Muttley , if you ever knew how much that is appreciated and how much that is coming in handy right now with the camper van needing some special care and attention. To be honest this will " rescue " some upcoming explores that we thought we had to abandon due to our " adjustment " of the travel conditions on he Eastern front trip and having to fix the camper van. Thank YOU so incredible much for that kindness my friend. Now we will for sure be able to keep on trucking :) Have a still great Easter and we send our greeting to you :)
I love your great drone shots and all the hard work you do for this channel. Also, your visualizations of the site and what it might have looked like back in the 1940's is so helpful. Thanks for a great video.
The cost of removing these locations after the war and the amount of work it would take is probably why many of these locations are still in existence. Land owners were to busy trying to get back to a normal life and support their families to worry about removing these massive structures. The history will always be there but we need people like you and your family to tell it. So far this massive road trip has not disappointed. Keep up the great work and be safe out there my friend.
WW2 history must not be taught in Europe. They don’t teach it in the USA. That may be one reason these locations are pretty much un touched. No one knows what happened during this time period. So happy your bringing this history to everyone so it’s not forgotten. While many locations are hard to see, your explorations and Eagle Eyes portrayal of a soldier, brings it to life in my mind. Great job as always my friend.
Sometimes Anthony i am surprised to see how little even locals know of many of these locations. Pretty strange. The other day we found a part of a British aircraft in a German field and even the local farmer did not know what that was. Very strange if you ask me. Thanks Anthony.
I think one must teach him self about this subject 👍 in Finland they teach what happened in WW2 and what part we played, but nothing about Messerschmidt or Heinkel 😅
The time and labor invested in building the trench system including stairs and all the gun positions is astounding. Lots of planning in a static defense position trying to cover eventualities. Quite a site. EE must be learning lots of tactics!
Now that was a really cool spot. It looks totally ready to be used again if you just clean out all the sticker bushes. Thanks for finding such a pristine location.
I'm trying to think of the hours of labor involved in creating a place like this, and it's mind boggling! Thanks for bringing yet another awesome position to us!❤
Absolutely love it when you bring us to such, virtually untouched, and unknown, locations, like this one. And what an amazing place this one is. Not only is the amount of work put in to erecting those stone walls, and stairs, stunning, but also the fact that they have been "faced" to present an almost smooth rock surface along the trench sides. A really incredible amount of time, labour, and effort, has been put into every metre of those walls, and steps, and bunkers. Perhaps the cave you were seeking is buried under that mysterious "rock fall" where the sides have fallen in? Done after the war to prevent people from getting into trouble? Thank you guys, for showing this amazing place to us, and for persevering through the thorns! Stay safe and stay well!
This little location is so well built and planned it seems even though it is just " out there " in nowhere. Loved the way they integrated the features into the terrain. The cave / tunnel is there just could not find it. We might go back later for a second look. Great explore and thanks Peter :)
What a lovely surprise today, 3 days duty, and then 2 videos, and this one was somewhere very special. The hours of planning that started this complex, and so well preserved, and free from graffiti, that you for allowing us to join you both, EE was having a great time with you. Stay safe and well my friends, now I need to rest
You guys have had some rough beautiful; country on this trip. Thanks for doing all the hard work so we can share history. I haven't heard EE complain even once. I did enjoy this EE
Great explore and yes EE NEVER complains about anything. The other day he marched a 14 km walk ( the " death road walk ") and never complained once. Thanks Lorele.
So many positions! They certainly meant to fortify that coastline. I can't imagine the kind of labor it took to build this place. Simply amazing! Until our next adventure, take care and stay safe. 💖💯
What a lovely adventure. All those details built there to defend such a small area. Makes you wonder sometimes. Thanks for sharing/taking us. I look forward to the next. Stay safe and SMILE!!!!
If it weren't for you guys we wouldn't be aware of these forgotten WW2 historical sites. Never ceases to amaze me how much time, effort, and planning are put into the making of these, and how they put up a good fight against the signs of time. EE you are such a trooper. Are you always that good natured? Thanks so much for taking us there. Take care.
What beautiful locations you two get to travel to not to mention the fantastic finds hiding within. Thank you for sharing and as alway's " good hunting ".
As you show us so many different constructions of bunkers and trenches, I see some workmanship that is clearly better than other areas. This area looks more "mature" as the construction of the trenches and walls is quite good; especially the rock trench walls. Too bad the gun at that one location had been removed as I don't think I have ever seen one (50mm anti tank gun). To man all these positions up and down the coast must have taken a lot of manpower! Thanks for taking us along on this trip!! Stay safe and stay well!!
My thoughts as well Donald. I loved to see the work they did there and to see the trenches made like that. They really planned that location well i think. Small location but great explore it was. We will show , soon i hope , a 50 mm location where at least the base of the guns are. Thanks Donald for your great support.
I love it when you take us to coastal artillery sites! So nice that it's not been vandalized. It is quite the site and amazing hte work they had to put in to build it. Thanks for taking us along again.
I understand why you don't show your faces on these videos, but why not say which country your in while filming them? Thank you and i really enjoy your videos
I had a little break from your videos as I was getting bunker blindness. Glad I did as im really enjoying the videos again! Safe travels with all the UXO on the eastern front
I enjoy the story behind the history and you have a great search partner. EE, I enjoy your demonstrations and performances in fighting positions. HH, find another small location to send EE into for him to narrate.
Enjoyed the drone shots. The MG or cannon position overlooking the Atlantic Ocean was strategically placed. The terrain seemed treacherous in areas, be careful. Really good idea using the trenches to get around HH. Love EE's running commentary and enthusiasm. Thank you for taking us inside the bunkers. Again, thanks for the pictures as to what the different activities would look like during that time. They did an excellent job using the natural resources native to that area. Good job manning the fighting position. No worries making an error in regards to the gun position. We have all been there HH. Some of those steps do have quite a drop. Imagine running down them during battle! That was quite an adventure. Thank you for taking us along EE and HH.
The constructions appear so rough but that is the use of rocks to cover the concrete. A typical example of German coastal fortifications with the deep trench system linking g all the gun positions. The staircases areiconicof such fortifications. Anything to get the soldiers quickly and safely into position when the alarm sounded. The 5cm kwk gun positions were so interesting and it was fantastic to see the picture of two soldiers manning that type of gun. Did you keep exploring to find the cave or barrack foundations or a large bunker? The thorn and terrain were not friendly but you guys always bring us such brilliant footage of even the remotest positions. Thank you team! ❤
Once again, thank you for another fascinating and informative video. The Atlantic Wall was an extraordinary feat of design and engineering which, sadly, was constructed by much forced labour and the resultant hardship and death. It serves as both a reminder of Nazi power in Occupied Europe and a memorial to those who died under this cruel regime. And please buy a thorn-proof jacket to protect you from the prickly bushes and plants! Happy Easter to you and to EE!
Hey great to get back watching your videos very interesting and different no historians . Also I know you were a sub mariner my grandfather Alfred Harry smith died aboard HMS THETIS on the 1 June 1939 . Your a very brave breed. Take care .
I own a 1998 MB ML 320 so I recognize German engineering as extraordinary but these bunkers and gun placements are mind boggling for their design and construction. Thank you for showing them.
Truly amazing features and specifications and engineering the Germans had at that time. Amazing defense positions to secure the area they were protecting. Thank you Soo much for all your videos and history of the Germans military efforts to help secure the job they were trained to do. God bless you and Eagle eyes and bunker buster girl for everything you do and risk to do.
Beautiful complex and not on the graffiti tour book. I don't know about you but I would not want that shore position as duty post at night in January. EE as a matter of fact I did enjoy it. 😁 Well done mate, but the videos always are. Stay safe out there and Happy Easter to you and the family,
I agree , what a cold ad harsh place to be during a winter storm. This place is really cool even though it is one of the smaller ones. EE did well and enjoyed that place i could see. Thanks William :)
Thanks for the video HH and EE,this looks a great stronghold was it ever attacked by the allies?set in stunning location as usual, holy sheep 😂good one EE, take care both of you.
amazingly untouched and desolate site here so many traces of the past but sadly many incidents where the locals have trashed the bunkers and trenches just kicking all the beautiful rock walls down into the pits. Many men have worked hard to build those so rescpect should be shown to all these emplacements!
Again very well done, Germans were and still are masters of technology and architecture. Now you may want to think about wrapping the cuffs of your trousers with duct tape, just enough to keep insects from crawling around especially spiders. Just a thought. Have fun guys. ALARM, INVASIONEN SIE KOMMEN ALLIEN FALLSCHIRMJAGER , ok I'm back on earth again I had to throw in Maj. Warner Pluskat.
He he , such great comments from you William , loving it. We all need to " fly away " every now and then out of orbit and then crash land in reality :) Thanks my friend.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Good morning, you're very welcome indeed my friend. I was going through some of my collections, the stuff I accumulated through the years. Every military post has pawn shops, I'd go through all the dusty stuff nobody wanted, steel pots, canteens, weg gear, even found an original Wermacht 5 litre gas can still serviceable. My best find was that U.S.Musette bag with Rommels autographed photo stuck in it, look I emptied every pack, bag, pocket, 2 days of digging. Anyways be cool yall, I am not prepared to dispute Der fuher.
Great video
Muttley , if you ever knew how much that is appreciated and how much that is coming in handy right now with the camper van needing some special care and attention. To be honest this will " rescue " some upcoming explores that we thought we had to abandon due to our " adjustment " of the travel conditions on he Eastern front trip and having to fix the camper van. Thank YOU so incredible much for that kindness my friend. Now we will for sure be able to keep on trucking :) Have a still great Easter and we send our greeting to you :)
Lot cheaper then Going There..🤑🤑🤑
@@WW2HistoryHunter Just spend $250 on a 4 cylinder battery on Sunday😝😝😝
❤ wow Mutley. So generous of you.
I love your great drone shots and all the hard work you do for this channel. Also, your visualizations of the site and what it might have looked like back in the 1940's is so helpful. Thanks for a great video.
Thank you Christopher for that and will come in very handy indeed. Appreciated my friend and we send our greetings your way :)
That was a tough one, those brambles are vicious! Thanks for showing us those defenses HH and EE!
Yes they do make you bleed pretty quick and i tend to get a huge blister where they get you. Thanks my friend.
The cost of removing these locations after the war and the amount of work it would take is probably why many of these locations are still in existence. Land owners were to busy trying to get back to a normal life and support their families to worry about removing these massive structures. The history will always be there but we need people like you and your family to tell it. So far this massive road trip has not disappointed. Keep up the great work and be safe out there my friend.
I hope as much as possible of the history will be out there for a very long time :)
Wonderful example of a coastal position , I couldn't imagine winter in that place. Great video guys !
It really is a great little place and loved to see that. Thanks for your great support Dave :)
That is an utterly remarkable place. Keep going guys, loving your adventures. 👍
Thank you! Will do!
Thanks!
Wow, talk about fire power. This spot sure had guns. Eagle eyes I love your demonstrations and sound effects.
Yes we loved that place , smal but very interesting. Thanks for your kind support Skimmer :)
WW2 history must not be taught in Europe. They don’t teach it in the USA. That may be one reason these locations are pretty much un touched. No one knows what happened during this time period. So happy your bringing this history to everyone so it’s not forgotten. While many locations are hard to see, your explorations and Eagle Eyes portrayal of a soldier, brings it to life in my mind. Great job as always my friend.
Sometimes Anthony i am surprised to see how little even locals know of many of these locations. Pretty strange. The other day we found a part of a British aircraft in a German field and even the local farmer did not know what that was. Very strange if you ask me. Thanks Anthony.
I think one must teach him self about this subject 👍 in Finland they teach what happened in WW2 and what part we played, but nothing about Messerschmidt or Heinkel 😅
The time and labor invested in building the trench system including stairs and all the gun positions is astounding. Lots of planning in a static defense position trying to cover eventualities. Quite a site. EE must be learning lots of tactics!
Yes so much work involved at even the smallest of these locations. Yes EE is truly learning so much doing this. Thanks Stephanie.
Now that was a really cool spot. It looks totally ready to be used again if you just clean out all the sticker bushes. Thanks for finding such a pristine location.
Thanks 👍
I'm trying to think of the hours of labor involved in creating a place like this, and it's mind boggling! Thanks for bringing yet another awesome position to us!❤
Yes just imagine how much work even the simplest of those positions took to create and build. Thanks Cynthia :)
Absolutely love it when you bring us to such, virtually untouched, and unknown, locations, like this one. And what an amazing place this one is. Not only is the amount of work put in to erecting those stone walls, and stairs, stunning, but also the fact that they have been "faced" to present an almost smooth rock surface along the trench sides. A really incredible amount of time, labour, and effort, has been put into every metre of those walls, and steps, and bunkers. Perhaps the cave you were seeking is buried under that mysterious "rock fall" where the sides have fallen in? Done after the war to prevent people from getting into trouble? Thank you guys, for showing this amazing place to us, and for persevering through the thorns! Stay safe and stay well!
This little location is so well built and planned it seems even though it is just " out there " in nowhere. Loved the way they integrated the features into the terrain. The cave / tunnel is there just could not find it. We might go back later for a second look. Great explore and thanks Peter :)
What a great location! I really admire the research you do to find these places. Great job. 👍
Thanks John
Holy sheep.... amazing defensive position. Love EE's re-enactments. Watch those thorns guys. Thank you for getting out there, doing what you do.
Indeed and we thank you for being here :)
What a lovely surprise today, 3 days duty, and then 2 videos, and this one was somewhere very special. The hours of planning that started this complex, and so well preserved, and free from graffiti, that you for allowing us to join you both, EE was having a great time with you. Stay safe and well my friends, now I need to rest
yes such a clean and interesting small position that is. Loved it Barry and so glad we could share that with you :)
What a position can't believe how it was built great work you two can't wait to see the next adventure.
Yes Jacob , just have to love that little location there. Such great details and glad we could share that with you :)
❤ A spectacular location love all the gun positions. Thank you history hunter and Eli's for all your hard work fellas.
Loved it and thanks William :)
Beautiful! Just amazing. Once again I’m so jealous of your adventures!
Thank you very much!
You guys have had some rough beautiful; country on this trip. Thanks for doing all the hard work so we can share history. I haven't heard EE complain even once. I did enjoy this EE
Great explore and yes EE NEVER complains about anything. The other day he marched a 14 km walk ( the " death road walk ") and never complained once. Thanks Lorele.
So many positions! They certainly meant to fortify that coastline. I can't imagine the kind of labor it took to build this place. Simply amazing! Until our next adventure, take care and stay safe. 💖💯
This place is small but so interesting. I loved to see the different details there and more to come my friend :)
Great video guys, really appreciate the hard work you put in to bring these great videos to us 👍🏻
So glad for that and thanks :)
Fantastic coastal area well fortified with these amazing structures. Another great video HH and EE, full of details and insight.
We thank you for being here and greetings from us.
What a lovely adventure. All those details built there to defend such a small area. Makes you wonder sometimes. Thanks for sharing/taking us. I look forward to the next. Stay safe and SMILE!!!!
Agree so much put into such a tine position. They really did good quality work there. Thanks Colleen :)
Always love to see these sites that haven't been graffitied . Would have been quite a site to see just after the war.
Totally so and thanks King :)
Nice find. Always a pleasure watching you two finding new places.
Well done.
Thanks 👍
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history
Our pleasure Earl and hope you have a great day :)
Happy Easter from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history
If it weren't for you guys we wouldn't be aware of these forgotten WW2 historical sites. Never ceases to amaze me how much time, effort, and planning are put into the making of these, and how they put up a good fight against the signs of time. EE you are such a trooper. Are you always that good natured? Thanks so much for taking us there. Take care.
Totally agree Laura and that is why we go out and share with everybody. Thanks for your great support.
Does sound travel fast there? Does any movement cause an echo in that location? Very curious. Stay safe you two!
hm i really could not tell. Thanks Paul :)
What beautiful locations you two get to travel to not to mention the fantastic finds hiding within. Thank you for sharing and as alway's " good hunting ".
Great place this is and very glad we could share that and thanks my friend :)
Another great find, thanks HH , EE for
Sharing, seeing the bunkers always amazes me so may resources and work. Thanks for all your efforts.
Glad you enjoyed it
What a beautiful spot to explore. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure
All our pleasure and thanks :)
As you show us so many different constructions of bunkers and trenches, I see some workmanship that is clearly better than other areas. This area looks more "mature" as the construction of the trenches and walls is quite good; especially the rock trench walls. Too bad the gun at that one location had been removed as I don't think I have ever seen one (50mm anti tank gun). To man all these positions up and down the coast must have taken a lot of manpower! Thanks for taking us along on this trip!! Stay safe and stay well!!
My thoughts as well Donald. I loved to see the work they did there and to see the trenches made like that. They really planned that location well i think. Small location but great explore it was. We will show , soon i hope , a 50 mm location where at least the base of the guns are. Thanks Donald for your great support.
I did enjoy it EE!! It’s really amazing what the Germans created there! Great video you two! Thank you HH and EE!!! ❤️❤️
Glad you enjoyed it
Yes EE, I enjoyed it very much! Once again, more great content. So looking forward to your adventures out East!🤓
More to come for sure and thanks Damon :)
Thank y’all ! Great great location ! A lot of gun positions! IT was fantastic! Thanks HH & EE . Be careful Be safe ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
We loved to be there and share that with you my friend :)
Defensively solid location that has not been destroyed by humans or nature. Thank you for the great revelation.
Agree and so glad it is pristine in condition and no idiotic graffiti there.Thanks David.
I love it when you take us to coastal artillery sites! So nice that it's not been vandalized. It is quite the site and amazing hte work they had to put in to build it. Thanks for taking us along again.
Loving it and thanks my friend.
As Eagle Eyes would say.Holy sheep!! What an incredible location,brilliant how it blends into the natural environment.👍
Yes such a great camo by nature there. Thanks.
I understand why you don't show your faces on these videos, but why not say which country your in while filming them? Thank you and i really enjoy your videos
We never reveal ANY Locations. Thanks.
Sorry just asking
Thanks!
Thank you so much William and greetings from us
Fascinating place. Thank you EE and yes I enjoyed this. Love the Atlantic Wall visits, so much and so many to see.
Glad you enjoyed it and more to come soon :)
Very nice discovery of the gun positions & bunkers. Thanks
Loved that place and thanks Joe :)
I had a little break from your videos as I was getting bunker blindness. Glad I did as im really enjoying the videos again! Safe travels with all the UXO on the eastern front
There you go an thanks :)
I enjoy the story behind the history and you have a great search partner. EE, I enjoy your demonstrations and performances in fighting positions. HH, find another small location to send EE into for him to narrate.
Thank you very much and EE will for sure do more project later. Thanks.
So cool ty for sharing Happy Easter!
Happy Easter from us and thanks :)
Enjoyed the drone shots. The MG or cannon position overlooking the Atlantic Ocean was strategically placed. The terrain seemed treacherous in areas, be careful. Really good idea using the trenches to get around HH. Love EE's running commentary and enthusiasm. Thank you for taking us inside the bunkers. Again, thanks for the pictures as to what the different activities would look like during that time. They did an excellent job using the natural resources native to that area. Good job manning the fighting position. No worries making an error in regards to the gun position. We have all been there HH. Some of those steps do have quite a drop. Imagine running down them during battle! That was quite an adventure. Thank you for taking us along EE and HH.
Yes tough terrain that is and i loved how they integrated all the features in to the terrain. Great explore and thanks Laura :)
What an amazing place it is they made the fortifications strong and comfortable for the soldiers to live there while defending the area
Agree Karl and thanks for being here.
G'day guys. Happy Easter. Another great 👌 video
Happy Easter Stephen and greetings from us.
Brilliant place to see thank you HH & EE always interesting shearing our time together 😎😎😎😎
We loved that place and gad we shared it with you my friend :)
The constructions appear so rough but that is the use of rocks to cover the concrete. A typical example of German coastal fortifications with the deep trench system linking g all the gun positions. The staircases areiconicof such fortifications. Anything to get the soldiers quickly and safely into position when the alarm sounded. The 5cm kwk gun positions were so interesting and it was fantastic to see the picture of two soldiers manning that type of gun. Did you keep exploring to find the cave or barrack foundations or a large bunker? The thorn and terrain were not friendly but you guys always bring us such brilliant footage of even the remotest positions. Thank you team! ❤
Yes lovely details there and so many of them. WE will return to see later if we can find the cave. Thanks and be safe out there Beverley :)
Happy Easter! Thank You For The Video!!
Happy Easter from us and thanks my friend.
You could try metal detecting on some of those areas thanks for the video
Thanks for watching.
Such a cool adventure. Thanks for including us.
Thank you my friend for that :)
Thank you so much. Enjoyed this
Very glad ot read that Lisa and so glad you are here with us. Thanks and greeting to you :)
Great video, as always! Greetings my friends!
Appreciated and be safe out there :)
Love your videos keep up the great work
Thanks so much Cory :)
Once again, thank you for another fascinating and informative video. The Atlantic Wall was an extraordinary feat of design and engineering which, sadly, was constructed by much forced labour and the resultant hardship and death. It serves as both a reminder of Nazi power in Occupied Europe and a memorial to those who died under this cruel regime. And please buy a thorn-proof jacket to protect you from the prickly bushes and plants! Happy Easter to you and to EE!
Yes so very true Sue. We love to find these places and share them with you. Be safe out there and Happy Easter from us :)
Hey great to get back watching your videos very interesting and different no historians . Also I know you were a sub mariner my grandfather Alfred Harry smith died aboard HMS THETIS on the 1 June 1939 . Your a very brave breed. Take care .
Welcome back my friend and we thank you for being here :)
Another great find. The Germans definitely made these bunkers to last a long time.
I think so too and thanks Garry :)
great place overthere and great trenchsystems
Thanks.
I own a 1998 MB ML 320 so I recognize German engineering as extraordinary but these bunkers and gun placements are mind boggling for their design and construction. Thank you for showing them.
Great place actually and loved ot share that. Thanks Dave.
Truly amazing features and specifications and engineering the Germans had at that time. Amazing defense positions to secure the area they were protecting. Thank you Soo much for all your videos and history of the Germans military efforts to help secure the job they were trained to do. God bless you and Eagle eyes and bunker buster girl for everything you do and risk to do.
Thank you my friend :)
Many thanks, Eagle eyes 👀 for your intrepid adventures.
Thanks you so much :)
So many locations to see each with a story to tell.
Indeed and thanks for being here :)
Holy Sheep, I can't wait for another video adventure, Thank you WW2 History hunter and Eagle eyes
Indeed and thanks Enrico for watching.
Another great position explored!
Indeed and loved that little locations there. Thanks.
Amazing location thank you so much for sharing
Thanks so much David :)
I am amazed at the amount of concrete
Indeed and we appreciate you watching :)
Beautiful complex and not on the graffiti tour book. I don't know about you but I would not want that shore position as duty post at night in January. EE as a matter of fact I did enjoy it. 😁 Well done mate, but the videos always are. Stay safe out there and Happy Easter to you and the family,
I agree , what a cold ad harsh place to be during a winter storm. This place is really cool even though it is one of the smaller ones. EE did well and enjoyed that place i could see. Thanks William :)
@ww2historyhunter do ya use Drones for diffult shots on the ground?
Sometimes we do. Thanks for watching.
Awesome!
Thanks!
AWESOME LOCATION AND HOLY SHEEEP. 🐏🐑🐏 WHAT A BEAUTIFUL AREA TOO BIG GREAT STUFF AS ALWAYS TAKE CARE BROTHER 🙂
There you go my friend and thanks for being here :)
Superb.
Thanks.
Coolt ställe👍
I know my friend and we loved to find that. Thanks.
When you show the map of the wall show us wherever are seeing
ok and thanks for watching.
The ingenious enginouity of the German people with the trench systems that they've made.
Interesting place it is and thanks Leonard for being here.
They remain special videos and the environment you visit.
Yes and we love to find these smaller locations with all the details to learn from. Thanks Oma :)
Very cool. Can only imagine what they seen sitting in those trenches.
I know Leeroy. Loved that place even though it was a smaller one. Great details and thanks for being here.
Thanks for the video HH and EE,this looks a great stronghold was it ever attacked by the allies?set in stunning location as usual, holy sheep 😂good one EE, take care both of you.
It was strafe twice if my information is correct and that is about it. Thanks Christopher.
@@WW2HistoryHunter thanks HH
Back in the 40s during I bet the view from that place was a lot less grown in so sight lines would have been a lot better
It sure was less vegetation there and tons of camo webbing used by the Germans there. Loved this place and thanks my friend.
amazingly untouched and desolate site here so many traces of the past but sadly many incidents where the locals have trashed the bunkers and trenches just kicking all the beautiful rock walls down into the pits. Many men have worked hard to build those so rescpect should be shown to all these emplacements!
Yes some very strange places out there still to be found. Thank YOU for being here with us :)
Cool
Thanks.
Hitler wanted to make no one could invade the coast
Indeed and thanks for watching.
Great bunkers by German
Thanks.
Judge amazing position thank you for sharing this with me hope you all is well High eagle eyes you guys be safe proud to be German
It is a great little historic location Kenneth and we thank you for being here :)
💙💛👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Glenn :)
❤
Thank you :)
GREAT ADVENTURE FOR THE FAMILY , SHOULD REMEMBER ALLIES NOT ENAMY YOUS WERE OCCUPIED COUNTRY'S 😮 .
Thanks.
👋😀👍
Thank you my friend :)
Beautiful view of the ocean
Looking forward to seeing more history. ❤🥸❤✌️👍
Yes Robert , a fantastic place that is and we just loved that. More to come and be safe out there :)
Again very well done, Germans were and still are masters of technology and architecture. Now you may want to think about wrapping the cuffs of your trousers with duct tape, just enough to keep insects from crawling around especially spiders. Just a thought. Have fun guys. ALARM, INVASIONEN SIE KOMMEN ALLIEN FALLSCHIRMJAGER , ok I'm back on earth again I had to throw in Maj. Warner Pluskat.
He he , such great comments from you William , loving it. We all need to " fly away " every now and then out of orbit and then crash land in reality :) Thanks my friend.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Good morning, you're very welcome indeed my friend. I was going through some of my collections, the stuff I accumulated through the years. Every military post has pawn shops, I'd go through all the dusty stuff nobody wanted, steel pots, canteens, weg gear, even found an original Wermacht 5 litre gas can still serviceable. My best find was that U.S.Musette bag with Rommels autographed photo stuck in it, look I emptied every pack, bag, pocket, 2 days of digging. Anyways be cool yall, I am not prepared to dispute Der fuher.
😁😁😁😁
Thank you so much Jim :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Any video on the South of France ??
another excellent video. ty EE & HH
Thanks again!
❤
Thank you for that :)