Exploring German U-boat harbor by Fifish V6S rov. Wolfpack was here !
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- čas přidán 6. 02. 2021
- Lost U-boat harbor found and we explore it with our underwater ROV.
Pretty amazing things under the surface of the sea..
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With a gripper to recover artifacts from the deep !
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Always enjoy the underwater stuff!!! Nice work History Hunter!!! Best channel on CZcams by far!!!
Thanks my friend :)
I just re found your channel and I must say, I'm completely addicted to watching your content, you put so much effort and quality into your videos! It's inspiring me to go and metal detect my hunting land as I know there's probably some cool stuff there since it used to be farmed and I think there might even be some other items from long ago. Thank you for the amazing content! And I wish you nothing but the absolute best!
Thank you so much for that Justin and greetings from us.
I have found out that four of the German u-boat's are still in service today.
You are right, the amount of stuff I accidentally dropped over the side when I was in the Navy, would definitely keep an underwater rover busy, wrenches/ Marlinspikes, pocketknives, etc.
There you go and you never know what to find down there ad we have made more discoveries there to show later :) Thanks
I was hoping for some tools!
@@RaoulThomas007 Well i will show even better later :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter You need to get a small neodymium magnet and attach to the grabber arm. Will make the compass useless, but will allow you to go trawling for stuff. Bigger magnet with an attached line to drag back would also work, though with that you would be limited unless you attached a float.
That was quite intense. Had me holding my breath a couple of time. Great job.👍🏻
Thanks for that and doing our best and will show more later from this location. Thanks.
love watching your videos , may be not to much to find this time , but if you didnt look you would never know whats there . its all good practice And you were in yet another historic location , that the majority of us will never see, but you have taken us there . thank you for your work .
Thanks my friend :)
Thank you Sir for your adventurous spirit and desire to share you're finds with us. I sense this will be an adventure that will carry on for a few episode... I'll always keep watching... Be Safe and Be Well..
Well all i can say is that there is greatness coming up :)
Interesting to hear your were a Sonar operator on a U Boat.
My wife's Grandfather was a Asdic (Sonar) operator on HMS Keats (K482) during WW2 which was accredited with sinking U-1172 & U-285.
He spoke of the duels with the U boats playing cat and mouse waiting hours / days for the U Boats to break cover to try and escape.
When Germany surrendered he shared that he went with the ship to one of the U Boat pens to escort 3 surrendered U Boats and their crews to British waters.
As his role was no longer required he was part of the armed guard detail sent onboard one of the U Boats to ensure the crew did not scuttle the vessel.
He managed to get some small souvenirs from the crew including a typewriter!
Keep up the great work.
Thank for sharing and greetings from us.
German U Boats have always fascinated the hell out of me. I grew up around Chicago and I have seen and been in the Museum of Science and Industry U-505 exhibits more than a 100 times. It used to sit outside on Lake Michigan shore and now the stunning indoor exhibit it has now. I guess what amazes me most is the technology and construction of such an amazing machine in the 1930s and ear;y 40s. It just doesn't seem possible that this was something that could be designed and built back then and such a short amount of time. Only someone with a mechanical mind and aptitude would appreciate this when seeing one of these things, its more than just a war machine, even though that was its purpose. The Chicago U Boat is probably the only one in the world in this good of shape and could probably be relaunched and used. It is THAT good.
Appreciate you sharing and thanks for watching Jessica.
Rewatching all the older videos at work is my favorite thing to do.
So great to read my friend and thank you for helping out to keep us going :) Greetings from us.
Nice underwater explore! We love the way you keep your channel exciting!! Thank you!
Thank you 🤗
That reminds me of an arcade game, retrieve the stuffed animal, camera, fake jewlery, candy etc. LOL! Looks like fun!
Thanks.
Thank you again... And thanks for your time and effort. Loved it....
Appreciated George
Nice work. Couldn’t you drill holes in a strong bucket, weight it down, then drop it straight down to the to rest on the sea floor. Then the RUV could dump the finds into the bucket, and you could safely pull up the bucket with the finds.
working on such a solution indeed. Thanks.
@@WW2HistoryHunter try a fishing keep net
Nice finds 👍 fantastic fish and grabber ,really clear picture , impressive bit of kit 👍
I love when the tools do the job required. Thanks Paul
Love all your Adventures great drone work five thumbs up
Thanks Mary :)
Another great action adventure of yours that I enjoyed very much! I have read and studied for 20 + years about the Kreigsmarine and Atlantik Schlact during WWII and this adventure of yours shows the practical realities of hunting for WWII artifacts with ROVs. I am long past my scuba diving days so an ROV is very interesting to me for searching for historical artifacts here in the USA. Thank you for what you do and your hard work and effort and excellent and entertaining presentations!
Well James if you ever decide to start using a ROV in your interest i think you will have great fun doing it :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Well done, practice makes perfect. Can't wait to see what you find here in the future. Glad to see 300000 subs, you deserve them and hope you hit the million mark. Thanks again and stay safe.
Thank you very much Allen and we will get to a million subs for sure :)
Absolutely fabulous to put ourselves exactly were they were docked! Thanks
yes , just my thoughts as well. To be right there where they had their base , very cool. Thanks MArk
Thanks for sharing your adventure. 👍
Our pleasure!
Wow you were a sonar operator on a U boat very interesting. So this will be very special to you. You need more practice with the Fifish. Looking forward to the next harbor video. Just to stand there & let it run through your mind about the past. You were standing on history it must have been fantastic.
I sure is great and will share lots more later :) Thanks.
Outstanding and very educational video 👍keep up the great work
Thank you! Will do!
Oh, my goodness! I was holding my breath! I love your work with the Fifish, HH! Awesome explore and relic recovery!💖
Glad you enjoyed it Cynthia and thanks.
Hi HH
Outstanding video
Good things come as they say
Cheers
Indeed and cant wait :)
Wow I you had me at the edge of my seat when you bring things up. Well done. Love it
Awesome! Thank you Tessa :)
Well done. The only thing I could hear in my head was, "Scotty I need more power!!!" The Fifish doesn't have the thruster power for heavy objects plus the dynamic drag. We will talk later. I am wondering if they dumped overboard further from the quay. Still a great run for training. Stay safe and dry.
Well we did find more later and will show that. Thanks William :)
Excellent never disappointed . 👍👍 I never knew anyone who served on a submarine until now. Thanks for sharing my friend.😊👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Robert and glad for that :)
I really enjoy the underwater searching. leading the charge for WW2 lost objects.
Appreciated Jon and more to come.
Fantastic video my friend. I could not believe the amount of stuff that was in the harbor. You might need to do a scuba/snorkeling trip there. Great job!!
Thanks for the tips!
This was such a fun video , thanks history hunter
Glad you enjoyed it
Love the rover adventures. Seeing that which has been submerged for so ling is just too cool. All your adventures are simply amazing. So glad we get to see them.
As always thank you for sharing your amazing adventures. ✌❤🙂
Glad you like them my good friend and you know , more to come :)
Absolutely amazing! I once worked with an old german guy who told me he served in the german navy on a u-boat. He entered the military late in the war. He migrated to the US afterwards. He was very fasinating telling his stories. These small artifacts you bring up really shows the human side of german war machine.
Thank you my friend for sharing and for watching.
Loved the dramatic intro for the video! And thank you for your country’s service. Amazing location!
Glad you enjoyed it!
cool little series..Keep on keeping on..
Will do :)
Very interesting adventure. I really enjoy the underwater work that you do, especially with the German Navy sites. I can't imagine how difficult that must be to operate that ROV. I love your videos. Please keep the outstanding videos coming and God bless you and your family, my friend!
The rov is easy to run actually , just so many things going on in my head doing it that i tend to forget where all the controls are and what to do :) Thanks my friend.
Great video and content, I hope you make a series of these underwater exploration videos
That's the plan!
As the son of a World War 2 veteran (US Navy, Pacific Theater), I thoroughly enjoy all of your adventures. These tangible links to the past are priceless, and thank you for sharing them with us. Much respect to you, Eagle Eyes and Bunker Buster Girl. Keep up the excellent work, cheers!
Wow , greatly appreciated Tim and greetings from us.
Shouting at the screen saying grab it, grab it, what are you doing, brilliant.
Just like seeing myself out there. Thanks my friend.
Your videos and adventures are always a treat. Thank you for taking us with you. The best channel for WW2 Discoveries. Thank you for sharing👏👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Appreciated my friend :)
Still very cool that you can go down and get stuff from the bottom.Whole new world of adventures.Thanks for sharing my friend.best regards.
Thanks for watching!
I love these underwater adventures. When you were trying to grab that plate, I was sitting here tell you to stop and calm down, then make a plan of attack. Even tho the items you recovered weren’t from WW2, it was a great way to discover how to operate the ROV for recovering artifacts. Your skills continue to improve. I would be going crazy if you pulled up a complete German military plate. It’s just mine boggling to me that there are complete plates out there were you wouldn’t expect them. Keep up the great work.
I know i get so excited and loving it :) Thanks Anthony.
AWESOME. Really enjoyed watching. When you were trying to grab the plate, the object to the right(When you changed the direction the first time), looked liked a helmet.. I also saw a bottle not too far away. Can't wait for more adventures at that spot.
Well all i can say is that there are more and yes i did go back : ) Thanks
Great undersea adventure the rov is amazing 🤩
It really is Jacqui and i thank you for your great support that helps us out to do just that :)
Thank u ww2 history hunter agin all some stuff 💯💯🤙keep up the good wrk
Thanks Gio
I used to see German U Boats moored at Loch Ryan in Stranraer Scotland in the early 70's awaiting to be scrapped , the whole Loch was an Air base for Catalinas / Sunderlands / Ships during WW2 ..later in the 80's I stood inside the cut in half Hull of the Ark Royal right on top of the concrete ballast block , the Ship was enormous ..
Any photos??? Thanks......
@@f.dmcintyre4666 Sadly not mate if your refering to the ARK what happened was I fell out with my G/F went on a long drive ran out of fuel , this was in the days before Mobile Tech an 24 hr Petrol stations, as for the Subs cameras were thin on the ground at that time and I would be about 12 , but they were there .
'Thanks for sharing and for watching.
... I love this videos before and now! Best understanding of the facts! Please more videos like this!!! 🙏🥰👍
Thank you for watching.
Awesome!!
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Just found your channel, great stuff thanks. Hi from Australia. History is everything!
Subbed.
Welcome aboard!
How fantastic is that? Very much I say. I would love to be there so thank you for the adventure.
I agree , just great to be able to explore under water :)
Wow! Amazing. I love war history! You are a great man!
Thanks for that.
Love the video
Love the history
Keep up with the great work
History hunter
Thanks! Will do!
You need a metal wire Shopping basket with a folding lid arrangement.
On a heavy chain to pull it full of stuff up with.
Load it up with stuff and get the bigger sized objects that you can't bring up with the grabbers.
Should keep the Cable good for the Long run.
Thanks for the tips and will do that actually . Greetings from us.
Thanks for another great adventure. You’ll get one million subscribers in no time. This is easily the best WW2 channel on CZcams.
Working hard to get that Bryan :) Thanks and more to come :)
Amazing just thinking that the German u-boats were actually where you were, history is incredible.😀👍
I agree and very glad to have shared that with you.
I was on a ship sailing on the USS DUBUQUE LPD 8 before the internet
great my friend and thanks for sharing :)
Yes, it would have been quite a sight seeing the 3 Wolfpack Subs at the time. Must have been extremely interesting serving in the Navy HH. Would like to see you dive at one of those sites. Wonder if there was some bucks in the U89 safe? Could help with future expeditions. We were able to see some very interesting items. You did good HH even though you didn't retrieve Reinhardt. Hope you meet the one million subscribers. Will wait for your return there.
more to come from this location later and thanks Laura.
Great job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing how well you operate the rov and all of the artifacts that you found! You are still in really good shape for having served on a uboat back then! I had always been told that you had to be tuff to serve on those old submarines back and hearing you describe how it was confirms that ! I would never have guessed that you were that old ! No wonder you have trouble keeping up with eagle eyes ! Most of your generation are no longer here or are in nursing homes now! You are some amazing history your self! I would like to hear some of your experiences back then! Many thanks to you history Hunter!
Well i am not that old my friend. I never served on any WW2 timeframe subs you know so just a little correction is deserved :) More like 40 years after you could say :) Thanks Jefferey
Absolutely love this. The history is amazing. More videos like this please. Could you magnet fish that harbour?
Thanks my friend nd we will show more later :)
THUMBS UP WWII HISTORY HUNTER! Another Holy Madonna Moment Video! Nice work my friend, stay safe!
Appreciated Dave and stay safe :)
Wow! Just totally Amazing 🤙
After 3 ops, Minus 2 toes, 4 months of boredom, me and my twins are ready for an adventure 🤩 Loving your work, keep Smiling, Stay Safe 😁😁😁😁
We wish you all the very best my friend and we send a greetings to you and your twins. Go out and make every day a little adventure :)
Great machine, looking tricky to operate but lots of fun
Actually it is pretty easy to use , just takes some time to practice and do the right things with it :) Thanks Iain
Enjoyed this, Many Thanks................
Glad you enjoyed it
Very good exploring, un professional Marin, excelente vídeo hay muchos tesoros ahí.!!
Appreciated my friend.
i love the fifish 🤩🤩🤩👌👌👌 so cool to see what you find
Thanks
Well I think this one is one I’ve never seen thank you great underwater adventure love this one ! HH great time ! Be careful ! Be safe !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Great stuff History Hunter. I felt your frustration at being unable to get the plate but!! Patience and perseverance and you pulled it off!!
Unlucky that the plate and cup were modern but hey, that's the luck of the game. Still fun. Looking forward to seeing more. Thanks.
There are tons for us to look into there and we did go back :) Hard work will always pay off :) Thanks my friend.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Great to hear! I'm glad you had happy hunting and can share your finds with us all.
I hope you're all well.
Very interesting, thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
You need suction cups on those grabbers! Watching is driving me crazy🤣
Well it works , it just under water where thing s are a bit difficult :) Thanks Mary
The plate that matches the cup found in an earlier (or later) episode! Keep it up and you'll have a whole set of fine China for when guests come calling hahahahah!
That's the plan!
Great video really like the intro!
Thanks!
This is absolutely amazing to watch and you make this so much fun and entertaining Great Videos Man!!! I thought for sure that plate was gonna have an eagle on the back of it lol
Great explore and thanks for watching.
Very cool place!! Fifish is such a great tool, especially with the omniangleofthedangler to be able to retreive just about anything you can get a grip on under water!! Catch you guy's later!!
He he , thanks Josh :)
it seems like it needs more powerful motors and grip strength to capture and haul up the different goodies you discover. it seems like a video game running that. thanks again!
Well we are just starting to learn how to do things and we can promise great moments later for you to enjoy. Thanks.
Love subs, U-Boats. One of my favorite tv series/film is Das Boot, but only the original long version in the original German language with sub-titles.
Very good Glen and thanks for comment and for watching.
Fantastic video. Have you considered visiting the harbor at Crete or Malta? Maybe visiting some of the battlefields in Italy, Sicily, and North Africa? Thanks and keep up the good work.
we have tons of underwater explores coming so you never know :) Thanks
LOL ... going after the plate reminds me of war game tank driving backwards forwards gun tourit control's takes a while to get them mapped into the brain. Thanks for the share.
There you go and thanks my friend.
"Am I going to be able to get it up this tine?" I ask myself that question at least a couple of times a week.
All you have to do is to try :) Thanks.
Wow great place and to have the photos of the u boats there your imagination brings a perspective on the whole video I bet that's frustrating to Manoeuvre in the ROV with all the silt being stured up but well worth trying to recover items you never no what will come up 😎 I hope that you find some fine items in the future you put so much into what you do and I love to see the Holly Madonna with your excitement stay safe my friend and will look forward to your next video 👍👍👍👍👍
Yes , the rov is actually easy to control , i think it is my brain that is getting slower and slower so it takes more time :) Thanks my friend and greetings from us.
For the grabber try a couple of magnetic pads or claw's this should in theory give you a tighter hold.
ok and thanks for watching.
Was watching Tino Struckmann and he mentioned you and I thought I've been watching you guys forever
ok and thanks for watching.
I do like your fishing adventures.
Glad you like them!
Nice like the machine very interesting see the harbour where the boats wer thank you
Thanks for watching
Fantastic channel number one in world channels
Thank you my friend.
At the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois, in the United States, you can tour the U-505. You can go through the entire submarine. Very cool.
Thanks and greetings from us.
That's amazing...
Thanks for that :)
Wow respect too you if have worked on a uboat and I am so fascinated with ubouts and how life on them must have been like
Was a great experience but not much to see :=) Thanks
Absolutely Love your videos keeping History Alive always so interesting Hello Eagle Eye's and DAD 😁
Thanks MAry and greetings from us.
My hat is off to you for serving your country. Thank you for your dedication and sacrifice.
Have you hunted in Cordell Germany? My grandfather is from there.
nt that i can remember. Thanks Joe
Great episode ,amazing finds nevertheless,can I suggest on the pads on the gripper spread the whole pad in clear silicon it will give you more grip on things like a rubber washing glove 👍👍
i already put some rubber glue on it and it seems to work actually. Thank for tip and greetings from us.
Can't believe how much stuff has been thrown down there. A safe? An engine? If people are doing that now, they would have done it then, especially at War's End. That area is definitely worth more dives. Great video. Pity the plate wasn't Kriegsmarine but, there's always next time! Cheers my friend ! Stay Safe, Stay Well !
Thanks Peter.
i enjoyed watching you wrangle the plate up . have you thought to perhaps put a rubber grip sleeve or something similar on your clamps to help grip and protect plates with getting them to the surface . another enjoyable video thanks muchly
Thanks for the tip and greetings from us.
Good luck, I hope you find something rare and unique WWII one day soon.
Thanks
That's a nice shot when you lift from the photo to real life you can see them there
i just had to do that and thanks for watching.
Good to see and understand the struggles one must go through to find the historical proof, so sorry it was not a Kriegsmarine plate but hey, what a great practice anyway! Looking forward to the next episode!
No worries i did go back and will show more later :)
Very interesting.
Glad you think so!
You need to glue so sort of a nice thin but no to thick foam or some type of padding on the clamps that way when you clamp down it like a grip
Thanks for the tip Roy and greetings from us.
i would love to see you with your own Discovery Channel series
We have that right here :) Thanks
You should put heavy soft rubber on the grabber so it can work.
well i have actually put some rubber glue on the pads and it seems to do the trick so far but will work more on this so thanks for tip :)
Interesting video
Glad you think so!
Afternoon my friend how are you and eagle eyes doing looks like another great great hunt
All good