Deep scary underground world at German WW2 fortress. Scary tunnels and bunkers found.
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- čas přidán 12. 04. 2024
- Deep scary underground world at German WW2 fortress. Tunnels , caves and bunkers all over. This was a scary explore..
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The AEG equipment ought to be in a museum and not rotting away in this bunker. I think the footsteps in the concrete were for posterity - and they are! Thanks to you and to Eagle Eyes for another interesting video.
Totally agree and we loved to see that there. Thanks and more to come :)
All three parts of this location are so interesting. I truly appreciate you and EE exploring these areas. It's truly a shame and a loss that they can't be cleaned up and maintained for camping and just the historical significance. They should be restored to their original condition. Thank you again.
We appreciate you being here and thanks my friend.
That was truly amazing to see all those bunkers!!! Loved seeing the wires still there and those underground bunkers,barrel, just WOW!!! Loved seeing this area and really liked how you gave it the overlook from the control bunker. Thanks for taking us. Take care
You and me both and what a great place to explore. Thanks so much Colleen :)
Very very cool explore!! Thanks for sharing!! 🤘
Thanks.
The places you get to go and see are amazing! Wish i was there!
Thank you so much :)
Wow, what an awesome tunnel system! I would love to see that location myself! Thanks for sharing this place with all of us. I would absolutely love to see more of these secret underground tunnel systems. Great job finding this site.
Great explore at this location and we appreciate you being here with us :)
Thanks! For more exciting episodes!
Very kind of you my friend and we greatly appreciate that. We shall share more in the near future and you will enjoy that :) Thanks from us :)
Excellent explore again , thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
All I can say is wow! That place was amazing! I never would have guessed all that would've been there. The Germans continue to surprise and perplex me. Why were the stakes in the ceiling? The tunnel system was definitely not something I thought was there from the looks of the outside. Simply astounding. Thank you both for your hard work and for taking us along. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Stakes we think are for cables to be attached. Great explore Julie and thanks so much :)
Very cool. I love seeing these historic sites that people don't usually get to see.
Appreciated :)
What a great location. And it just kept giving. The Firing Control Bunker was cool, but those stairs! they went much deeper than first thought. Imagine the work involved in cutting out that massive stairwell, let alone the huge rooms, and tunnels, under the hillside. Just mind numbing. So nice to see the AEG junction boxes in place. You can easily see by the number of cables running in and out, how important that complex was to the whole site. And then to find another tunnel complex and, a original fuel drum. Magic! Hopefully they won't leave that drum there just to rust away. They're not that scarce, but, each one is still a part of history, that needs to be preserved. Thank you both for this fascinating series, on what is definitely an incredible location. Cannot wait to see the next adventure! Cheers to you all! Stay Safe!
Yes this locations has shown us great details and i just love it. We think there might have been a " war readiness " control central in there. Important stuff for sure. More to come my friend and be safe out there :)
Great content again EE & HH 👍🏻👍🏻
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Thanks Glenn :)
That is the most amazing tunnel I have ever seen just incredible ! Enjoyed this very much, thank you. Stay safe !!
Glad you enjoyed it
Incredible again👏👏thanks to the remoteness of these places they are virtually free of any spray paint and vandalism
Glad you like them!
Eagle eyes is so enjoying the trip.
Nice find dude.
He really is and thanks :)
What an interesting complex and the depth of the facility was impressive. The cable connection labels was a first for me. What did they keep in the huge hall, lots of ammunition, maybe fuel drums? That oil heater was also a new item for me. EE seemed to really enjoy this complex and all the interior and exterior features. Lots of stairs, large rooms and tunnels, they must have worked on this site for quite some time. Great explore guys!! Thanks for taking us along!
We think the huge hall is some kind of " war readiness " room and control center. EE Loved to explore there and it was quite a experience. Thanks Donald :)
Wow, that firing control bunker is absolutely amazing. So many levels each a little better than the next what a spectacular bunker system. Thank you so much, History Hunter and Eagle Eye's, for all the research and explanation.
Grat place to see and explore. Thanks William :)
It boggles my mind to know how quickly the Germans built positions like this all over the place. Yeah, they used forced labor for a lot of it, but even so the shear number of these fortifications being built so quickly is stunning. Then, there's the supply side of it all - tons and tons of concrete production, steel production etc.
This is a really cool site. I'm glad you an EE took us along.
yes so much was built during short time. Thanks a lot from us :)
Wunderbar! Thank you for sharing another epic location in WWII history and as always " Good Hunting "
Appreciated my friend and have a great day :)
Great finds EE awesome 3 part series ❤
Thank you and we send our greetings from us :)
What an interesting explore! It's great to see so much of the communication gear left behind. The tunnels are so cool!!!❤
Yes those details are truly great to see anywhere out there. Thanks so much Cynthia :)
Incredible place guys thanks so much for sharing and please stay safe and be very alert at the moment with the crazy way the world is going.
Thank you! Will do!
Wow, what an amazing complex of tunnels and rooms. How great that there was still a lot of original items still there at the site! So glad you went there and the two of you were exploring it and taking us along!
We agree , what a great explore this has been and loved to share that with you. More to come and thanks so much for your great support :)
Again I am so thankful for EE and you for sharing these videos and keeping the past alive. I believe that the doors were split like that incase rubble had the bottom part blocked,they could could go out the top part.
You are very welcome and thanks for comment and for being here :)
Hi HH & EE,
Nice drone images of the camper.
I also visited a 620 bunker in Denmark.
It is special that there are so many AEG distribution cabinets.
Yes there are a ton of these bunkers out there The AEG and Siemens gear is often still out there. Thanks Oma and greetings from us :)
What a beautiful area! It's already very green there. Won't be all green here until late May.
You got that right!
Very interesting video thanks for sharing it you all have a great day I look forward to seeing what you share next
We thank you for being here with us :)
Well worth waiting for this part 3 of the tour, that is one amazing site, and so clean of graffiti. Thank you anf EE for taking us along and for sharing with us. Stay safe and well my friends
Our pleasure and such a great explore that turned out to be. Thanks so much and take care out there :)
Thank you for sharing your information with details everyone
Appreciated Earl :)
That was a great three part video series. Thank you for sharing history with us.
Our pleasure!
Looking forward to seeing more history.😎👍❤️✌️
You and me both!
Your bunker adventures are so cool! Nothing compared to the Dutch S3 bunkers I opened as a kid 🙂
Thanks for watching.
Another very cool location. Nice to see that it’s in good shape.
yes we agree , such a great place to see and experience. Thanks.
WOW such a cool location, thank you! 🙂
Our pleasure!
Couldn't help but get caught up in EE enthusiasm. I learned so much from your running commentary EE. 😅 You always seem to find some hidden treasures. It's a good thing you saw the one panel was off HH. Someone could have fallen down there. Those German WW2 military structures sure withstood the signs of time. There is so much more to discover there. Thanks for taking us there, EE & HH . Stay safe. ❤❤
Appreciated Laura and more to come soon :)
Great video again and an awesome experience... Love studying and learning about Ww2
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Holy cow indeed EE. What an explore wow.
Loved it and thanks :)
Cool !!! What did the electronics boxes look like originally ?
They were full of cables and connections and huge lids on top in cast iron. Thanks for being here with us :)
Thanks for the video HH and EE, love this place all those tunnels too explore, the bunkers area awesome!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank You History Hunter and Eagle Eyes, for taking us through this bunker. Being that I am 1/4 German my self, some times I have mixed feeling about some of these ruins. I feel that Adolph Hitler caused a lot more trouble for the German people when he seized power in 1933 and tried to conquer all of Europe than they would have suffered by following through with the restriction they were subjected to by the Treaty of Versai(?)🌍
Thank for sharing and for watching.
Fantastic part 3 of the series. That is an incredible installation they have created on all those levels. Thanks for showing all the remaining electrics! Comparison of the torches at the end was fun to see, certainly a lot of difference from what we have now back to what was available from the WW2 era.
yes that is a great place and we loved to share those 3 episodes with you. Old flashlight is still such a great item to study. Thanks my friend.
Wow that is one amazing location with the size of the underground at the C&C bunker I wonder if it was the central command for all the C&C's in the area with all the reports going into there. This series was quite a find god job EE! Stay safe friends and looking forward to the next adventure.
Agree and the C&C was a command central for the area we have learned now. Loved it and thanks from us :)
Once again very impressed by how the Germans utilised the natural environment to conceal their defences.Thanks so much EE and HH for this enthralling 3 part series.👍
Thank you too!
That is crazy ! the amount of tunneling they did there , not to mention ALL of the Hundreds of other tunnel systems and fortifications they built , and some were never finished or used ! Such a waste of time and lives ! 😯
Interesting place for sure and thanks for being here :)
Very interesting
Thanks for being here :)
Well, done my friend. All I need to do is pack a few things and I am ready to move into the F&C bunker to live. They are still in remarkable condition. That the cable breakout blocks are still on the wall is a miracle. But they are in a normal condition - lids gone -. Well, done EE as the "pathfinder." Great job HH on the video. Stay safe and well.
There you go , history is ready to serve :) Great details there i think and EE is truly a pathfinder out there. Thank so much from us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter The next time you find a well-preserved junction block see if you can find numbers. AEG is gone for all intents and purposes, so their archives are scattered. Siemens is still going strong so if it is theirs, you find a better chance of documents.
Will do and you will see the numbers yourself. Thanks.
What a wonderful location bringing a surprise around every turn. Great to see so many pieces of history still there. No telling what is still there hidden under the over growth of vegetation. Maybe you’ll come across a German soldier still guarding a location lol. Can’t wait to see what you have in store for us in your next video.
Absolutely amazing place! That was a wonderfully extensive bunker system, and I'm incredibly intrigued as to the purpose of the various parts and rooms you found. Certainly that large room, with so many cables and fixtures and connectors going to it, must have been some sort of planning centre. It also tells me it must have been for much more than local operations, perhaps for planning longer-range raids and the like.
As always, fantastic exploration, and totally mind blowing 🙂 All the best to you guys!
it used to be a important control center we think. Thanks so much my friend and greetings from us :)
Beautiful greens in that forest. That was a huge site,
Yes a lovely view there and so glad we could share that with you :)
Thank you for taking us to this Facility HH and EE.
Our pleasure my friend :)
What an impressive find, great explore. I wonder what is behind those walls in the bottom of the complex. Thank you and EE for taking us along. This was a very interesting location.
Well i am not sure actually. We are planning a return there in the future just dont know when. Thank you Allen and we appreciate you my friend :)
That was ******* awesome mate thank you.
No problem 👍
Would of loved to see those guns and facilities back in the day. Great Job guys
yes what a great place. Thanks Dave :)
That was some huge bunkers. Too bad they didn't leave some of the sighting equipment in the area.
Agree , such great bunkers and tunnels. Should have been fun to see more gear there yes. Thanks Larry :)
Interesting place!
It really is and thanks :)
The Regelbau 607 ammo storage bunker was quite large. Both the the Regelbau 621 and 607 were in great shape. I wouldn't'' be surprised if in the event of a war today, they could still be utilized. The fire control bunker was placed ideally on top of the mountainside. What a sight it would be if the MG 24 was still positioned on the turret and the range finder equipment. Thank for also taking us inside the fire and control bunker. There were many steps. So much work involved getting those intricate bunkers constructed. Yes, a shame the graffiti idiots did their dirty work. A rare find seeing the original German electronics and cables. Surprised no one took them. Very impressive. Right you are HH, I bet three tanks could have been stored in there. There are so many original pieces there from the WW2 era. The 200 L fuel drum would be a really neat collectable. Vey interesting place. Thanks HH and EE. 💕
Quite a location with such great details to see. EE just loved the mini sub and the tunnels. Thanks Girl and keep smiling :)
Imagine, to be standing in the control bunker,where German officers stood.
Must have been something else yes. Thanks Robert :)
Amazing place and why would they make cement walls half way up? Just curious. Great video and thanks for yalls hard work
Good question and i really dont know why :) Thanks Carrie :)
That place seemed like it would go on for ever very cool place
Yes so many interesting details there and very glad we could share that with you :)
Wood plugs. So simple to hold wire.
yes very smart little detail actually. Thanks for watching.
Those 2 part doors were specialy made for as some debris blocks the door you still could escape trough the upper part.
i see and thanks for being here :)
The other things that I noticed were the multiple veins of Gold Bearing Rock .
ok and appreciate you being here :)
Can you Imagine How Loud That Must Have Been . Inside That Turret . When Those Guns Were Fired . The Shockwave The Men Endured . Unbelievable .
Must have been very loud indeed. Thanks.
I believe doors are in two halves (upper and lower) if debris blocks lower door you can still open top half to exit to clear bottom.
There you go and thanks for being here :)
I can just imagine being a soldier in that underground tunnel and the alarm sounds ""achtung"" ""achtung""
There you go , good that we have our imagination :) Thanks.
Top seus vídeos parabéns Deus abençoe, pena que tu nao faz legenda em português mas tudo bem abraço irmão
Thanks Daniel :)
It looked more like people had taken some of the stuff that had been there for yrs . Hopefully it was Museums Gathering History . Great Explore Guys . Thanks for Sharing.
Great explore and thanks :)
Wow ! I was 500 on the like button . That has never Happened Before . Maybe it's a Good Luck Charm ?
Cool to read and thanks for being here :)
Have you learned what the deep bunker is? It looks like a command post/command center for multiple gun batteries. Regardless, it was a good explore.
i could be a so called " war room ". War readiness room with com equipment etc. Thanks Paul :)
Is this an old video? At 10:14, you say you prefer Olight but you had come to prefer the other brand, Wuben, to Olight.
No it is not a older video. We do work with several types of flashlights. Thanks.
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Hello from us and hope you have a great day :)
how long did a German ww2 604/624 bunker take to build ?
Like the 2nd one you showed before the big one with the surprise of different levels.
There seems to be very little information on this.
It depended on location and reason. It could take as little as 3 months to fully build one and some stretched , due to not sufficient resources , several years. Thanks for watching.
you should find a close bunker and see if you can buy the land and revamp the bunker into a nuclear fall out shelter for your family
Could be fun. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks so much and greetings from us :)
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pretty brilliant, but now we have "bunker buster" bombs.
ok and thanks for watching :)
Not related but interesting . Back in the late 60s early 70s the Blue Angels Broke Some Windows With A Sonic Boom !
i see and thanks for watching.
Da nije bilo Pohlepe Ratne danas su mogli Vladati Svijetom !!
Thanks for watching.
Then we must ask why so many complain why today the USA spends so much in other countries. It is not a brainer. Do we want another person such as Hitler to build and even more powerful defense?
Thanks for watching.
So ein Fass habe ich als Regentonne ! Da schmeckt das Wasser viel besser 👍Habe ich vor 55 j von von einer alten Dame geschenkt bekommen ! Die hatte noch mehr der Mann war während des Krieges Taxi Unternehmen
Gruß aus Land Brandenburg 🇩🇪👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
Thanks for watching :)
would have been awesome to see these bunkers without all the trees and plants growing everywhere
I agree but still very interesting to be there. Thanks :)
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Appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)