looks like there is much more there for you to explore and share with us. Thank you HH and EE.
I cant say how much i love this location as it is truly stunning and so much more for us to share from it later Laura. Thanks for being here and greetings from us.
Wow thats amazing. Makes you think how many places are not found yet. Great video as always.
Totally agree and thanks :)
Amazing place. Can’t wait to see more
ore will come and thanks.
Great location. Cannot wait to see more
.
More to come!
Love it! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks.
What a beautiful location guys. Great features there👌🏻💪🏻
Thanks for that :)
One of the best sites you have yet found!
You will be surprised my friend :9 thanks.
Hey guys another wonderful adventure! That Atlantic wall defense positions are pretty amazing! The Germans had a nice view and could cover and take care of anything coming their way. That's pretty amazing not only that the barbed wire was laying around there that the barbed wire was still attached to the poles! That was pretty impressive! Once again thanks for your hard work I look forward to the next video of the Atlantic wall! All the best Dan! 🇺🇸
Yes Dan this place it totally awesome to look into and learn from. Will show lots more soon from this place. Thanks for being here and take care :)
Looking forward to it my friend!
Hi HH
This place is absolutely fascinating
Cheers
yes and you will love the rest from this location. Thanks and be safe.
Wow, really interesting site, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to part 2!
Glad you enjoyed it
Very impressive position. A lot of work went into it! Keep up the great work!
Will do our best and thanks Thomas.
Great location. I wonder if the foundations were built in the early part of the war when they had time to put into the ascetics. I have done that style of rock work and that takes time. If we collected all the barb wire from the sites and melted, it down we could solve part of the low-grade steel supply issue. This site is huge, this would make a great scale diorama. Using a printer, it could be done in full 3D. The store cabinets are in great condition for their age. Great job on this segment can't wait for the others.
Yes William that place is something else for sure and loving it. more to come :)
This was a very nice explore! Looks like a lot of care and pride went into building their barracks. I'm sure there were many soldiers who were carpenters of various sorts that had a hand in the style. I would guess initially the German soldiers would have built these. Making it a home away from home not knowing if they would ever make it back as the years passed. Very nice adventure guys!
I agree and such a great place it is. Thanks David.
Another excellent video. Well done guys.
Thanks again!
Amazing finds the details of the final touches of barracks bunkers and the defensive outpost they were definitely made too last and you hit the nail on the head their are just soldiers of war especially hans and helmut thanks 😊 and I like eagle eyes 👀 wooden pistol 🔫 😀 👍
Yes locations like this are truly interesting and we learn so much from them. Thanks Karl for being here :)
Great video! So much barbed wire!
Indeed and thanks my friend.
Thank you for producing these videos
Thanks David.
That was quite the place HH and EE. The German soldiers Barrack was very impressive and detailed. Can envision the German soldiers slightly inebriated, breaking bread and sharing personal stories of their loved ones and life back home. They just might have been the fortunate ones not having to fight on the Berlin front. Ordinary men doing what they were asked to. Unfortunately, a war may happen again with what is going on in the Ukraine with Russia. I feel for all the people involved as it is often the citizens and soldiers forced to fight paying the price for their government's destructive decisions. They sure was a lot of German combat barbed wire in Barbed Wire Alley. You don't want to fall on any of that wire. Surprised to see the barbed wire perimeter fence still standing. Thanks for taking us down through the tunnel. The one bunker with white walls was in pretty good shape for sure. Wonder if an animal tore something apart? Too bad the 10 5 cm gun wasn't still on the mound. Can't imagine it being able to accurately shoot 10 m's. Will look forward to next video. Stay safe you two.
Yes war is just totally tragic no matter what and in the end all humans suffer one way or another. Thanks for your great comment and for being here :)
That is such a great location. Nice find good sir and to you too Mr. History Hunter. 🤣
Thanks 👍
Those ocean views are stunning thankyou once more HH+EE
I agree and thanks for being here :)
This is awesome glad I found your channel
So glad to read that and thanks Brandon.
A well preserved location.
A great location and thanks :)
Very cool video
Thanks Jamie.
Excellent work, gentlemen!😎
Thank you kindly!
Keep em coming boss!
Will do ad thanks :)
Thank you for another great video. I can only hope I can make it to Europe one day to see them in person.
Maybe one day and thanks Scott.
Thank you for your contribution
Appreciated Tom
Wow you responded... thanks from Oregon...BTW,..a couple of miles from here were German WW2 prisoner's at a ole army training camp....they visited 20 years ago and said they loved the duty ..killing poison oak....
Astonishing complex, "Hans und Helmut" would have had a decent life there before the invasion. I often wonder if any of Soldiers that lived and worked there are still living. Great explore, thank you.
I wonder too my friend and sometimes i let my imagination do the work and i can see Hans & Helmut right there..Thanks Clay :)
Great video as always HH and EE. I have a book called, 'The Atlantic Wall,' and your videos compliment and bring the locations to life.
Great to read and thanks Penny :)
As a current serving soldier this history blows me away.
Thank you Rick.
To have fancy walls like that they must have had a lot of time on their hands,not like the soldiers fighting at Stalingrad
Great workmanship presented in those wall and thanks for being here.
I wonder if the forced labor person who did the mortar and stone work was a stone mason prior to the war, the workmanship is quite professional. I am amazed at the amount of barbed wire in the location and wonder if any animals get caught in it by accident, that whole area looks impassable! The wooden doors on the ammo storage areas are the first I believe I have ever seen intact in one of your videos, very impressive! Even the hinge work looks original! Just an amazing area that you and EE toured and videoed! Thanks for bringing us along once again!
He might have been and such high quality work it seems to be. The wooden door are just amazing still there. Thanks Donald for your incredible support and more to come my friend :)
Great location. I really enjoyed it!!!
We did too and glad we could share that :)
This is a perfect example of the Atlantic Wall coastal defence area from WW2.
Great place and thanks :)
Damn that's a lot of wire!
IT sure is and glad we could share it with you my friend.
@@WW2HistoryHunter I wonder how much metal there could be scrapped. Of course there is historical significance but raw metal rusting away with no purpose seems pointless. I bet there is thousands of recycled material available at some of these locations which would not detrimentally effect the value of such history.
Nice location - Look forward to part 2
Thanks 👍
Oh 20 min nice video, best regards from Croatia
Thanks Kris.
Always cool to see this stuff
Thank you for that.
Very well done, the stone works are just beautiful, to think what they were used for though, great job fellas, Johnny on the spot, now thats drum boogie ! G.I. jive , snap a salute, don't end up on K.P by the M.P from the LIeutee. V for Victory. . . --
He he , thank you so much our friend and glad you are here with us :)