We love to explore with the MD machines and so much fun out there. Thank YOU for your incredible support my friend and we send our greetings from us :)
That is VERY kind you you Jim and it will come in very handy in a upcoming tour that we are considering doing in Christmas time. Greatly appreciated my friend and we send a greeting from us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter No thanks necessary Eric and Eagle Eyes, you are doing something I've always wanted to do and I wish to help you out whenever I can. It's for everyone's best interests who love history just like you guys do here. Thank you for making these videos, you are one lucky man to get to experience this with your children. There's absolutely nothing easy being a single parent also, and I love how you both have a very common interest as well. Not many dads get to do these things with their children even once, but you get to watch your children learn and grow all at the same time, that I found amazing. God bless you all and may God always provide and protect you in your travels in life. I will definitely keep helping out when possible on my end guys, much love and respect, Jim C.
What a great find EE. I know now that HH (Dad) explained and educated you well on the use of the metal detector. I noticed that as you made the finds that Dad became as excited as I'm sure you were. As the old saying goes 'The apple never falls far from the tree'. I so happy for you. Now be careful, and stay healthy.
The Amazing Eagle Eye's strikes again with another spectacular discovery of 3 panzer fauls. Thank you, history hunter and Eagle Eye's, for all of the great videos.
Eagle Eyes is always finding something fantastic on these metal detecting adventures. It’s almost like he’s a magnet for history. This location has turned up some very nice finds. This should definitely go on your worth a return trip list.
Eagle Eye is so amazing at finding amazing items! I enjoy how you add the context to the items you find. Thank you so much for the Touching History Tour. Blessings from Matthew & Mike...
Fantastic area to search, and what amazing luck EE has again. Finding three Panzerfausts again is unbelievable. EE will surely be the Indiana Jones of his age. Thank you so much for taking us with you on this Touching History Tour.
Great finds in the forest! Panzerfaust tubes are rare I would think, I don't recall you ever restoring one . Another rare find was the allied .303 spent round. If it could talk it would be interesting to see if it did indeed come from a fighter aircraft! Another great video you two! The THT has been a great source of WWII information and learning! Stay safe and stay well!!
Yes so strange to see that EE has found 3 of them twice and so glad for that. The round most likely came from a strafing aircraft we think as we think the allied troops never came there before after the war. Loved the place and thanks for you fantastic support Donald :)
Just wow, EE. Finding just one Panzerfausts tube would be slim, never mind three. Great finds EE & HH The Touching History Tour was a major success. Noticed it was raining. You bring us WW2 in all types of weather. Thanks ❤❤
Yes EE was so lucky with that and the rain never stops us :) We will share all we can with you Laura. Thanks so much and we send a greeting from us and keep smiling :)
i am so happy about you guys,that panzefaust total treat,i just got the notification after i got home from my metal detecting,after many years of search,i found my first ww2 gun,a mauser k98,i was like a kid on christmas and im very glad eagle eyes is making all those great discoveries
Thank you yet again for making a wonderful and interesting video. You and your family are fantastic. I used to find bullets in my mum's garden the best one I found was a German luger pistol. My mums house was built in 1921 on top of a ww1 prisoner camp i also found britsh 303 rounds but the luger was the best.
I love it when you bring out the metal detector, but it seems EE doesn't need one. Great find EE. So glad you had the idea for your Touching History Tour, you picked some amazing locations. Thank you and keep up the great work you do. Can't wait for the next episode. Take care and stay safe my friends.
Yes EE is so lucky out there and he keeps finding stuff even without a MD machine and i just love that. Very curious he is and it pays off. Thanks so much for your great support Allen :)
8:30 The 'A&H' markings on this spoon indicate it was bought at a famous department store that used to be in Clapham, London in the UK. The store was called 'Arding & Hobbs' very high class store for wealthy people. Meaning this spoon is indeed a trophy probably taken from POW's that were here. The store finally closed and was used in several movies including 'Do it Yourself Mr Bean'
Another great video HH. Need to keep EE out in front we will find that tank yet. 😁There must have been a fire fight, to find the different munitions along with Panzerfausts. Keep the great work coming. Stay safe and well out there.
Well done guys. You found some really nice pieces of History, in that wet and soggy forest, but, as usual, EE takes the cake. Three Panzerfausts! Again! What an amazing gift you have, EE. To be able to find, what most of us, would just walk past. Just amazing. I love these finds, each one presents its own little mystery, it's own little spark of imagination as why it's there, and who was there with it. Thank you EE for the "Touching History" tour. Just loving every minute of it, and cannot wait to see what else you guys have found in your travels! Cheers to you both! Stay Safe!
yes this is the second time he finds 3 of them in a confined area and i dont know how he does it. Very glad he does and thanks Cynthia for being here with us :)
Love the metal detector video's, never know what is just under your feet. EE living up to his name yet again with those Panzerfaust, so many in such a small area, looks like some fighting took place here. Thank you for taking us along on this explore, ad looking forward to the next video in the EE "Touching History" series. Stay safe and well my friends
Congratulations, once again, to EE for finding these WW2 artefacts. It's lovely to see your parental pride in EE and how he's growing into an accomplished young lad. Perhaps he will study Archaeology one day at university? It's a fascinating subject and he has a head-start in field work with these battlefield tours, especially his Touching History theme. Looking forward to your next finds!
Seeing the canister for the smoke shot was cool, but then 3 panzerfausts wow!. I somehow knew when you were having trouble it was going to turn out to be a 9mm cartridge, I think I may have watched a few of your videos LOL
Yes that smoke grenade was actually cool to find and EE is a magnet when it comes to those Panzerfaust as he has found 3 before just next to each other and so lucky he is. Thanks JuleyC )
Wow! EE doesnt need a detector to find a panzerfaust! Great job young man! I know you are so proud of him. I know I sure am. This was very interesting with the WW2 artifacts that you found. It would be so cool to be able to find items from that time period. Thank you both for sharing this. EE had an awesome idea for this tour. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Just how amazing was that to find that mine detonator on the surface!!! My jaw dropped when you found that lol. Also, to find 3 panzerfaust AGAIN is super amazing!!! Very nice going EE!! You are definitely lucky on finding stuff. That area does have a lot of history and history to be found. Interesting area. Thanks for a great video HH. Stay well,safe,smile....and until then, my friend,...................
yes we loved it and this is the second time that EE finds , not one , but 3 of these just near to each other and very happy for that. Thanks Colleen :)
Amazing findings. Great video. Thank you very much for that! One question please. Are you not scared about the explosives that might be there? As there might not only be panzerfaust-pipes but also the projectiles?
Was great to see you out metal detecting. Seems as if it's been a while since you last did that. Couldn't believe Eagle Eyes found another three Panzerfausts! Such amazing finds.
What a super find!! I have always wanted to go over there and do exactly what you are both doing. To be able to explore places where history was made. My hat is off to you both, and keep up the super work!
My late father, who saw action in Italy in WW2, was traveling in a convoy in an early form of armored personnel carrier called a 'Kangaroo' (the only problem being that one's head and shoulders protruded vulnerably above the top of the vehicle) when an elite German parachute regiment (parachutists who were grounded), ambushed them.The guy next to dad was shot in the head and the Kangaroo in front was hit by a Panzerfaust . He heard the occupants - everyone of whom died - screaming. Then he saw another Panzerfaust headed straight for HIS Kangaroo, but thankfully, it just skipped over the top of them. I won't go in to the terrible details because there was other carnage as well, but this event - in which he was wounded - occurred at a place called Gaiana Canal and severely traumatized him.
Nice finds! I wonder if the panzerfausts were fired or just disarmed and the tubes tossed away? I see you using the smaller coil on the detector. Less ground coverage, but they don't miss much. (Yes, I have detectors lol - most places near me aren't nearly as interesting though)
How exciting to find the variety of artifacts proving that the Germans were there The best was the evidence of a battle with a British cartridge together with the German ones and of course the 3 panzer fausts! Well done EE, that was quite some WW2 history to touched! ❤
Great set of finds to cheer you up on a damp dreary day. It is very intriguing to wonder why a British made spoon ended up in that area alongside all those German artifacts.
@@WW2HistoryHunter- This is the conclusion I came to as well. Probably obtained earlier in the war by a German soldier (in France possibly). I remember a remarkable find made in Russia - near the ruins of a destroyed German tank, they found an American M1A1 folding stock carbine. This unusual rifle was likely captured in Sicily, kept by a tank crewman who enjoyed how compact it was, then taken to Russia when his unit was reassigned to the Eastern Front.
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Fantastic job guys as always. Well done EE again. Amazing. I must say, finding that spoon immediately took me back to Monty Python's Life of Brian. " We found this spoon sir. Good work Centurian". :) Sorry. Couldn't help it. :)
All I know is, I'd follow EE anywhere 🤣 Seriously, between the both of you, I think one day you'll find a million dollar treasure hoard, and you'd very well deserve it. I can't believe you found three panzerfaust tubes! That whole forest must have not been visited much over the years, which bodes well for further exploration. It wouldn't surprise me if you found some great uniform hardware such as cap badges and buckles. As always, the very best to the both of you!
Well who knows what the future holds. EE has actually found 3 of them before just next to each other so he is a very lucky boy indeed. Thanks Dennis :)
My great grandfather was driving a jeep in Europe late war when he hit a mine it injured his leg and he had a limp for the rest of his life .his brother died in a b17 training accident
Wow great finds fantastic pieces of history. Me n the mrs do magnet fishing and got a ww2 mills grenade out of the canal. The bomb squad blew it up. Fun morning out. "Black country canal rats" is the mrs page on face book documenting all her finds. Keep up the good work great military history channel
Very exciting. I gather this is on the Eastern Front, somewhere in eastern Germany. Were the three Panzerfausts retrieved or left there, due to their bad condition? I was rewatching the old PBS documentary Battlefield recently. The narrator claimed that the Joseph Stalin IS-2 heavy tanks were just about indestructible during the Berlin fighting. I wonder if the Panzerfausts were effective against them.
My dad’s uncle was in ww2 and he died during service, but they gave many explanations as to how he died… they didn’t tell the truth so my dad is getting a hold of his military records to see how he died
Hi, History Hunter and Eagle Eyes, Have you ever found an unfired Panzerfaust (I would imagine that you had to immediately inform the authorities if you did). God Bless and stay safe.
Big thumbs up for EE and he lives up to his name. Just watch without any aids, special boy. You will probably be proud as a father... The other discoveries are also so special
It's good to see the metal detector out again
We love to explore with the MD machines and so much fun out there. Thank YOU for your incredible support my friend and we send our greetings from us :)
Thanks! Some extra gas money for you guys. Stay safe and warm out there! 😉👍
That is VERY kind you you Jim and it will come in very handy in a upcoming tour that we are considering doing in Christmas time. Greatly appreciated my friend and we send a greeting from us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter No thanks necessary Eric and Eagle Eyes, you are doing something I've always wanted to do and I wish to help you out whenever I can. It's for everyone's best interests who love history just like you guys do here. Thank you for making these videos, you are one lucky man to get to experience this with your children. There's absolutely nothing easy being a single parent also, and I love how you both have a very common interest as well. Not many dads get to do these things with their children even once, but you get to watch your children learn and grow all at the same time, that I found amazing. God bless you all and may God always provide and protect you in your travels in life. I will definitely keep helping out when possible on my end guys, much love and respect, Jim C.
Wow, what finds and crazy they are like that and were forgotten. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing find! So did you and EE both put a panzerfaust to your shoulder to take aim at a tank? I know I would of! ;-)
Well we do play around off camera so who knows :) Thanks so much for your great support my friend , much appreciated.
What a great find EE. I know now that HH (Dad) explained and educated you well on the use of the metal detector. I noticed that as you made the finds that Dad became as excited as I'm sure you were. As the old saying goes 'The apple never falls far from the tree'. I so happy for you. Now be careful, and stay healthy.
yes EE does sometimes just hit it and then i go,,,ahaa ! Well someone does do have all the luck i guess :) Thanks Ted and send a greeting from us :)
Eagle Eyes The Panzerfaust King !
Amazing video .. and some great finds ! Thankyou again HH and EE !!
The Amazing Eagle Eye's strikes again with another spectacular discovery of 3 panzer fauls. Thank you, history hunter and Eagle Eye's, for all of the great videos.
Thanks again!
Eagle Eyes is always finding something fantastic on these metal detecting adventures. It’s almost like he’s a magnet for history. This location has turned up some very nice finds. This should definitely go on your worth a return trip list.
You got that right and this is the second time he finds , not one , but 3 of these at the same location. Thanks :)
Eagle Eye is so amazing at finding amazing items! I enjoy how you add the context to the items you find. Thank you so much for the Touching History Tour. Blessings from Matthew & Mike...
You are so welcome my friend and EE is so lucky out there. Thanks so much for letting us g out and find that :) Greetings and more to come :)
Fantastic area to search, and what amazing luck EE has again. Finding three Panzerfausts again is unbelievable. EE will surely be the Indiana Jones of his age. Thank you so much for taking us with you on this Touching History Tour.
Thanks again my friend and EE did so well out there. We send our greetings your way and be safe out there :)
Tell Eagle Eyes that there is a saying that states "Good things come in threes." You definitely proved that! Great video & finds!
Yes it is the second time he finds 3 of them just laying around. Thanks for being here :)
Amazing Finds, Well Done Eagle Eyes, Fantastic Work Both, 👏
Thanks 👍
Great finds in the forest! Panzerfaust tubes are rare I would think, I don't recall you ever restoring one . Another rare find was the allied .303 spent round. If it could talk it would be interesting to see if it did indeed come from a fighter aircraft! Another great video you two! The THT has been a great source of WWII information and learning! Stay safe and stay well!!
Yes so strange to see that EE has found 3 of them twice and so glad for that. The round most likely came from a strafing aircraft we think as we think the allied troops never came there before after the war. Loved the place and thanks for you fantastic support Donald :)
What great finds I can't believe you two found the panzerfaust and multiple ones great work you two can't wait to see the next video.
Me neither and we loved to see that :) Thanks Jacob :)
Great find Great video Thank you for all You and your son do
Thanks you so much Dale :)
You both are correct! That was AMAZING! A great hunt! Good job Eagle Eyes & History Hunter!
Thanks 👍
Just wow, EE. Finding just one Panzerfausts tube would be slim, never mind three. Great finds EE & HH The Touching History Tour was a major success. Noticed it was raining. You bring us WW2 in all types of weather. Thanks ❤❤
Yes EE was so lucky with that and the rain never stops us :) We will share all we can with you Laura. Thanks so much and we send a greeting from us and keep smiling :)
That was a great day out, fancy finding Panzerfausts just below the surface, a one in a million find! Thanks HH and EE!
Yes it was and we loved that. Thanks my friend for being here :)
Really cool finds. Looks like an amazing trip and of course spending time with your son and teaching history. A great way to have fun.
Thanks 👍
i am so happy about you guys,that panzefaust total treat,i just got the notification after i got home from my metal detecting,after many years of search,i found my first ww2 gun,a mauser k98,i was like a kid on christmas
and im very glad eagle eyes is making all those great discoveries
How great to read and thanks for watching :)
Thank you yet again for making a wonderful and interesting video. You and your family are fantastic. I used to find bullets in my mum's garden the best one I found was a German luger pistol. My mums house was built in 1921 on top of a ww1 prisoner camp i also found britsh 303 rounds but the luger was the best.
Must have been lots of fun. Thanks for being here with us :)
I love it when you bring out the metal detector, but it seems EE doesn't need one. Great find EE. So glad you had the idea for your Touching History Tour, you picked some amazing locations. Thank you and keep up the great work you do. Can't wait for the next episode. Take care and stay safe my friends.
Yes EE is so lucky out there and he keeps finding stuff even without a MD machine and i just love that. Very curious he is and it pays off. Thanks so much for your great support Allen :)
As always, great Video. :)
Thanks :)
8:30 The 'A&H' markings on this spoon indicate it was bought at a famous department store that used to be in Clapham, London in the UK. The store was called 'Arding & Hobbs' very high class store for wealthy people. Meaning this spoon is indeed a trophy probably taken from POW's that were here. The store finally closed and was used in several movies including 'Do it Yourself Mr Bean'
Cool and thanks my friend :)
To find 3 Panzerfaust in one area is just Wow! Great video and as always " Good Hunting "
Yes i agree and EE has found 3 before just next to each other and so lucky he is. Thanks my friend :)
Another great video HH. Need to keep EE out in front we will find that tank yet. 😁There must have been a fire fight, to find the different munitions along with Panzerfausts. Keep the great work coming. Stay safe and well out there.
Yes there could have been some action there yes and so happy for EE and his luck :) Thanks my friend and more to come :)
Great finds EE! Thanks for bringing us along
Thanks for watching!
Great job, EE . Another great day metal detecting. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thanks 👍
yay, another video release from my favourite WW2 channel, thank you HH and EE, love your videos! 😀
So appreciated and thank you for being here :)
Well done guys. You found some really nice pieces of History, in that wet and soggy forest, but, as usual, EE takes the cake. Three Panzerfausts! Again! What an amazing gift you have, EE. To be able to find, what most of us, would just walk past. Just amazing. I love these finds, each one presents its own little mystery, it's own little spark of imagination as why it's there, and who was there with it. Thank you EE for the "Touching History" tour. Just loving every minute of it, and cannot wait to see what else you guys have found in your travels! Cheers to you both! Stay Safe!
yes EE has now 2 x 3 of them and what a lucky boy he is. Thanks my friend and more to come :)
EE finds panzerfausts in threes!!! He is amazing!!! I love seeing you two find these artifacts, HH!!!❤
yes this is the second time he finds 3 of them in a confined area and i dont know how he does it. Very glad he does and thanks Cynthia for being here with us :)
Love the metal detector video's, never know what is just under your feet. EE living up to his name yet again with those Panzerfaust, so many in such a small area, looks like some fighting took place here. Thank you for taking us along on this explore, ad looking forward to the next video in the EE "Touching History" series. Stay safe and well my friends
Thanks 👍and EE is way to lucky i feel :) Thank YOU Barry for your great support so we are out there sharing with you :)
I remember when E eyes found panzer Faust before. Looking forward to seeing more. ❤✌️👍😎
yes he did find 3 next to each other and that was such a luck and now again. Very lucky he is. Thanks Robert :)
Congratulations, once again, to EE for finding these WW2 artefacts. It's lovely to see your parental pride in EE and how he's growing into an accomplished young lad. Perhaps he will study Archaeology one day at university? It's a fascinating subject and he has a head-start in field work with these battlefield tours, especially his Touching History theme. Looking forward to your next finds!
I love to see that young boy out there enjoying nature , history and exploring. Thanks so much Sue and more to come soon :)
EE is amazing , I would never go detecting without him with me. great video guys
He sure is lucky and i love that. Thanks Dave :)
Here's some support money for EE to get some special gear to help in the hunt for WW2 artifacts :-)
That is very kind of you my friend and we thank you for that. Greetings from us ans be safe out there :)
Seeing the canister for the smoke shot was cool, but then 3 panzerfausts wow!. I somehow knew when you were having trouble it was going to turn out to be a 9mm cartridge, I think I may have watched a few of your videos LOL
Yes that smoke grenade was actually cool to find and EE is a magnet when it comes to those Panzerfaust as he has found 3 before just next to each other and so lucky he is. Thanks JuleyC )
Wow! EE doesnt need a detector to find a panzerfaust! Great job young man! I know you are so proud of him. I know I sure am. This was very interesting with the WW2 artifacts that you found. It would be so cool to be able to find items from that time period. Thank you both for sharing this. EE had an awesome idea for this tour. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
We loved that day even in the rain. Such a great location and loved to share that with you Julie :)
SALUTE!!!! Awesome video! Love you brothers!!
Thank you my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Your welcome!
Just how amazing was that to find that mine detonator on the surface!!! My jaw dropped when you found that lol. Also, to find 3 panzerfaust AGAIN is super amazing!!! Very nice going EE!! You are definitely lucky on finding stuff. That area does have a lot of history and history to be found. Interesting area. Thanks for a great video HH. Stay well,safe,smile....and until then, my friend,...................
yes we loved it and this is the second time that EE finds , not one , but 3 of these just near to each other and very happy for that. Thanks Colleen :)
Hello EE and HH, I am enjoying the "Touching History" tour with you. Thank you for allowing me to ride with you if only in name.
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing findings. Great video. Thank you very much for that!
One question please. Are you not scared about the explosives that might be there? As there might not only be panzerfaust-pipes but also the projectiles?
Well we do have some experience doing this so not too worried but one have to be careful :)
Very interesting find , great job.
Thanks 👍
Was great to see you out metal detecting. Seems as if it's been a while since you last did that. Couldn't believe Eagle Eyes found another three Panzerfausts! Such amazing finds.
yes EE was so lucky with that and i dont know what to say but very lucky that young boy is. Thanks :)
Absolutely flabbergasted by this discovery, well done EE.👍
yes he is so lucky out there. Thanks my friend :)
What a super find!! I have always wanted to go over there and do exactly what you are both doing. To be able to explore places where history was made. My hat is off to you both, and keep up the super work!
yes it is a great feeling doing this and we thank you for being here :)
My late father, who saw action in Italy in WW2, was traveling in a convoy in an early form of armored personnel carrier called a 'Kangaroo' (the only problem being that one's head and shoulders protruded vulnerably above the top of the vehicle) when an elite German parachute regiment (parachutists who were grounded), ambushed them.The guy next to dad was shot in the head and the Kangaroo in front was hit by a Panzerfaust . He heard the occupants - everyone of whom died - screaming. Then he saw another Panzerfaust headed straight for HIS Kangaroo, but thankfully, it just skipped over the top of them. I won't go in to the terrible details because there was other carnage as well, but this event - in which he was wounded - occurred at a place called Gaiana Canal and severely traumatized him.
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
.45 apc was used in the Thompson sub machine gun as well as the 1911 colt handguns.
Did your dad killed in greece
Awesome find by E👀on finding those Panzerfausts, another great video. Thank you and stay safe !!
Thanks 👍
What a find Eagle Eyes very cool!
yes EE did well. Thanks for being here :)
Wow wow wow . Just really enjoy your metal detecting . Fantastic finds . Well done eagle eyes and history hunter.💜💜💜👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely amazing finds!
We loved that and happy to share with you my friend :)
What an amazing day for you and EE! 3 panzerfaust plus the smoke grenade and assorted other items, what a great hunt! Truly lucky lad, EE!
Yes what a interesting place that is and thanks Stephanie for your great support :)
Nice finds! I wonder if the panzerfausts were fired or just disarmed and the tubes tossed away? I see you using the smaller coil on the detector. Less ground coverage, but they don't miss much. (Yes, I have detectors lol - most places near me aren't nearly as interesting though)
Well we really dont know we think they were fired..Smaller coil is less weight and more fun :) Thank my friend :)
Great work guys!
Thank you!
Hello hh & EE,
EE is often finding something special on these metal detecting adventures.
Another nice vlog.
Thanks 👍
How exciting to find the variety of artifacts proving that the Germans were there
The best was the evidence of a battle with a British cartridge together with the German ones and of course the 3 panzer fausts! Well done EE, that was quite some WW2 history to touched! ❤
Yes what a great little explore that was. Loved it and thanks my friend :)
The best metal detector to have is a Bounty Hunter!
The M1A1 Thompson also used .45 ACP!
Thanks for watching.
Awesome history thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing finds guys
Thanks so much Karl :)
Excellent video 👍🍻🇬🇧
Thanks 👍
Great set of finds to cheer you up on a damp dreary day. It is very intriguing to wonder why a British made spoon ended up in that area alongside all those German artifacts.
yes and we wonder too but could be a war trofe or something. Thanks and more to come soon :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter- This is the conclusion I came to as well. Probably obtained earlier in the war by a German soldier (in France possibly). I remember a remarkable find made in Russia - near the ruins of a destroyed German tank, they found an American M1A1 folding stock carbine. This unusual rifle was likely captured in Sicily, kept by a tank crewman who enjoyed how compact it was, then taken to Russia when his unit was reassigned to the Eastern Front.
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Thank you so much Mario :)
Fantastic job guys as always. Well done EE again. Amazing. I must say, finding that spoon immediately took me back to Monty Python's Life of Brian. " We found this spoon sir. Good work Centurian". :) Sorry. Couldn't help it. :)
Awesome! Thank you!
👍🏻👍🏻 Touching History series, great idea Eagle Eyes
Thank you and greetings from us :)
All I know is, I'd follow EE anywhere 🤣 Seriously, between the both of you, I think one day you'll find a million dollar treasure hoard, and you'd very well deserve it.
I can't believe you found three panzerfaust tubes! That whole forest must have not been visited much over the years, which bodes well for further exploration. It wouldn't surprise me if you found some great uniform hardware such as cap badges and buckles.
As always, the very best to the both of you!
Well who knows what the future holds. EE has actually found 3 of them before just next to each other so he is a very lucky boy indeed. Thanks Dennis :)
Awesome video Guys
Appreciated and greetings from us.
i see 3 spent P30/60/90s. Congrats on finding the tubes, no concrete/gypsum in this video except in the background that I can get mad at.
ok and thanks for watching.
🦅👀👀 does it again . great job !
Thanks again and yes EE is doing so great :) Thanks.
Walker and Hall spoon made in my home city of Sheffield!
There you go and thanks :)
More cool stuff !!!
Indeed and thanks my friend :)
Always great videos 😎😎
I appreciate that
Well done Eagle Eyes & HH for this video great stuff 😁🤩😉
Thanks for watching.
WoW ee is lucky that was very cool find
Indeed and loved to see that :)
Do you ever find UXO and if so how do you deal with it?
It happens and we have special procedures for that. Thanks.
My great grandfather was driving a jeep in Europe late war when he hit a mine it injured his leg and he had a limp for the rest of his life .his brother died in a b17 training accident
Thanks for watching and greetings from us.
I love seeing what you find maybe you should use a magnet when water is close to where Germans have been thankyou Both for finding history of ww11
yes we are going to MF there in the future as well :)
Great find! 🤔🇺🇸
Thanks 👍
Touching history is real so are the things you are teaching us some decide to watch some just listen but it is real crack on
Thanks so much :)
Well done Eagle Eyes!
Appreciated and we send our greetings from us :)
Wow great finds fantastic pieces of history. Me n the mrs do magnet fishing and got a ww2 mills grenade out of the canal. The bomb squad blew it up. Fun morning out. "Black country canal rats" is the mrs page on face book documenting all her finds. Keep up the good work great military history channel
Thanks for watching.
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Do you have to gain special permission to search on old ww2 sites ? Great video by the way very interesting
It depends on locations. Thanks for watching.
👍nice
Thank you! Cheers!
How do you find out about these locations
Some luck i guess :) Thanks.
Very exciting. I gather this is on the Eastern Front, somewhere in eastern Germany. Were the three Panzerfausts retrieved or left there, due to their bad condition?
I was rewatching the old PBS documentary Battlefield recently. The narrator claimed that the Joseph Stalin IS-2 heavy tanks were just about indestructible during the Berlin fighting. I wonder if the Panzerfausts were effective against them.
Well sometimes we do see if we can save some of them and sometimes we just leave them were found. Thanks and more to come :)
Don't take this the wrong way but, I swear Eagle Eyes is part metal detector. Amazing finds. Take care guys.
He he , well the Terminator was half man and robot so i guess EE is half MD and man :) Thanks my friend :)
You more and more become the "driver" for Eagle Eyes who makes the good findings... .. . 😉
I "own" a river full of "panzerfäuste" btw... that´s how it feels some day... .. . ☝
yes it feels like that sometime but so glad to see EE doing so well out there. Thanks and more to come :)
Well done Eagle eyes 👀.
Appreciated and EE says hello here and greetings from us.
Das Ofenrohr war besser als die Panzerfaust
Thanks for watching.
Cool how E eyes is involved but I want to hear his take on things, as well as dad's. ,,,
Well sometimes he wants to talk sometimes he does not and i cant control that. Thanks for watching.
For EE, tho live out his dreams en avontures
Greatly appreciated my friend and EE say thank you so much here. Take care and greetings from us.
My dad’s uncle was in ww2 and he died during service, but they gave many explanations as to how he died… they didn’t tell the truth so my dad is getting a hold of his military records to see how he died
ok and thanks for watching.
How do you deal with the restrictions in Germany?
Thanks for watching.
So cool.
Thank you
Was a battle fought here ?
There were some activity there we have read. Thanks.
Wow amazing finds was worth getting wet great video
Thanks 👍and more to come my friend :)
I would love to donate but unable
We appreciate you being here and greetings from us :)
Hi, History Hunter and Eagle Eyes, Have you ever found an unfired Panzerfaust (I would imagine that you had to immediately inform the authorities if you did). God Bless and stay safe.
I have , several times and what we do depends on location and circumstances. Great explore and thanks for watching.
Big thumbs up for EE and he lives up to his name. Just watch without any aids, special boy. You will probably be proud as a father... The other discoveries are also so special
yes very proud of EE and he is so lucky sometimes. Thanks Chris.
Can you keep them?
Thanks for watching.