They just left it . German WW2 equipment still there.
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Nothing less than just stunning images from this location and the past.
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Amazing to see those things still out there. Would you agree ?
WW2HistoryHunter I've seen some videos where you bring your child with you. I am passionate of WW2 History, and back when I was a child I would have loved if my dad did the same with me. Unfortunately it was not the same. Continue your great work sir,
My regards from the French Alps
How great to read and appreciate you sharing and watching.
WW2HistoryHunter My pleasure sir. As you are here, may I ask you if you know any good WW2 movies wich are Historycally accurate ? And not just Hollywood pro-American movies ?
I know you didnt ask me but hey..
Paths of glory is pretty good. Johny got his gun is dark and bleak also great.
All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) is also very powerful, one of the best.
The pianist.. Schindlers list.. The beast (soviet afgan war) surprised me..
On and on and on..
Bob Barker Thank you very much my friend ! I'm tired of movies lile Fury, where Germans can't shoot straight two meters ahead and where Americans arrive guns blazing and in MURICA style.
But anyway, thanks a lot
I can't imagine hiking in the wilderness where soldiers once fought each other. Where I am from where we hike there isn't a battlefield to hike through. This must be a breathtaking experience
it is for sure something special to meet this out in the terrain. Thanks and greetings from us.
Some people live on old battlefields, think northern France and Flanders where people die every year from WW1 projectiles.
I would think it would be hard to not walk an old battlefield. They are nearly everywhere, especially in temperate zones.
I can **really** hear the fascination in your voice as you explore these places!
Cheers from New Zealand!
Thanks and Greetings to NZ
J4- my dad who was from Tikokino only had german machine guns in w.w.2 as he said the Allied guns were too heavy too lugg around and kraut guns lighter
Haha another kiwi here 👍
3:00 - as they step into the opening suddenly they’re in Winden 33 years in the past.
Thanks for watching.
I gotta be honest man. This video came up in my recommended feed on CZcams, and at first I read the title and said, "that sounds cool" but then saw this video was 14 minutes long. Reluctantly, I clicked the video, and here I am now at the 13 minute mark, sad that the video will end at 14 minutes. Thank you for making this and taking us on such an educational trip. These are things that you do not see in history books (as far as how they look today) and you are providing very cool angles to show how time has weathered these locations. Thank you and hello from Florida, USA.
PS it sure looks cold there. Stay warm friend. Subscribed.
Appreciated my friend and will do Our best to present more soon. Thanks
Same !
Stop with the advertisements! Now CZcams is exploiting Nazis for our "sensational value"--been doing it a long time? Kein Schamm? Nein?
Thought exactly the same,but absolutely loved this,would love to see stuff like this,subscribed 👍👍
I am inherently drawn to and fascinated by WW11 and military history. I really enjoy your excursions .My father served in the Pacific theatre recruited out of his birthplace in Hawaii .He served at IwoJima and Korea .He remained in the service until He died in 1983 and is buried at Punchbowl National cemetery with full military honors .
Thank for sharing and for watching :)
I'm drawn to it to on all sides,my grandad was bomber command in the RAF,my other grandad was merchant navy but there's something about ww2 that draws me in
*WW2
Fascinating stuff, man. Do you ever worry about wandering into abandoned minefields?
All the time :) Thanks
Shouldn't the bombs are rusted and old as hell so the chance of them explodeing is low
@@donttreadonme4355 not at all
Lance Rambert did they use nitro in mines?! Those things will be fast though😂😂
I think he should try to find some abandoned minefields.
I am amazed that none of the other viewers who seemnobsessed with abandoned ww2 weapons etc seem to miss the most IMPORTANT POINT in this VIDEO:
The fact that you and your daughter go out together as a family unit is wonderful- especially in this day and age of family alienation etc
Gott Mit Uns - hope i got that right -
i an an American germany lover- theres a lot of us here that do not exactly like the way Germany was treated- but just look how great Germany turned out in spite of external forces-
Enough of that- i am a supporter and subscriber now
Appreciate you commenting an Greetings from us.
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Do not like how germany was treated? Germany tried to take over the world, and was responsible for the deaths of millions.
@@Mars057 not the world, just to make a bit more room for some lebensraum for petes sake
@@asrigascanbe North Africa is "labensraum"?Hitler's "living room" was defined as locations which inhabited many ethnically german peoples, but did not belong to any German state. Last I checked, there weren't many ethnic germans living in North Africa, the balkans, the Caucasus, and to a lesser degree, England.
You should have millions of views, you put so much effort in the video and the videos are so great man love it👌❤
feel free to sprerad the videos and help out my friend :) Thanks
Celestin Clauw yet people prefer to watch Logan Paul trash
It has millions of views now :))
Amazing still in good shape,credit due here. The German Wehrmacht knew their stuff.
Appreciate you watching.
Vernon Findlay yea like genocide
@Teutonic Nordwind yea Im sure it was the Hitler youth invading and destroying innocent countries and lifes
@Teutonic Nordwind I’m well aware of the difference and have studied History extensively. Sounds like youre just looking for excuses for why the third reich did what they did. Get your head out of your ass, the wehrmacht, the ss, the luftwaffe...everybody was involved in the holocaust. Or why would they charge Keitel and Hoering with crimes againts humanity? Go read some books and get back to me son.
@@siner99alex I see you are a loyal and faithful servant of the small hat.
Thank you for your time and interest in allowing us all to explore alongside you, a fascinating experience and a rare one for those who can't manage to come visit in person. Greetings from Canada
Just another AMAZING video of a STUNNING location!! :-D
It's so cool to see how they left it like that.. and everything is in great condition!
Thanks for sharing this again! :)
Gr Nick
Thanks my friend and see you out there :)
History Secrets 6’
Thank You For The Historical Tour of these Sites, I Love WW2 History.
Your channel is very good you are very interesting
Thats awesome stuff and the drone footage really helps put it ijn perspective. Well shot
Thanks for that :)
I spent most of my youth doing what you're doing!! Fascinating stuff, and will not be around forever, great video, even better that you know what you're looking at and can explain - thanks very much.
Good memories and thanks for comment and for watching.
I'm envious of Europeans because of this. I'm glad the war never reached America, but I would love nothing more than to hunt relics and explore old bunkers. There's a brutish elegance to everything over the pond, from the architecture to the rusting guns of old. I obsess over world war 1 and 2 history, but unfortunately I'll never be able to relic hunt.
@@GetDougDimmadomed I holidayed my entire childhood on the Isle of Wight, several hundred metres from a huge old fort/gun battery. There were loads of built up gun emplacements all over the cliffside, and you had to explore to get to them. Amazing memories 👍
the snow is very pretty, adds a rather intense feeling to the whole video.
i agree totally and it made it very special to be there. Thanks Hayden :)
I went on a buffalo hunting trip in Poland and we came across tanks cannons and skeletons.. in the year 1998
ok and appreciate you watching.
War dead are a big deal!
Are you talking about anti tank guns or artillery? Or real tanks.
Paul-E G'z what buffalo are in Poland???
buffalo hunting...how bif=g and brave you are..... d*ck
"Fixed fortifications are a monument to the stupidity of man" George S. Patton, Commanding General U.S. Third Army, France and Germany WWII
Thanks for watching.
I think he referenced the Maginot with this statement.
tell that to private ryan
what about homes or do you live in a trailor park
Heh. And while he was off to relieve Bastogne, the US 7th Army held the weakened Allied line partly by making use of the Maginot Line fortifications. There are many ways to be stupid in a war, and discounting the value of fortifications is one of them.
I would rather watch you than the news!!!
how cool to read :) Thanks my friend.
Me too from philippines!
Agreed.
Well the news is usually depressing and negative so yeah this is way better than the news
Definitely better than mainstream liberal news
Always love the coastal artillery sites you take us to! Have a special fascination with coastal artillery for some reason. Always love visiting the state parks here in my home state that were coastal artillery forts. Thanks so much for doing these trips for us.
Appreciated my friend :)
here in western Pennsylvania we have cannons that were used in the Civil War in place were they were used.. there is a large cannon in a pit on the north side of Pittsburgh walking distance from Heinz Field. I went to grade school a few hundred yards away. i use to slide through that cannon when I was a kid. The barrel is about 15 feet long.. it’s about 300 feet from the national aviary in west park on the north side of Pittsburgh, just west of the aviary
Thanks for sharing and for being here :)
Dont take the guns away rebuild them there, open up the tunnels, chop the barbed wire into bits, open to tourist and make some money
LMAO, crypto is the new veganism it seems
Thanks for watching.
why would anyone say that's impossible?, its not! it would take a long time and you would need help from many different organizations but it could be done. and also permission...
permission !!!!!! just get on and do it, nanny state !!!!!!!
hahaha, well said. I guess all one would need setting up something like that is a strong community and the power and will so with the right people or only having the right mind then you will have the many possibilities gaining whatever you believe in and whatever you imagine.
I’m in the US. Wish I could explore these areas!
history is everywhere you know so go out and find it :)
I live in the uk, it’s everywhere, my mum lives in Lincolnshire , Mablethorpe you walk out onto the beach and there’s still old abandoned tanks and airfield ect and bunkers everywhere
@@Smudge-gw4qd Sounds good
@@Smudge-gw4qd there's loads of concrete tank blockades all across my local shoreline.
I live in Normandy, so much stuff everywhere, we have plenty of Museum too, with a large amount of war stuff in them
What an amazing coastal artillery location was many parat still intact. Thank you history hunter and bunker buster girl.
Thanks William :)
Brilliant just found you, cannot stop watching what you find keep going.
Welcome aboard!
Amazing video my friend I feel I know you I watch your videos so much so glad your daughter is with you on these amazing ventures maybe you know someone that can take them and put them in a museum its just a waste seeing them beat up by the weather be safe my friend and History Is EVERYWHERE thanks for taking us along
Thanks Danny
I think the reason why they aren't in a museum is that there is an ample supply of the mountings, but few barrels because they had to be destroyed to comply with the peace treaty. Museums usually want complete assemblies. As far as preserving the sites, it depends on available resources. There are so many relics of WWII along the coast and throughout Europe that there isn't enough money to maintain them all. So, there are a few examples preserved and the rest are left to nature.
Thanks
I'm assuming you mean German WWII aircraft? There's a few dozen Spitfire that are still airworthy, and at least one Lancaster that does flyovers still I believe.
Not sure how you've done it, but I think you've thanked every person that's commented for watching. Nice to see a channel that actually talks with their viewers.
Except you.
@@BigBirdKiwi Nothing to thank from my comment.
Of course we thank you my friend for being here and we send a greeting to you :)
Love the drone views! Enjoy this older program.
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
Wish I could have been with you, I love historical adventure to see things that too ww2. Where Germans struck at that point of time.
Best WW2 History Videos 👍
Thanks for that.
The room with the "large pipes" is the magazine. The pipes provide passive ventilation of powder laden air to prevent dangerous buildup of unburned powder during firing that could result in an explosion hazard. The pipe closest to the ceiling allows for hotter air to stratify out of the magazine, which creates a vacuum to pull cooler air in. This flushes out stagnant air and flammable particles. The excavated area is likely unfinished and design to store materials, possibly casualties. All the rocks piled up in the structures were done as a haphazard attempt to fill in the fortifications after they were seized to prevent re-use and possibly vandalism after the war.
Thanks for comment and for watching.
I always love to see the places you visit.....so incredible to see and learn about the loctions. Keep it up..thank you
So nice of you David and thanks.
I found a live grenade whilst through these forests, I'd urge people to be cautious what they pick or touch. If it appears to be an metallic object of the past don't touch it, get specialist to examine please
Thanks for watching.
you should have pulled the pin to see if it still works
I just found your channel, amazing stuff!All the best to you and your daughter, stay safe!
Welcome aboard!
I really enjoyed the video, thank you for some history. It would be nice to really see it for one's self
So glad for that Chris and Greetings from us.
Thank you for filming this. What a great adventure back in time.
Thanks for that.
Is this area easily accessed? Doesn’t seem like anyone’s been there in a long time.
Suprised no graffiti. So I'd assume not easily accessed bc of that
A bit way out there you could say :) Thanks for watching.
"Thank you for watching Ja" love when the German words slide out
Would love to see these historical places preserved
Great and thanks for that.
But mom
I loved it when he said "Holy cow!". In the USA I've been using that term all my life and realize now it really makes no sense. What does it even mean? Making fun of Hinduism and Bhuddism? We also say "Holy Mackeral". Could be making fun of Catholicism "fish on Friday" tradition.
What’s sad to see is the men that was there disappearing everyday. These should be a reminder to us all of the sacrifice and lessons learned.
Thanks for watching and Greetings from us.
G'day from Australia.
All of your content is terrific. You show such respect for the human endeavour, the individuals and their lives of these times. Incredibly fascinating.
Thank you.
wow thank you so very much for that my friend. Greetings from us and be safe.
Is this a new addition with the Drone footage. If so it absolutly benefits the overall imagery of the complex. Now I can visualise the tactical placement of the gun emplacements. Well done.
Thanks
I live in San Pedro California on US West Coast. We too, have emplacements just like this all over. From SanDiego all along the California coast. No one likes to talk about it, but they were built to be ready for a Japanese invasion. I appreciate your desire for this type of thing. But to people who remember, all these places are... are best forgotten. I can see why, as we come back again to threatening world war. Places of extreme violence are sometimes best left forgotten. Take care!
Great sharing and thanks for watching.
Seraphim
Agreed. Interesting but...
The Kriegsmarine Bunker with the 10.5 cm KWK gun mount/casemate was vey impressive. Extremely well built with the 2.5 m thick roof. Wonder why all that barbed wire was in the bunker? Didn't take long for BBG to jump into the empty case pit. Great drone shots accompanied by your own music creation HH. Yes, a real shame the 10.5 m cannon under carriage wheel and other undercarriage part with crank was not transported to a museum and preserved. Can't believe all that equipment was left behind. Thank you so much HH and BBG for taking us there.
Strange to see that they just tossed them away like that indeed. Nevertheless a great location to explore and thanks for being here Laura.
What I know about WWII is what I learned in school. Which isn't much. Your video tells so much more...
Wow , great to read and thanks Regina.
Amazing video. It reminds me of when I was in Germany in the early '80s
Thanks Arthur
Another great video as usual. Keep it up! You really inspire me to get out more and just enjoy the outdoors! Much love!
Thanks a lot Evan and Greetings from us.
I still say you have the best lead-ins on CZcams. The music perfectly matching the stills & video. Simple and very effective simply because of the simplicity! Well done!
Wow , appreciate the kind Words my friend and Greetings from us.
My wife got excited when you mentioned snow lol. So nice to see the gun pedestal still there. Am sure after these locations were taken over by the Allies, the soldiers were told to dismantle the cannons so the Germans couldn’t use them if the retook the area. Very nice location to explore.
Snow is very common there after November ad a lot of it :) Thanks Anthony and say a personal hello to your wife from us :)
how come it has not been trashed by vandals? no graffiti, none of the artifacts are smashed up? Very rare. Which country is this in? I know we cant talk about the located but is this germany, netherlands?
Thanks and appreciate you watching.
It's definitely not the Netherlands. I'm Dutch and my country doesn't looks like that.
I'm thinking Norway... the Germans had a large military presence in Norway, and coastal gun batteries to keep the Allies from landing.
WW2HistoryHunter the fuck kind of a response is that?
Whirlybird ikr it’s like he is a robot
Amazed how well the Germans built these structures, makes one proud of their German heritage. It's the greatest story never told.
@Jude M Yes, Germans should have internally fought the desire to be Nazis. Like right wing Americans need to do today.
Thanks for taking time to comment and watch.
Another great history tour. Very cool remnants. I’ve really enjoyed everyone I’ve watched. Keep up the great work and Thank You for sharing your videos and your knowledge. Cheers
Thanks Donovan and Greetings from us.
To think, that piece of steel has been there for almost 80 years and saw that war... You're most likely the first person to ever have touched it since and made it fall, I both love and hate time
Thanks for watching.
I love ww2 stuff like guns helmets ammo and ammo boxes cannons every thing to do with ww2
Thanks and appreciate you watching.
Love the vid and they should put that stuff in an expansion.
oka and Greetings from us.
I’m from the U.K. and I think all that equipment that is left over after the war should be saved as it’s part of your country’s heritage and visitors could go and visit the site... Cheers for showing us 🏴👍🏼
ok and thanks my friend.
WW2HistoryHunter ur welcome.
really adds too the entire nostalgia, and that when you see these things it reminds us it really wasn't that long ago. never forget.
Thanks Russ
gun positions should be restored and opened up as a museum and tourist attraction. great to share the history.
i agree. Thanks
A agree also but unfortunately there is that many off them there can only be a few restored and opened just take the east coast of England we have tons of dad's army op's air raid shelters tank traps on my relatives farm there is a big shelter that was used to light up the country side to confuse the Lufftwaffer in to thinking they were bombing the docks of the Tyne & wear all extremely fascinating as kids we used to camp out in all the op's happy times lol
deadwolff no people abuse places like that especially spoiled children
At least cut the trees down in the gun pits and surrounding structures, wouldn't take long with a chain saw.
You can visit the death camps.
great video.....get that under carriage....they mixed some good stuff when the made their steel
they sure did. Thanks my friend.
Donald Powers not good enough
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I agree with you, that’s is our history and it should be preserved. Thanks for the videos.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome 2nd time around thank you BBg and HH.
Thank you Laura :)
The reason they left everything is because they lost the war they were running for there lives
Thanks for watching.
Very good video
Gave me flashbacks... to playing Medal Of Honour in the mid-2000s.
Thanks for watching.
The logistic behind the construction of these fortresses in the middle of nowhere is just extravagant.
SO true and thanks for being here.
Amazing love from India,
Keep doing great work!!!
Appreciate your work!!!
Thank you Atul :)
Absolutely breath taking
Appreciate you watching my friend.
I enjoy watching your video adventures. This one in particular is of interest as I’m reading a very interesting book, “D DAY Through German Eyes - The Hidden Story of June 6th 1944.” Fascinating to see these places along side of the accounts in the book.
Hope you enjoy it!
I'm curious why anyone is giving a thumbs down to your content. even videos like this are super cool. to see these long forgotten places that had a big role in history is always a pleasure and brings me excitement. shame on anyone who gives his videos thumbs down. if you don't like it then just don't watch. good work as always, keep it up. Everytime I watch one of your videos it makes me want to binge watch all of them. I would love to come explore with you one day. I'll keep watching as long as you keep Making vids. thanks for all you do, take care.
Well , i think that the world will be like that , no matter what you do or present. just how life is i guess :) For me it doesnt matter it just confirms what i wrote. Thanks a lot for Your kind Words and we will continue to present Coll and interesting material for all to enjoy. Thanks
Thanks to you and your family members for your efforts. Greatly appreciated my friend.
Thanks my friend.
12:40 fantastic metallwork, all the rivets
yes i agree. Thanks for watching.
I would really like to know the locations of these historic locations, so I can research a little more about the battles that took place & the building technics/layouts of these emplacements. Great work you guys stay warm, wild wet west coast BC
Sorry , locations are not given. Thanks for watching.
Your video’s are superb! Thank you very much for all your hard work.
Glad you like them!
2 videos in 1 day!!! You spoil us. :)
Well the other video was taken down by YT as a result of their new guidelines... whatever that means.. Thanks for taking time to watch Roy and thanks for your great support. Greetings from us.
Eric DeLyon he mains us..he and his dauther
Eric DeLyon he and his dauther..is us..not usa
WW2HistoryHunter That's ridiculous. It has to be the eagle. Absolutely messed up. I would try re-uploading it anyway. Could have been some pansy that got triggered by the symbol.
Thats disgusting that youtube took the other video down, it's a historical document. Are they trying to airbrush history?
Thanks for the great video , My Grandpa fought in WWII . He always talked of Anzio Do you have any footage from anzio by chance
no i dont. Thanks for sharing and Greetings from us
Another good one. It's very important that many structures survived the two World Wars, to show and tell other generations what happened, and that they should not be forgotten - or those involved.
Thanks Jack
the fact that theres no graffiti makes it so much better,its so sad when people paint on things like this.
i agree. Thanks
where you from?
and amazing video man keep the good work up
That’s so bad ass... I wish I could explore those areas and admire the history in person!:P
Great stuff my friend and thanks
so do I man !!! I was in germany and visited couple of interesting places, but great would be to stay there one month and do REAL tracking to different WW2 places ...
That last one seems as though someone put some paint on that last one to preserve it. It was way to clean and uniform. It didn't look like the other metal that was featured. Make you wonder if someone has plans to preserve it for now until they can get it out of there. At least I hope so. Great video. Thank you.
Could be. Thanks for watching.
Your channel is fascinating! As you can tell..I'm new..your site just popped up one day n since I'm a history buff n am intrigued w WW1 n 2, my smart phone figured I might like you, lol! So glad as you make viewing so entertaining! Right b4 you find something..I find myself saying "Holy Cow" n then you enthusiastically say the same! It's intriguing yet filled with great sadness! Thank you for sharing this with all of us who care!
How great to read and thanks for that.
After the war there were thousands of weapons, artillery, aircraft, tanks, ships left laying about that suddenly had no use. Many were saved for monuments and museums (or mothballed) but most were worthless.
And remember, people wanted to put the horrors of the previous decade behind them.
Look up images of WW2 surplus and you can see the hundreds of fighter planes that people would pay millions for today, just lined up waiting to be chopped up for their aluminium and magnesium. Those metals had value but the ferrous metals didn't. The price of iron and steel dropped precipitously and most of it wasn't worth the cost of transporting it to a foundry.
Thanks for watching
Interesting story -- by the mid-'50s, Japan's industry was struggling to recover from wartime damage, and many of its harbors and docksides were still choked with wreckage. To jump-start recovery, the US State Dept. offered an economic incentive to the US steel industry to import a large amount of Japanese scrap metal -- former battleships, trains, tracks, rebar, etc. -- for reprocessing and resale to our auto manufacturers. But the word went 'round that some of the imported scrap might be contaminated with radiation, if harvested from Hiroshima or Nagasaki. So State directed the Japanese suppliers to label their scrap as to city of origin, and include a statement testifying to the fact that it was known to be "radiation-free"! A good proportion of the steel made from this scrap was bought by Chrysler Corp., to turn out its phenomenally popular Virgil Exner-designed "finned models" of 1957-59.
I like your vids! Only annyoing thing about the video, is that Im not there :) Would love to come and see all the cool bunkers and places you explore! Denmark is not so far from Germany! I would imagne this would be woth the trip ;)
Thnx!
ok and thanks for watching.
Loving this channel Sir, love and peace from Scotland 🏴
May we continue to love eachother as brothers and live in peace
Thanks for comment and for watching.
it's heartbreaking to see things just left in right state rotting away .it alone deserves a place in museum
i totally agree and dont understand why it is not there. Thanks Shaun
A pity the last video was taken down..stupid CZcams!!..thanks again for sharing with us all your awesome adventures
Thanks my friend.
why was it taken down
Love the vids would love to do this someday happy hunting HH keep up the great work.
Thanks and Greetings to Jimie
That void that just stopped near that opening is probably an escape door construction, German bunkers often had a opening somewhere which was closed with a pile of gravel, if they would become trapped because the regular openings are blocked for some reason they could dig away some of the gravel from the bottom and dump it in that void , by digging away from inside the bunker at the bottom of the pile the gravel at the top would slide down in to the bunker and the emergency exit would open op so they could escape the blocked bunker by climbing up on the remaining gravel pile
Interesting location and thanks for being here.
@@WW2HistoryHunter your welcome, i live near the Dutch coast, still a lot of German Atlantic wall Bunkers around here. 10km from my town is the town Noordwijk and they recently re opened several bunkers over there to create an Atlantic wall museum.
The place gives me a chill down the spine. Can't even imagine myself in a place like this...after dark....all alone.
Thanks
Gun barrels, range finders and directors all removed. Old steel left to rust and concrete revetments abandoned. Nothing of note to save or restore.
well i think that everything is worht taken care of. Thanks William for watching and comment.
Good thing there weren’t land mines
There wouldn't be. The Germans needed access.
No one wanted to be reminded of the terrible war that brought so much destruction.
Thanks for watching
Awesome footage from the Drone over the site , thumbs up guys fully enjoyed watching your video
GLad you liked it.
Nice video thanks greetings from Holland Jan
Thanks Marianne
Marianne Merkus ii
Marianne Merkus Its not Holland but netherlands
Yellow Test dummy dat is het zelfde !!!
Netherlands yay
Remnants from a terrible part of Germany's history. I find the mechanics of War fascinating, the politics haunting..
thra5herxb12s agree
Terrible??
Only terrible if you believe the perpetuated lies. Truth is quite different from what is generally told.
I mean even if we ignore all the genocide, getting pounded into submission and then spitroasted between Russia and the US/UK is probably not a great part of German history. ;)
But genocide? Why is what Germans did(out of destperation) called Genocide and what Brits did to Indians and the Africans not called Genocide? It happened during the same era so why is one evil and why is other not? Perspective much..
"why is this stuff just laying here and not picked up and in an exhibition somewhere?" ......... you are in the exhibit ..... nothing beats real life.
Indeed Stephen and so true. in the midle of it :)
If you ever find yourself in Belgium, you should check out the atlantikwall museum in Oostende.
It's a perfectly preserved piece of the atlantikwall that even includes remnants of a german coastal defence battery from the first world war.
Thanks for comment and for watching.
Not everything can or needs to be saved. I love history but still, there is more stuff then that needs to be saved or even practically can be saved.
Awesome. Many thanks for showing us this site. Sure would like to ge there with a metal detector. As for the gun carriages why not organise a group to save them. After retrieval and preservation I am sure you would find a museum to take care of them.
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It's amazing how much work went into those gun emplacements. All that concrete and steel is heavy construction. I suppose they had motorized cement mixers on site that must have been running continuously
they had a narrow track Railroad and huge cement mixers there. Thank you for watching.
I'm on a long weekend and Memorial Day Holiday off from my duties as a Registered Nurse binge watching your videos! Those gunner pieces aren't too damaged by rust, they could be preserved nicely on display in a museum!
That is awesome and i agree those gun pieces should have been taken care of long time ago. Thanks for being here.
Watching anything old remindes me of myself being old and the youth time that I didn't get enough use out of.i feel I am a 80year old.i am just 35. i am sad guys! Someday I will be long gone like Nazis but sad and depressed.
ok and thanks for watching.
Aw. Maybe you should express this to someone you know and trust
@@matt.squarebody5427 oww man why would you even say that