You find some amazing stuff! The Germans were way ahead of their time during this period. Although all the structures they built were futile, they still are marvels of construction and design. Thanks for taking us along.
Impressive building, wonderful landscape, history explained, climbing and balancing, what more can you ask for? Thank you very much, you and your daughter, be careful when exploring!
Hey ww2historyhunter i have once again enjoyed watching one of your 2018 videos and was amazed! That bunker is huge and i can't imagine the size of the gun, cannon that would have sat in that facility. I really enjoy watching all your videos and look forward to the next ones. Thanks again.
Looks like the casement that was in the movie Guns of Navarrone! Would be very interesting if you had a picture of the cannon, the round in comparison to a car, the propellent bags and their size, any construction pictures, how was it built, how long did it take, how much concrete was used, how did they get all the materials up the mountain in order to construct such a huge facility, and so on! The Germans were such craftsmen when it came to building such huge things such as this all over Europe, the logistics had to be enormous and would have taken years. Thanks again for such a great and informative video, narrated with such knowledge, can't wait for more!!! Thanks from Texas!
Agreed- a massive undertaking; well planned and engineered. There are some similar big gun emplacements near San Pedro, CA which held 16 inch guns- as Defenses against the Japanese, in the other WWII theater of war. There, the guns were actually installed- when they were test fired, windows shattered in nearby houses. These German guns may have been even larger, had they been deployed. Enjoyed the railroad angle, as I am a retired RR guy! Thanks for posting, sir.
I am so excited to see that narrow railroad tracks. I’ve heard you talk about it and show pictures of it but to actually see it in your video is exciting. It’s something I would have never seen in my life. It was a struggle but you gave us a great perspective as to what it was like for the soldiers to climb to the top of the bunker. Bunker Buster Girl is proud of you doing that. It’s a beautiful gun placement. looking at it I get the impression of being at the opera and looking at the stage. Very different from other bunkers you have shown us before. You wouldn’t think that 70 Years after the war, camouflage would still be hanging there. That place is huge. If the gun was there imagine all the activities when the alarm went off. A lot of thought and engineering went into the design of the gun placement and operation of it. Great location.
Another fantastic adventure, We don't have anything like this in Australia so we really appreciate you taking time to show the world these amazing sights. Hopefully there will never be a need to build structures like this ever again.
WW2HistoryHunter, hi there folks,,,,well well this has got to be a top ten place,I just can't beleve these structures are still standing ,as you say,they will probably still be here in a 1000 years time,I wouldn't be surprised,wow wow,!seriously cool ,to see these places is just amazing.cant thankyou enough for taking us along with you.it realy means a lot folks.meany meany thanks.kc Keith Scotland, be safe out there, peace and pure respect to you ur daughter and son too.👍.toodiloo,😉
Loved this one too. Glad, once more, that you went inside. Also, I enjoyed your comments while you climbed the ladder as well as filming your daughter walking on the railing. It was was nice to see no graffiti on this one, as well as the rails still intact.
Definitely happy that I keep discovering videos of yours that I haven't seen. I was worried that if I binged to much, that I would run out of videos and adventures to watch... (Not that rewatching your content, is a bad thing, definitely enjoyable 😁) Awesome location... Impressive casemate tour, Complete with your daughter doing that mad 5 meter high tipe-rope explore. Looked like you were driving into a snow storm at the start. My god, the insane things you do to share with us. Totally appreciate your commitment to sharing history and the hard work you put into your presentations 😁
As always great video. I also must compliment your knowledge of these sites / visits. I understand that some information can be carried from site to site (machine placements, etc.) BUT the amount of research you do must be voluminous as you explain the sites in such detail. The reason for your channel to be the best... Thank you WW2HH.....
As a carpenter i can't comprehend how they managed to build that amount of huge fortifications in just a couple of years. all the developing, planning, logistics and building it has to be one of the greatest building achievements of modern times.
What a site!!! Thank you so much for taking us there! Like you said, most of us will probably never get the chance to go see it in person. As usual I loved the railroad tracks. Would love to walk them myself. Shame the turntable hadn't survived intact. Wonder if any of the actual engines and carts that would've been used on the small-scale tracks survived? That would be a great thing to see at a restored site, them on the tracks especially if they were still functional and you could see them driving on the tracks.
What an amazing, enormous structure, with the ammo storage bunkers huge as well. An interesting and exciting adventure indeed. You took up the challenge in climbing up those ladders - what we do for our children! The details of the camo webbing is fascinating, as is everything inside even though it was never used. Thank you for sharing.
Can't get over how well these bunkers are made and afters all this time, some of them look like they were made just yesterday, looks like a beautiful part of the country too, another great video. Thank you.
Very brave! Your body cam video of climbing up the side of the bunker hand over hand scared the wits out of me! I really thought you were going to fall.
That's actually a small one. Have you ever checked out the four that surround Vienna? Turned one into a rock climbing structure and a gym, and locked the other three up tight. Excellent video.
Unbelievable size! A giant! All that wasted effort as never used. Albeit thankfully however. And those track's cutting through the rock like that.. so striking! I love how you allow your daughter to find her own strengths and weaknesses too. An honourable personally trait. Keep up the good work. Stay safe 👏👌👍✌
I love how you notice all the small details of all the locations you go to. With all the locations built on the Atlantic Wall, what percentage do you think actually saw action? I still say these cannon bunkers built like this look like concert halls. Magnificent architecture. Imagine the size of the wrench used to tighten those nuts down. I love rewatching these videos.
I only recently found your videos and enjoy them very much. Is there a group or organization that is performing basic cleaning/maintenance on this structure? The inside looks remarkable for something that has been abandoned since the end of WWII.
Nice video! Perhaps the “heel iron” may be a pony sized horse shoe? For luck. Also the last video, was the heel iron a pony’ sized shoe too? They do look similar before being fired and fitted. I’m sure pit ponies were used in construction and during the bunkers use for moving materials and munitions.
Nope, HH knows his stuff. Definitely heal reinforcing iron for boot, for humans. There is also the equivalent made for the front (toe) end to be nailed to sole too. When detecting I find many but mostly rear ones (heal). Kind regards from UK.
Thank your sir, very nice video..... I think it's amazing these structures are still in such good condition, I can imagine what they would look like if they had been cared for all these years.... amazing 👍🏻
superb as always my friend!!sorry i havnt commented in awhile i been working and guess what it's in the oil sands bichermene mine i think thats how u spell it lol. also HAPPY B DAY to your friend .i've been showing alot of fellow history buffs your vids.. keep up the fantastic work love support and smiles from your newfoundland history hunter crew ..thnxs always .have a good day my friend.
Awesome video History Hunter ! You've got me so excited that my next trip to Germany will be to do some magnet fishing ! Can you provide a link to where you got your magnets at ??? I have an exchange student brother in Berlin !
Very nice video. All these historical structures need to be preserved. Civil engineers should visit these kind of places and understand engineering of this time period.
Hey, got a quick question for you. I am an American teenager, and these videos have brought back my love for this time period. I want to get back into metal detecting, and was wondering, what would be some good equipment to use??
Amazing find! Would be interesting to see watch size of gun and shells were meant for this massive structure. Curious if a big battleship type gun was meant for here or something else? Along certain areas ( some of the narrowest points of the channel to Britain the Germans would lob these massive shells over the channel in Britain. Curious if this was meant for something like that ? If not perhaps you could do a video on the locations that were used for this exchange of cross channel shell lobbing? Thanks!
I think this is part of the Atlantic Wall, somewhere on the coast of Germany. Much of the Atlantic Wall was never completed, of which Field Marshall Rommel complained.
Wow, very nice video. Thank you for posting this and the others. It looks like that site is setup to permit visitors, may I ask where this site is, I would like if I have the chance to tour it. If you do not wish to give the location I understand as you may not want to let out where your special sites are so they are not over run with less then honest people.
Indeed amazing that the track hasn't been ripped up for the steel value and that it's still there fully intact just as it was 75 years ago. A great and unique find.
For anyone who saw the movie "The Guns of Navarone," this would be where such a gun would be placed. It also reminds me of something that Gen. Patton said about the futility of fixed fortifications. Fantastic scenery, btw.
Amazing!!!!! We're you we're showing the heal iron of a German Soldier was the finger marks just above it? And beside it on the right looks like some more! You & your daughter & son just do & go to some amazing places!!! Omg that place is just Huge!!!! Your daughter is lol just crazy, or just very brave!!!!
this was so awesome, Im glad you climbed the stairs the way the Germans would have, it gave us a great view of what it would have been like, thank you!
holy Madonna how did they actually find time for war and build all these amazing structures this is the most amazing one I have seen mind blowing well done again mate
Thanks again WW2HH it was fun. It's nice to see an old WW2 structure that doesn't have graffiti all over it. Can't wait for the next adventure.
Imagine in 10,000 years when we are all gone and there is another earth people, they will be calling these the temple of the gods, lol.
Glad you liked it my friend :)
yeah the graffitti spoils it
You find some amazing stuff! The Germans were way ahead of their time during this period. Although all the structures they built were futile, they still are marvels of construction and design. Thanks for taking us along.
yes somehow you are right. Thanks
Another amazing location. Love the train details that are still left in place. The wire trees were a first for me-very interesting.
yes , very sepcial those cable Things etc. Thanks Lisa
Impressive building, wonderful landscape, history explained, climbing and balancing, what more can you ask for? Thank you very much, you and your daughter, be careful when exploring!
Thanks Sledge :)
Fascinating & frightening the sheer scale of this place & what damage it could have done- thanks for an excellent video
yes if finished it would be pretty scary indeed. Thanks jonathan
Got flashbacks of Batterie TODT lol amazing videos:)
You guys need to collab a few videos
Thanks my friend.
Hey ww2historyhunter i have once again enjoyed watching one of your 2018 videos and was amazed! That bunker is huge and i can't imagine the size of the gun, cannon that would have sat in that facility. I really enjoy watching all your videos and look forward to the next ones. Thanks again.
Thank you Sharon :)
Most of us older folk knew that the nazi War effort was big, but the sheer number and size of the concrete works still standing is amazing.
Thanks for watching.
Looks like the casement that was in the movie Guns of Navarrone! Would be very interesting if you had a picture of the cannon, the round in comparison to a car, the propellent bags and their size, any construction pictures, how was it built, how long did it take, how much concrete was used, how did they get all the materials up the mountain in order to construct such a huge facility, and so on! The Germans were such craftsmen when it came to building such huge things such as this all over Europe, the logistics had to be enormous and would have taken years. Thanks again for such a great and informative video, narrated with such knowledge, can't wait for more!!! Thanks from Texas!
Thanks Monte Christo
Agreed- a massive undertaking; well planned and engineered. There are some similar big gun emplacements near San Pedro, CA which held 16 inch guns- as Defenses against the Japanese, in the other WWII theater of war. There, the guns were actually installed- when they were test fired, windows shattered in nearby houses. These German guns may have been even larger, had they been deployed.
Enjoyed the railroad angle, as I am a retired RR guy! Thanks for posting, sir.
I am so excited to see that narrow railroad tracks. I’ve heard you talk about it and show pictures of it but to actually see it in your video is exciting. It’s something I would have never seen in my life. It was a struggle but you gave us a great perspective as to what it was like for the soldiers to climb to the top of the bunker. Bunker Buster Girl is proud of you doing that. It’s a beautiful gun placement. looking at it I get the impression of being at the opera and looking at the stage. Very different from other bunkers you have shown us before. You wouldn’t think that 70 Years after the war, camouflage would still be hanging there. That place is huge. If the gun was there imagine all the activities when the alarm went off. A lot of thought and engineering went into the design of the gun placement and operation of it. Great location.
This place is pure magic and i will present a full comprehensive special series of 3 videos of the place. Thanks Anthony.
I've visited TODT when I was a kid, still fresh in my mind after all these years. Amazing experience. Great Video!
How great to read and thanks.
Another fantastic adventure, We don't have anything like this in Australia so we really appreciate you taking time to show the world these amazing sights. Hopefully there will never be a need to build structures like this ever again.
So glad to read that Wayne and Greetings from us.
WW2HistoryHunter, hi there folks,,,,well well this has got to be a top ten place,I just can't beleve these structures are still standing ,as you say,they will probably still be here in a 1000 years time,I wouldn't be surprised,wow wow,!seriously cool ,to see these places is just amazing.cant thankyou enough for taking us along with you.it realy means a lot folks.meany meany thanks.kc Keith Scotland, be safe out there, peace and pure respect to you ur daughter and son too.👍.toodiloo,😉
All my pleasure Keith and appreciate Your comment and for watching.
Well done History Hunter
Thanks Carol.
love this, you are so lucky to get to see this stuff!!! GREAT VIDEO!!!
Thanks for watching!
Another amazing video! The webbing still hanging from the side is crazy cool!
I agree and loved to share that with you my friend.
Loved this one too. Glad, once more, that you went inside. Also, I enjoyed your comments while you climbed the ladder as well as filming your daughter walking on the railing.
It was was nice to see no graffiti on this one, as well as the rails still intact.
Appreciate you taking time to watch more of our videos.
Definitely happy that I keep discovering videos of yours that I haven't seen.
I was worried that if I binged to much, that I would run out of videos and adventures to watch... (Not that rewatching your content, is a bad thing, definitely enjoyable 😁)
Awesome location...
Impressive casemate tour,
Complete with your daughter doing that mad 5 meter high tipe-rope explore.
Looked like you were driving into a snow storm at the start.
My god, the insane things you do to share with us.
Totally appreciate your commitment to sharing history and the hard work you put into your presentations 😁
Yes Casey , we do challenge ourselves out there and i love that. This is a fantastic place and so glad we could share that with you :)
As always great video. I also must compliment your knowledge of these sites / visits. I understand that some information can be carried from site to site (machine placements, etc.) BUT the amount of research you do must be voluminous as you explain the sites in such detail. The reason for your channel to be the best... Thank you WW2HH.....
There are a bit of Research involved yes :) Thanks Ted
Great to see it still intact after nearly 70/80 years. It’s a miracle that the train tracks are such a good condition. Great video as usual.
Tracks are restored my friend. Thanks
As a carpenter i can't comprehend how they managed to build that amount of huge fortifications in just a couple of years. all the developing, planning, logistics and building it has to be one of the greatest building achievements of modern times.
yes , huge amount of work and effort put into some of the locations for sure. Thanks Winston
What a site!!! Thank you so much for taking us there! Like you said, most of us will probably never get the chance to go see it in person. As usual I loved the railroad tracks. Would love to walk them myself. Shame the turntable hadn't survived intact. Wonder if any of the actual engines and carts that would've been used on the small-scale tracks survived? That would be a great thing to see at a restored site, them on the tracks especially if they were still functional and you could see them driving on the tracks.
yes there are 2 of the trains and carts fully operational there actually and we have sat in one of the. Thanks my friend :)
What an amazing, enormous structure, with the ammo storage bunkers huge as well. An interesting and exciting adventure indeed. You took up the challenge in climbing up those ladders - what we do for our children! The details of the camo webbing is fascinating, as is everything inside even though it was never used. Thank you for sharing.
yes climbing those ladders were a bit scary to be honest but i did it :) Thanks Beverley :)
Another great location youve found and showed us all brilliant look forward to your next one👍👍
Glad you liked it Jason
Hi HH,amazing location,amazing video, amazing structure,
Thank you 👍🏻,
Cheers
Thanks Martin
Cool as always ! Thank u for a great video again!
Thanks Classe
Wow! Holy Madonna indeed! Very cool location thanks for sharing as always! 😁
Thanks for watching.
Can't get over how well these bunkers are made and afters all this time, some of them look like they were made just yesterday, looks like a beautiful part of the country too, another great video. Thank you.
Thanks my friend.
Thanks for another great video great detail in your videos as always.
Thanks Jon
Another GREAT Clip/Video ! Thanx for Sharing/Uploading.Nice...Good Job... and Greets.
Thanks Skip
Best on TH-cam my friend . Another brilliant video
So glad you liked it and thanks.
What an amazing location, its so nice to see vandals have not ruined it and it has been partially restored. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching
the effort put into these facilities I seriously cannot comprehend tears upon tears for both sides
yes war is not a good thing for anyone. Thanks PArrish
These videos are so cool. I bet there was more to see if you went deep inside, thanks again for sharing
Thanks for that.
Very brave! Your body cam video of climbing up the side of the bunker hand over hand scared the wits out of me! I really thought you were going to fall.
he he i made it :) Thanks
Awesome location and video.. what a massive site. can't believe it was never finished. keep making great videos.
Quite special i agree. Thanks my friend
wow one of your best recorded locations i loved it so huge very intresting
Thanks Franz
That's actually a small one. Have you ever checked out the four that surround Vienna? Turned one into a rock climbing structure and a gym, and locked the other three up tight. Excellent video.
well , i think it is HUGE my friend. Will check out those in Vienna my friend. Thanks for watching.
Another great area, I dont know how you do it but you never fail to impress, thank you
Appreciate Your kind Words my friend.
What an amazing location, great video as always 😁
Thanks my friend.
Thanks very fantastic place appreciate the time and effort put in this video!!!! : )
Glad you liked it Richard
Amazing location! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Peter
Wow. Certainly a rare treat. The camo webbing still in tact is almost haunting. That is very, very weird. Thank You
Very special indeed my friend. Thanks
Amazing video and amazing place! The rail line looks as if it's still maintained and kept in working order.
yes it is restored. Thanks
what an awesome location!! thanks for sharing with us. :)
Pete
All my plesure and thanks.
Very impressive.! Nice to see something like this that hasnt been vandalized
I agree :) Thanks
I was just thinking if this were in America it would have been destroyed, vandalized or developed over. Amazingly well preserved
Super fantastic, have you ever found the caves with the rail guns? My uncle would tell us about how they would hide. Thanks
I love watching your videos! They are really interesting and relaxing
Thanks for watching
You are right - absolutely amazing. It looks like a fantastic site. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Appreciated my friend :)
Unbelievable size! A giant! All that wasted effort as never used. Albeit thankfully however. And those track's cutting through the rock like that.. so striking! I love how you allow your daughter to find her own strengths and weaknesses too. An honourable personally trait. Keep up the good work. Stay safe 👏👌👍✌
Thanks a lot my friend and yes my daughter is pretty challenging :)
👍💚 That's a great video and documentation again. To follow this and experience it, so to speak, is fantastic.
Thanks Chris
I love how you notice all the small details of all the locations you go to. With all the locations built on the Atlantic Wall, what percentage do you think actually saw action? I still say these cannon bunkers built like this look like concert halls. Magnificent architecture. Imagine the size of the wrench used to tighten those nuts down. I love rewatching these videos.
hm i would guess around 10 percent if less. Thanks Anthony.
Amazing video again. Glad I subscribed all this time. Reminds indeed a bit like Todt battery
Appreciated my friend.
Very cool, I always watch all of your videos. Always enjoyable
Thanks Izzy
I love watching your videos! I would love to come to your part of the world and join you on an adventure like this!
Thanks Chad :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter you're welcome!
Really incredible ! Thanks for sharing this with us.
All my pleasure Ennis and Greetings from us.
it's astonishing, the amount of effort and work that went into the construction. It looks like a concert hall. Amazing.
yes , ipressive structures.
Great video ! Amazing ! THX for sharing your Exploration with us ! Question : where is this huge Batterie Bunker situated ? Greetz, Roger, Antwerp.
Thanks for watching
I only recently found your videos and enjoy them very much. Is there a group or organization that is performing basic cleaning/maintenance on this structure? The inside looks remarkable for something that has been abandoned since the end of WWII.
some locations have locals looking after them. Thanks for watching.
Nice video! Perhaps the “heel iron” may be a pony sized horse shoe? For luck. Also the last video, was the heel iron a pony’ sized shoe too? They do look similar before being fired and fitted. I’m sure pit ponies were used in construction and during the bunkers use for moving materials and munitions.
Daire Moffat exactly what I was thinking, looks like a horseshoe
Nope, HH knows his stuff. Definitely heal reinforcing iron for boot, for humans. There is also the equivalent made for the front (toe) end to be nailed to sole too. When detecting I find many but mostly rear ones (heal). Kind regards from UK.
Well, if you ever find two pairs together, then it’s definitely a horse wearing boots.
the iron was a German ww2 boot heel iron. Thanks for watching
At 6:11 indeed very beautifull, thanks for your great video(s)!!
Thanks
Wonderful place ! Thank you to share with us
All my pleasure and thanks my friend.
Thank your sir, very nice video..... I think it's amazing these structures are still in such good condition, I can imagine what they would look like if they had been cared for all these years.... amazing 👍🏻
Glad you liked it and Greetings from us.
superb as always my friend!!sorry i havnt commented in awhile i been working and guess what it's in the oil sands bichermene mine i think thats how u spell it lol. also HAPPY B DAY to your friend .i've been showing alot of fellow history buffs your vids.. keep up the fantastic work love support and smiles from your newfoundland history hunter crew ..thnxs always .have a good day my friend.
Appreciate Your support my friend and thanks for watching.
Amazing that the remnants of the camo netting is still there. Great vid mate
yes great views there my friend. Thanks
Awesome video History Hunter ! You've got me so excited that my next trip to Germany will be to do some magnet fishing ! Can you provide a link to where you got your magnets at ??? I have an exchange student brother in Berlin !
ok and thanks for watching.
Very cool to get the train track history! And such beautiful scenery!
i agree and loved it. Thanks my friend.
Pretty cool! Amazing the great shape of that track! It would be neat to find one of the old cars used to transport the ammo!
yes and the locomotive is there as well. Thanks Jim
Thanks for sharing that bit with us.
Glad you watched Ron and thanks.
Thank history hunter look forward to each of your video keep up good work stay safe exploring think it awesome how your daughter goes with you
Thanks a lot Todd
Very nice video. All these historical structures need to be preserved. Civil engineers should visit these kind of places and understand engineering of this time period.
they probably do , who knows :) Thanks
Hey, got a quick question for you. I am an American teenager, and these videos have brought back my love for this time period. I want to get back into metal detecting, and was wondering, what would be some good equipment to use??
just google around and learn as much as you can before buying gear. Thanks
WW2HistoryHunter thank you man. I love your videos ((:
Amazing, thanks for sharing
Amazing videos, keep up the good work.
Thanks my friend
Great video,, what an amazing place... in great shape too!
yes John , great location. Thanks.
oh my goodness that is massive
Pretty heavy duty stuff yes and very glad we could share it with you.
Amazing find! Would be interesting to see watch size of gun and shells were meant for this massive structure. Curious if a big battleship type gun was meant for here or something else? Along certain areas ( some of the narrowest points of the channel to Britain the Germans would lob these massive shells over the channel in Britain. Curious if this was meant for something like that ? If not perhaps you could do a video on the locations that were used for this exchange of cross channel shell lobbing? Thanks!
I think this is part of the Atlantic Wall, somewhere on the coast of Germany. Much of the Atlantic Wall was never completed, of which Field Marshall Rommel complained.
Thanks for watching and for comment.
Wow, very nice video. Thank you for posting this and the others. It looks like that site is setup to permit visitors, may I ask where this site is, I would like if I have the chance to tour it. If you do not wish to give the location I understand as you may not want to let out where your special sites are so they are not over run with less then honest people.
Thanks for taking time to comment and watch.
Fantastic film. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Indeed amazing that the track hasn't been ripped up for the steel value and that it's still there fully intact just as it was 75 years ago. A great and unique find.
Love that place and thanks for watching.
That was a great of short videos on bunkers videos thanks my friend.😷😃👍
Glad you enjoyed it
super video and again happy birthday kristine!
Thanks for watching.
VERY envious of your adventures.
Thank you very much.
For anyone who saw the movie "The Guns of Navarone," this would be where such a gun would be placed. It also reminds me of something that Gen. Patton said about the futility of fixed fortifications. Fantastic scenery, btw.
Appreciate you watching and greetings from us.
Amazing!!!!! We're you we're showing the heal iron of a German Soldier was the finger marks just above it? And beside it on the right looks like some more! You & your daughter & son just do & go to some amazing places!!! Omg that place is just Huge!!!! Your daughter is lol just crazy, or just very brave!!!!
It could be will look into that. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment my friend.
One of your best 👍
Thanks
Very good HH you just keep amazing us with your finds be safe my friend
Thanks Danny
Fantastic video again absolutely huge many thanks 👍
Thanks Panzer
Just awsome, great vlog
Thanks
Another great video!
Thanks Sam
Nice, an art deco gun emplacement.
Thank You for watching.
this was so awesome, Im glad you climbed the stairs the way the Germans would have, it gave us a great view of what it would have been like, thank you!
Thank you my friend and it was a bit scary to be honest :) Thanks.
@@WW2HistoryHunter yes it did look pretty scary ;-) glad you made it back down safely!
what would the gun, if ever installed, have been pointed at? Forest? ocean? Awesome video.
ships out at sea. Thanks
Great video great location can't wait for more adventures
More 2 come for sure :)
Such cool things, thanks for sharing
Thanks Greg
It is amazing what they built thank you for bringing this to us
Love to share it with you my friend :)
Amazing!!! Would you be able to say where this is? I would love to add this to places to visit
sorry locations are not revealed sir . Thanks
holy Madonna how did they actually find time for war and build all these amazing structures this is the most amazing one I have seen mind blowing well done again mate
Thanks for watching
The best way of waking up and watching your videos
Thanks my friend.
Went to dunkirk on Sunday on the way back from paris and had a look at the bunkers at Dunkirk
Thanks for watching.