Hey ww2 history hunter you go to a lot of hard work to make videos for all of us to watch and enjoy so a really big thanks from me and probably a lot more people.
Yet and yet another GREAT video, I'm loving your work. You efforts are not going unnoticed, it's really a treat to have you do this, my son and I watch . Thank you AGAIN.
Fascinating, I enjoyed your video. Good choice of music at the start, well described and narrated, great aerial views too. Thanks, for those of us that might never get to visit these sights, you give us the next best tour.
It’s amazing the number of locations that were built and weapons and equipment installed, that never saw action. Seeing the small details like the writing on the wall is very nice to see. I know you couldn’t get down stairs but I wonder if there were bunks down there? I was wondering also if some of the pipes coming up from the ground were also used to hold metal pipes for the camouflage?
Great adventure as always my friend. Wonderful shots of the observation tower from below, as it really showed how well they attempted to disguise their location fortification.
This video is the best one I have seen from you ww2historyhunter. I haven't seen all of your video's as of yet but by far this one is the best. Thank you for showing what the Germans would have been looking at. Great job.
It would be really helpful if you had a picture of such a position as it looked all decked out for war. Just a thought. Fantastic video, as always, my friend. Thank you for your hard work and for sharing these incredible videos with us. Please keep them coming! God bless you and your family!
@WW2HistoryHunter greeting can't wait to see what else you discover keep it up I actually turned my buddy on to your channel he's a history teacher. Needless to say he's very jealous at the history yiu get to see and touch
Greetings from Arkansas, USA!!! I've been watching your videos for a long time and I love what you do. Makes me jealous that you get to do what I've dreamed of doing. Keep it up and stay safe
I believe that the date in the stone not only says 1944 but Juli (July). Puzzling since that would have been after D-Day. I like the views from the drone. Absolutely fantastic.
Hi mate, great video once again. Really appreciate the lengths you go to , to share all this great history with us. You should hook up with IKS Exploration in the UK, that would be cool. Stay safe mate.
On the walls in Bunker the Germans painted pictures from the cost and Landscape with specialy points and quadrat raster. For all that points they are firing their weapons and have adjustment dates. So they can firing in 5 sec. to exact this point who the Kommandoposten befiehlt. Nice Video, thank you. Greetings from 🇩🇪
3:58 that insignificant tube there is a mount for BINOCULARS. The Germans had HUGE heavy high magnification binoculars ( I have some like this) so they had these mounts to steady them for looking.
The Germans were masters in the design and construction of fortifications that blended with the natural environment, epic drone footage and music as well. Did you know that most of the music in WW2HistoryHunter`s videos are his own creations! .........Genius!
Impressive WW2 relic ! Great position, massive construction, very well use of the landscape/terrain and...almost perfect state after so much time... That place is...amazing ! No trace of any bombing or ...bullets...!?! Will we see also the FIRING ('big' cannons) position(s) and maybe 'barracks'... ?
This location seems to be especially well built into the hillside and takes advantage of the natural terrain quite well too. Would be very hard to see this place from out on the water.
Thanks for sharing your visit to that place. Amazing how they formed the rocks from concrete. One would almost think it’s an artistic labour of love, if we wouldn’t know what it was for and who had to do the work. It would be cool if you added a bit more historic detail, like why was it built exactly there, how thick are the walls, what was probably fitted on the metal remains on the walls with edited in pictures of those items, what unit was stationed there and when, was it manned by Germans or by foreign soldiers who joined the German side, did it see any action or was it just left behind when the war ended, how was the unit’s relation to the local population etc. But it sure looks like a very interesting bunker to visit. Thanks.
WW2HistoryHunter, wow wow wow yet again,totaly amazing places you take us too,I can't get over how great condition these places are,it's truly amazing to see thankyou for sharing with us,👍.im seriously amazed,wow,thanking you again,,kc Keith, uk,peace,respect,👍,loving it,,,fantastic channel,
Amazing. Thank you so much for doing what you do and for sharing this history with us all. You should have so many more subscribers than you do. Your content, and your knowledge is truly impressive.
Very incredible how the concrete looks so much like the local rock. With the camo canvas Im sure you wouild have to be right close before you saw it. I would love to see what this site looked like originally and ready for action!
Wonder what it looked like back then,obviously the concrete has been curing for some 70+ years,and weathering along with the living room,definitely would,ve needed camo,back then,awesome construction all the same!
Really nice location, I only managed to visit the more tourist oriented locations on my Europe visit in 2012.Doubt I’ll make it back over due to health reasons, I’ve just become a patreon as I love the quality of your content.
Absolutely love this bunker. The camouflage is very interesting, but being covered with canvas, it would have been totally invisible from both sea and air. A shame part of it was closed off! Thanks for another fascinating video, WW2HH!
a FRIEND OF MY DAD BOUGHT A BUNKER IN fRANCE IN THE 60'S AND CONVERTED INTO A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, (Sorry about the caps) it had a curved window of nearly 40 m view on the ocean and was a 4 levels building. Still had a British flag painted on an inside wall with a bunch of names. As kids we had a lot of fun playing with the helmets and all the equipment we found in there.
Very interesting. Love seeing these relatively u touched infrastructures. So much effort. The Poor souls who made it happen. Great little metal work that still survives. So many still yet to discover. Keep up the great work. Be well. E safe. Happy trails 👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻
Am very expressed with the quality of the concrete camouflage. It’s almost like an artist sculpted it. I wonder how many ships were sunk before the invasion from locations like this? I wonder if the Germans felt invincible being in these bunkers? From the sea you would probably never know it was there. The camouflage netting probably helped it from by spotted from the air. Maybe another trip could get you into the room that was blocked. Thanks for another great video.
Do you ever read the history of the battles that might have ensued from these places. IE: would there be written accounts of the battles. I have just read Holger Eckhertz interviews from the German soldiers eyewitness accounts from the now called D day landings and it was interesting to put the men and happenings to the actual fortifications that are still present. The Germans had totally different names for the wall and each section which is totally lost unless you can get maps and eyewitness testimonies.
that would be very interesting to add to his adventures.. a bit of information on actual battle from the spot or in the area.. I will have to read the book you have suggested.. I have read many from spears books to the rise and fall and a smattering of books written by different soldiers from all sides. But nothing from the german side of d day yet.
Ржавые лики войны Привет!Я всегда поражаюсь как такие постройки делались...это сколько человеческого труда нужно в скальной породе так углубиться...наверняка работа военнопленных...
Привет Екатерина! Да, труд колоссальный. Я раньше жил в Белоруссии, на старой Польской границе. Так, там Карбышевские укрепления в три этажа, построены ниже уровня реки! ....и все в ручную!
I have always wondered how they were supplied with electricity? Maybe they had generators hidden inside bunkers...amazing location thanx as always for your time and effort👍💪
Most bunkers have anchor bolts left in the walls, where communication equipment was mounted. If drawings of that equipment still exist, could we determine which radios and telephone equipment were mounted in a bunker?
@@WW2HistoryHunter True. There were many kinds and sizes of communication equipment in the WW2 German armies. So far, I've only found mounting drawings for the radios in tanks.
Hey ww2 history hunter you go to a lot of hard work to make videos for all of us to watch and enjoy so a really big thanks from me and probably a lot more people.
Appreciated and thanks for watching.
Yet and yet another GREAT video, I'm loving your work. You efforts are not going unnoticed, it's really a treat to have you do this, my son and I watch . Thank you AGAIN.
Thank you very much!
Super cool fire control bunker and observation area thank you. For sharing this awesome video with drone footage.
No problem 👍
Thanks again for an excellent video, it is nice that you can observe it from the sky.
Glad you enjoyed it
Another beautiful location! Thank you and BBG!
Our pleasure!
Fascinating, I enjoyed your video. Good choice of music at the start, well described and narrated, great aerial views too. Thanks, for those of us that might never get to visit these sights, you give us the next best tour.
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The 'build' quality of these bunkers never ceases to amaze me, really were built to last.
they were in a way yes. Thanks
It’s amazing the number of locations that were built and weapons and equipment installed, that never saw action. Seeing the small details like the writing on the wall is very nice to see. I know you couldn’t get down stairs but I wonder if there were bunks down there? I was wondering also if some of the pipes coming up from the ground were also used to hold metal pipes for the camouflage?
i think the pipes were for that yes. Thanks.
Great adventure as always my friend. Wonderful shots of the observation tower from below, as it really showed how well they attempted to disguise their location fortification.
yes great example of camo in use :) Thanks
This video is the best one I have seen from you ww2historyhunter. I haven't seen all of your video's as of yet but by far this one is the best. Thank you for showing what the Germans would have been looking at. Great job.
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great video - really interesting & well filmed
Thanks, J
Greetings SandMan
A Great Scenic and Historical Adventure!
Thank you James
Another amazing wonderful location and video , thank you for sharing this with us.
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It would be really helpful if you had a picture of such a position as it looked all decked out for war. Just a thought. Fantastic video, as always, my friend. Thank you for your hard work and for sharing these incredible videos with us. Please keep them coming! God bless you and your family!
Love the understated music. Keeps it enjoyable through my amplified sound system.
Thanks Page
Great and informative tour, as usual. Thanks for sharing
Appreciated and thanks for watching.
Awesome video. Scenery is amazing. Thank you. Travel well
Thanks a lot Aaron
Nice fire position bunkers. And the flakkgun or 88 positions are awesome!
They truly are my friend. Thanks Roberto
Another great video keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
The Drone footage of the bunker is awesome. It really gave a great perspective of what we were looking at.
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Beautiful location and very cool command and fire control bunker
I agree and thanks Casey and keep smiling :)
I find myself watching every video you make dude you see some amazing locations.
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@WW2HistoryHunter greeting can't wait to see what else you discover keep it up I actually turned my buddy on to your channel he's a history teacher. Needless to say he's very jealous at the history yiu get to see and touch
Greetings from Arkansas, USA!!! I've been watching your videos for a long time and I love what you do. Makes me jealous that you get to do what I've dreamed of doing. Keep it up and stay safe
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I believe that the date in the stone not only says 1944 but Juli (July). Puzzling since that would have been after D-Day. I like the views from the drone. Absolutely fantastic.
Thanks my friend and greetings from us.
I was stationed in Bindlach in the 70's and I am wondering if you have ever been to that area? Where I was stationed at was an airbase duringWW2.
Not at that specific location no. Thanks Carl.
Hi mate, great video once again. Really appreciate the lengths you go to , to share all this great history with us. You should hook up with IKS Exploration in the UK, that would be cool.
Stay safe mate.
Glad you enjoyed it
On the walls in Bunker the Germans painted pictures from the cost and Landscape with specialy points and quadrat raster. For all that points they are firing their weapons and have adjustment dates. So they can firing in 5 sec. to exact this point who the Kommandoposten befiehlt. Nice Video, thank you.
Greetings from 🇩🇪
Thanks for comment and for watching.
Very cool Bunker. Probably one of my favorite looking ones.
i agree , they are pretty impressive , specially when they have the features as there. Thanks Bill
Excellent. Thanks for getting out there, we all can’t make it.
Thanks my friend.
3:58 that insignificant tube there is a mount for BINOCULARS. The Germans had HUGE heavy high magnification binoculars ( I have some like this) so they had these mounts to steady them for looking.
Good to know and thanks my friend.
Thanks for sharing this adventure with us.
All my pleasure. Thanks.
Oh and the drone fly overs are superb.
Many thanks
Cool place my friend love to c all these places u find with out all the messes and what not keep it up and stay safe
Thanks tom
The Germans were masters in the design and construction of fortifications that blended with the natural environment, epic drone footage and music as well. Did you know that most of the music in WW2HistoryHunter`s videos are his own creations! .........Genius!
well , not all the music is mine but lots of it my friend. thanks again for your kind support.
Changed my wording from "all" to "most' :))
your bunker exploration s are some of my favorite videos awsome engineering costal location wow even better thank you so much my friend
Thanks Franz
Another good one, Great organic looking bunker, would have been hard to spot even without camo nets. Keep up the great work.
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Again,a very nice video with an interesting location and nice drone footage. :)
Glad you watched and thanks.
Impressive WW2 relic ! Great position, massive construction, very well use of the landscape/terrain and...almost perfect state after so much time... That place is...amazing !
No trace of any bombing or ...bullets...!?!
Will we see also the FIRING ('big' cannons) position(s) and maybe 'barracks'... ?
Thanks for taking time to watch and greetings from us.
This location seems to be especially well built into the hillside and takes advantage of the natural terrain quite well too. Would be very hard to see this place from out on the water.
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really liked the drone footage. thats one hell of a nice view.
Thanks Ryan
Gonna watch it this afternoon on tv. Smartphone doesnt do it justice
Thanks for sharing your visit to that place. Amazing how they formed the rocks from concrete. One would almost think it’s an artistic labour of love, if we wouldn’t know what it was for and who had to do the work.
It would be cool if you added a bit more historic detail, like why was it built exactly there, how thick are the walls, what was probably fitted on the metal remains on the walls with edited in pictures of those items, what unit was stationed there and when, was it manned by Germans or by foreign soldiers who joined the German side, did it see any action or was it just left behind when the war ended, how was the unit’s relation to the local population etc.
But it sure looks like a very interesting bunker to visit. Thanks.
Thanks for watching.
WW2HistoryHunter, wow wow wow yet again,totaly amazing places you take us too,I can't get over how great condition these places are,it's truly amazing to see thankyou for sharing with us,👍.im seriously amazed,wow,thanking you again,,kc Keith, uk,peace,respect,👍,loving it,,,fantastic channel,
Always a pleasure Keitha nd hope all is well in your end.
Amazing. Thank you so much for doing what you do and for sharing this history with us all. You should have so many more subscribers than you do. Your content, and your knowledge is truly impressive.
So glad for you watching and appreciate your comments my friend.
you sure bring home how very interesting how the Germans, minds worked ,you are bringing home a an insight into their way of technology
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Amazing the condition of the place, good video.
Glad you watched and thanks.
Very incredible how the concrete looks so much like the local rock. With the camo canvas Im sure you wouild have to be right close before you saw it. I would love to see what this site looked like originally and ready for action!
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Wonder what it looked like back then,obviously the concrete has been curing for some 70+ years,and weathering along with the living room,definitely would,ve needed camo,back then,awesome construction all the same!
Wow beautiful location😍
Like your vids so much👍🏼
Greetings from Austria
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Another cool bunker location! As always, thanks for sharing!! 😊
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Great video . Has anyone ever made one of these bunkers into a livable house ? So many of these have beautiful views
Glad you watched and thanks.
Really nice location, I only managed to visit the more tourist oriented locations on my Europe visit in 2012.Doubt I’ll make it back over due to health reasons, I’ve just become a patreon as I love the quality of your content.
Highly appreciated David and we will work hard to deserve your attention. Thanks
Absolutely love this bunker. The camouflage is very interesting, but being covered with canvas, it would have been totally invisible from both sea and air. A shame part of it was closed off! Thanks for another fascinating video, WW2HH!
I agree. The camo is fantastic good integrated. Thanks
a FRIEND OF MY DAD BOUGHT A BUNKER IN fRANCE IN THE 60'S AND CONVERTED INTO A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, (Sorry about the caps) it had a curved window of nearly 40 m view on the ocean and was a 4 levels building. Still had a British flag painted on an inside wall with a bunch of names. As kids we had a lot of fun playing with the helmets and all the equipment we found in there.
Thanks for sharing John and Greetings from us.
Another great video enjoying these explorations and relic findings😏
Appreciated and thanks for watching.
WW2HistoryHunter your welcome👍
Nice adventure. Going to look at putting one of our mini mine searching robots together for going under the doors like this one and looking around.
would be fun to do :) Thanks William
Interesting how all the concrete was blended in.. LIKE!!!!
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A nother great video my friend.
Thanks John
Very interesting. Love seeing these relatively u touched infrastructures. So much effort. The Poor souls who made it happen. Great little metal work that still survives. So many still yet to discover. Keep up the great work. Be well. E safe. Happy trails 👏🏻👍🏻✌🏻
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for sharing Mate ... 👍👍
Thanks Aussie
Another perfect adventure, thanks a lot 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks Franks
Hello from Newfoundland, Canada!
Greetings Canada
Another great video 👍
Appreciated and thanks for watching.
Great recreation!
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I like this site so much......Please don't stop sharing. If I can get some spare money, I will send it .
We will present lots more in the future :)
Very amazing video well done and I love listening to your videos as I am blind and I am a white cane long cane user
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Another very special location to visit.
Yes Oma , was a great location
Thank you for another great video
Glad you watched and thanks.
Very nice video
Am very expressed with the quality of the concrete camouflage. It’s almost like an artist sculpted it. I wonder how many ships were sunk before the invasion from locations like this? I wonder if the Germans felt invincible being in these bunkers? From the sea you would probably never know it was there. The camouflage netting probably helped it from by spotted from the air. Maybe another trip could get you into the room that was blocked. Thanks for another great video.
Well some did hit vessels others were never used. Great place that is and thanks :)
Do you ever read the history of the battles that might have ensued from these places. IE: would there be written accounts of the battles.
I have just read Holger Eckhertz interviews from the German soldiers eyewitness accounts from the now called D day landings and it was interesting to put the men and happenings to the actual fortifications that are still present. The Germans had totally different names for the wall and each section which is totally lost unless you can get maps and eyewitness testimonies.
that would be very interesting to add to his adventures.. a bit of information on actual battle from the spot or in the area.. I will have to read the book you have suggested.. I have read many from spears books to the rise and fall and a smattering of books written by different soldiers from all sides. But nothing from the german side of d day yet.
The Eckhertz books appear to be fakes. Check the one star reviews on amazon. I ate up the d day book, but the skeptics make a pretty strong case.
Are a lot of these sights on private property , or are they considered public domain because of their historic past?
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I think this is Sirevåg kystfort in Norway. That one is accessible to the public; other locations will probably differ.
That,s a good question!
Great location!!!
It really is!
Splendid video folk :D
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I like it :) Very interesting trip !
Thanks Rusty :)
Did you say that you were in France? I really wish you would tell us where you are so that we can further research. Thanks for your channel sir.
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ahhh good morning love the videos
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very cool video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Never ceases to amaze me the amount of effort the Germans went to!
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They used slot of concrete.
He watched with interest. Informative! Good video!
Ржавые лики войны Привет!Я всегда поражаюсь как такие постройки делались...это сколько человеческого труда нужно в скальной породе так углубиться...наверняка работа военнопленных...
Привет Екатерина! Да, труд колоссальный. Я раньше жил в Белоруссии, на старой Польской границе. Так, там Карбышевские укрепления в три этажа, построены ниже уровня реки! ....и все в ручную!
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Beautiful site! Was this a standard Regelbau bauform bunker?
well , with some ninor and major deviations i think. Thanks David
Loved the video.
Glad you watched and thanks.
I have always wondered how they were supplied with electricity? Maybe they had generators hidden inside bunkers...amazing location thanx as always for your time and effort👍💪
they had generators. Thanks
I THINK THAT YOUR FAMILY ARE GREAT THAT YOU DO THIS TOGETHER
Greatly appreciated Marilyn. Thanks
Most bunkers have anchor bolts left in the walls, where communication equipment was mounted. If drawings of that equipment still exist, could we determine which radios and telephone equipment were mounted in a bunker?
they h lots of different telephones , radios etc in those for sure. Thanks David
@@WW2HistoryHunter True. There were many kinds and sizes of communication equipment in the WW2 German armies. So far, I've only found mounting drawings for the radios in tanks.
That’s so cool.. thanks for sharing..
Thanks Jimmy
Awesome thanks again! ;)
Thanks my friend.
i just got of work, thanks for making these videos .
GLad you liked it :)
This is amazing , good job friend wish I could explore with you , keep up the great work
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I too would love to know where you are and any battles fought there.
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A very professional video that you
Thanks Chris
That's so cool.
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Holy Madonna!!! nice vid!!!
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AWESOME!!
Thank you for watching.
8:58 awww you could have made it in there mate!! Great explore as aways nevertheless!!! Can i ask what part of the world you are from?
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Too bad you could not fly your drone inside the sealed off bottom? Interesting as always.
Very nice location and so glad to have shared with you Erik.
You and your channel rocks. Thank you Sir.
Thanks
Do you plan on doing a live show at all?
eehh , who , me ? time will tell
epic , thank you
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Nice video, looked like a cave in the side of the rock when you were filming the closing scene (14:05)?
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Honestly how do you find this? You dont just stumble across it do you?
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