100K SPECIAL - Forgotten WW2 Battlefield (East Germany)

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In this special episode we set out on a metal detecting trip in East Germany during the final days of the year. It's a very special occasion, as this channel hit the 100K subscriber mark! Thanks to all of you for the support!
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@mdww2battlegrounds 2 года назад

Want to get your hands on exclusive relics or merchandise? Check out our webshop: www.mdww2battlegrounds.com/shop/

@harrybull8100 5 лет назад

This stuff makes me feel so weird, it's weird to think these wars happened literally less than 100 years ago

@nikolaklaric2027 5 лет назад

Ikr

@Intruder74 5 лет назад

Yeah i mean because the world has been so peaceful ever since, am i right?

@moistnutella9560 5 лет назад

@@Intruder74 Well technically we are at one of our most peaceful points in history, and you rarely see international wars just mainly civil wars which are less dangerous now a days so we are getting there...

@extremehugo88 5 лет назад

Meh we about to have the largest war ever so

@allofthiswasanexperimentlo9641 5 лет назад

@@extremehugo88 dont have it yet though, so that guys comment remains valid.

@MikeMike-er7kn 5 лет назад

German paratrooper in the thumbnail firing the mg42 standing up? Pretty hardcore at 1200 rpm....rip...rip...

@dukleinergo7073 5 лет назад

RIP to this german soldier!!

@donadamov 5 лет назад

What is the problem firing a mg 42 while standing? Did tihs regulary with the Mg 3 when I was in service as a paratrooper.

@nesten1 5 лет назад

@@donadamov hes impressed not damning it...

@donadamov 5 лет назад

Ah, ok, thanks. Thats the difference between a native speaker and a guy who learned english at school!

@julians2626 5 лет назад

RJ M If I remember correctly that is a Reenactor in the photo used for the thumbnail.

@NOLAMarathon2010 5 лет назад

Always exciting. But most of all, thanks for doing these videos in English, and for providing English subtitles.

@GottliebGoltz 5 лет назад

Ditto.

@gregory3176 4 года назад

People nowadays are ungrateful beasts

@Corridasproibidasoficial 3 года назад

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@KoynFN 3 года назад

@@GottliebGoltz wtf is ditto

@The_OneManCrowd 5 лет назад

Well done boys. I love how you dropped in the historical footage with an explanation of what you found and how it worked. That Panzerschreck round was awesome!

@mikejack5667 5 лет назад

It's not a round it's a rocket

@ozzyisdrunk 5 лет назад

@@mikejack5667 i call it head

@trippiebutters 5 лет назад

Joseph Demis I was about to comment something just like this but you did it for me lmao

@julianmiranda3909 5 лет назад

7:38 no thats a dr pepper bottle top

@XboxIssues 5 лет назад

Could you imagine lol

@tresurehunteruk 5 лет назад

Shells is from soviet anti-tank gun PTRD-41

@mikkel066h 5 лет назад

Could also be ammo for the DShK machine gun. It used 12.7x108mm. Or ammo for the PTRD since they some what same size (14.5x114mm)

@_Riddick_ 5 лет назад

No 14.5 shells..... shells from video soviet heavy mashine gun DSHK-39 kaliber 12.7 (50) 44 year. 3 - patron factory number (ulyanovsk)

@stevesclipss 5 лет назад

Mikkel Hansen I wish I knew what you guys were talking about lol, I just find this stuff in great amazement

@enimentharp7421 5 лет назад

PTRD was originally an anti-tank rifle but after failed testing the PTRD was put into normal sniper rifle service

@knuckles8678 5 лет назад

I tink that too

@ems5911 5 лет назад

Me: you can't make it that dramatic for just finding WWII artifacts Metal Detecting WWII Battlegrounds: Hold my metal detector

@salimaliu6108 5 лет назад

Isn't this dangerous? Oh a landmine how interesting😂😂😂

@plorin3015 5 лет назад

Salim Aliu it was an AT mine, so it would be relatively safe...as safe as digging up and old at mine can get.

@salimaliu6108 5 лет назад

@@plorin3015 😂😂😂

@XboxIssues 5 лет назад

@@plorin3015 With a 220lb activation weight, I could very easily see someone pushing their shovel into the soil, hitting the trigger on the mine, then stepping their weight onto the shovel to push it deeper, and triggering it

@averageamericatard2710 5 лет назад

Interesting

@acealtiier584 5 лет назад

@@plorin3015 Depending on the explosive and the conditions that it has been in, degradation can make it so it sometimes doesn't even need a functioning ignition device for it to detonate. Friction, pressure changes and even temperature changes can sometimes be enough. (Though that one looks like it's seen enough moisture to be inert) They were smart not to touch it too much, but would be smarter to not be poking shovels around there to begin with lol. Source: Father was EOD for 10yrs and is currently a UXO tech.

@fishyfishy3140 5 лет назад

NEVER SELL THIS STUFF NO MATTER HOW MUCH THEYLL PAY. These were once someone’s things, If it was a shell or something, it’s a peace of history, please preserve it all.

@okumcpastorjoshb 5 лет назад

Sell it so it can be professionally preserved and put in a museum to be enjoyed and learned from

@citizenfoffie7605 5 лет назад

Or give it to the museum for free

@user-mb9ke5dz7l 4 года назад

I mean most people who purchase & collect these relics are highly interested in preservation. They appreciate & understand the history behind them more than most. Particularly the personal items such as medals like combat awards, party membership badges, wound badges, etc...which were owned & worn by a soldier who was actually there and saw these events first hand. They are the connection between that soldier 75+ years ago and the person who owns them today. Yes there are some people who only look to buy/sell these items to make a profit, but they're most certainty the minority. There were many millions upon millions of different items which were manufactured from 1930 - 1945 by Germany, Soviet Union, Great Britain, United States, etc...which were involved in WW2. Whether it be items like military awards/medals, rifles, pistols, shell casings, ammunition pouches, canteens, uniform pieces, or vehicular components there are certainly enough items from the era which still exist today for regular individual people with an interest & appreciation for history to be able to own/collect.

@stevendeitrich6933 4 года назад

There are millions of these things rotting in the ground .These guys spend their money & time to get them out .There is no shame in them selling their finds . It helps them recover their costs .

@teammotoge1259 4 года назад

Here in the philippines you can see a ww2 relic from the americans the little landing strip called the marsden matting, after the war americans were just dumping it on the ocean so filipinos recycled it and used it as their fence and drainage cover, you can still see it today in many houses in the provinces.

@BottleBri Год назад

Incredible to think, that for the best part of the last 80 years all that stuff must have been actually lying above the ground, or at least very very shallowly covered.

@timwebber8630 4 года назад

SUBSCRIBED!!! great job you guys!!! Thank you! Be careful with those old unexploded ordinances!!! I wish I could treasure hunt with your team. I lived in Germany when I was younger and found items often from WWII. You didn't even have to dig very deeply. As a kid I was just digging in the dirt with a stick and found a 5 pfennig coin (with the eagle talons clutching the swastika emblem on the back of the coin) - and, I still have that coin. During school, when maintenance crew was digging up some of the playground to replace some old plumbing pipes I jumped down in the trench and found a broken porcelain tea set (with the swastika emblem printed in blue on the bottom), some uniform buttons, etc). I didn't keep any of that. The history is remarkable across the German landscape and so easily found. Danke meine freund!

@mdww2battlegrounds 4 года назад

Very cool to hear your personal encounters with WW2. For me it's still thrilling everytime we find these type of relics from the war. Good to have you here! Cheers.

@ventraaaaI 5 лет назад

My left ear really enjoyed this

@Daniel-yp6mm 5 лет назад

Yeah mine too lol

@mjisurdad 5 лет назад

Working for both ears here!

@reedgfx435 5 лет назад

First time finding this channel, never knew I was so interested in this. Subscribed 45seconds into the video.

@HDDynalowrider 5 лет назад

I can't speak for everyone but don't rush digging your finds so your viewer have to wait. It takes time to retrieve the fragile relics. I don't mind waiting and watching them come out of the ground.

@Catclaw247 5 лет назад

As a 15 year old dutchman, it makes me very happy to see you guys having respect for the history and knowing al that stuff about ww2. My grandpa surved in the army, it also makes him happy knowing that young guys like you take the time and effort to do these things. I hope you keep on making video's and I look forward for new amazing ww2 searches.

@WW2HistoryHunter 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing. WW2HistoryHunter

@333Hogwarts 5 лет назад

.50 cal casing came from the air attacks on Germain troops. The casing just fell to the ground. Most U.S air craft fighters had .50 cal machine guns on the wings.

@TheShekerrr 5 лет назад

Nah mate, too many at the same spot

@alexanderruckheim3870 5 лет назад

And the soviet Dschka mg also worked with the same caliber

@333Hogwarts 5 лет назад

Markings on the casins will tell the tail .

@stevendeitrich6933 4 года назад

They were not 50 cal.

@tomwarner538 5 лет назад

Thanks guy’s for doing what you do. This is HISTORY Thanks from CANADA

@levilangie8062 5 лет назад

The ring you found at the beginning of the video actually is a part of the truck wheel you also found and there should be a 3rd ring the lock ring. The ring you found is the flange ring that the bead of the tire would seat upon. This style of wheel is still in use on older equipment and most earth moving machines.

@Aishiteru1803 5 лет назад

Like tractors?

@NickBondar12 5 лет назад

Wonderful video. I can't commend you guys enough on the production quality of your stuff, with the historical videos and pictures mixed in. Keep up the great work, and stay safe out there!

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thank you very much for your appreciation! We do our best. Cheers!

@marselpolajzer3867 5 лет назад

can i join you, when i will be 18+? I'm from Slovenia and i speak english and german and i love WW1 and WW2. Congratulation to the 100k sub.

@zupan1758 5 лет назад

I'm 17, from Poland, and I also love metal detecting. Cool to know that I'm not only under-age military lover ;)

@marselpolajzer3867 5 лет назад

I'm now 14

@Harperslj 5 лет назад

Marsel Polajžer im 16

@prinzeugenvansovoyen732 5 лет назад

in northern slovenia lies a lot of material from the mountaineer SS , the Ustasha and the SS-Division Handschar and the WW1 Isonzo frontline and homecomming Austro Hungarian WW1 soldiers dumping their stuff everywhere along the roadside you could just ask them to go there and then join them or detect on your own

@marselpolajzer3867 5 лет назад

@@prinzeugenvansovoyen732 nice idea

@secureinmyrandom 4 года назад

I love how you aren't just digging things up silently. Especially with the historical videos and pictures and whatnot to shot what the stuff looked like.

@thechosenone7636 2 месяца назад

I love how you overlay a historical picture over your find

@kyzaiya4139 5 лет назад

This video was well presented. Best thing was each thing you found, You showed historical footages of what the objects use was. Feels Surreal

@michaeltucker4278 5 лет назад

Congrats to your 100 000 subscribers, Thanks for bringing history back to life!

@ericshelly2518 3 года назад

The .50 was part of lend lease. Also remember American aircraft shot .50. The casings could have fallen on that spot

@user-uv4xe3cq2y 4 года назад

It is amazing that these guys go so far to detect then sweep about 10% of the search area.

@MrAussiedarren 5 лет назад

You guys hit 100 thousand because you deserve it. A very top notch amateur production. Your knowledge of your finds is to be commended. As you uncover these finds I feel the excitement but also the atrocity of what war really is and your choice of music and real life clips really makes the contrast very well. Congratulations guys 👍👍👍

@ZUGSTEINER 5 лет назад

ozzy darren your rigtht👍🏼

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thank for these nice words! Im glad you appreciate our work. We'll do our best to keep going! Cheers.

@jimnewman3569 5 лет назад

no comment.

@LaunchpadderJasen 5 лет назад

You should go check the Argonne forest from WW1 😁

@thealmightyscronski2329 5 лет назад

_LaunchpadderJasen _ strange to smile about a place once filled with so much death

@jomarperez9895 4 года назад

U got that from BF1?😑

@coles6281 4 года назад

I once found a Roman soldier with his m-16 still in his lap. What a find!

@fairlane2020 5 лет назад

You guys make the best videos. You show the origins of your finds from archive footage which helps

@oriolesrule7 5 лет назад

Appreciate the video! Any find is a good find in my opinion, awesome history with it all. I'd love to be able to do this one day. Congrats on 100k!

@crazwidowonestepatatime 4 года назад

Absolutely love how u include historical footage of the weapons being used.

@OregonDX 3 года назад

The first thing you found. The big ring. That is a piece of a Lock ring style wheel. Still used on some farm and heavy equipment today.

@tiredlawdog 4 года назад

I really like the way you show the recovered part, then it's original in new condition.

@cod_mobilething7101 4 года назад

7:40 " I just broke off the pin" "nice!"

@dhermo13 5 лет назад

In the beginning of the video I was like, "please don't blow yourselves up." And it turns out you all almost did. Thank God not! Digging up history always has a price.

@Drizton 2 года назад

That ring looks like part of rim you use to mount tires on. It comes in two pieces. The piece you have, I believe is the outside ring. The two pieces lock togeather in the center. They often call them a widow maker.

@themetalmicky 4 года назад

these guys need to start a museum

@amc3 5 лет назад

Coolest find has to be at 13:33 totally incredible! My son lives in Berlin, to escape the city, here cycles through these forests to Kostrzyn Poland, a distance of about 60 miles then takes the train home. He stops for breaks in the forests and has a walk about, he found 2 K98 bullets laying on the surface on his last trip, took them home and his wife who screamed and locked herself in the bathroom! Your work in fascinating, well done on 100K subscribers, I`m very happy to be one of them.

@amc3 5 лет назад

Maybe she thought they were live? she had never seen bullets before, so I guess she panicked, my son found it very funny.

@amc3 5 лет назад

Live rounds are unused bullets, never fired. But these bullets were spent, they had been used, either in the rifle, or sometimes soldiers opened the bullet and used the small gun powder pellets to light fires for heat or to cook.

@Li8eralsarescum69 5 лет назад

Addical because people in Europe have been turned into MASSIVE pussies

@TrueVikings 5 лет назад

Congrats on 100k subs! Really interesting video, awesome editing. 👍

@aleka22k 3 года назад

Personally, I find these videos captivating, exuberant, and alluring. Briefly speaking, despite war being the dumbest thing anyone can think of which killed 85 million people of all nationalities in the second world war, history is both amusing and saddening. In addition to this, I enjoy history alot and I enjoy discovering new fascinating weapons etc and gathering new historic information and interpreting and feeling the eerie presents of war. History is a hard topic on the whole, due to past unsatisfactory events but history helps ppl nowadays feel the need to be able to reach their goals etc. War is terrible, tragic and unuseful: however it can have a benefit and impact our lives RN and how we act. Watching back videos of war not only helps us build a stable mind set but makes us feel every bit of the war and make us want to prevent anything like this from happening. In consensus, videos like these always interest me, god bless all the tragic deaths which happen over the past years Amen 🙏

@milksteak9213 5 лет назад

Just seeing a video of the Woodlands troops fought in from years ago gets my adrenaline going

@alicia.3740 5 лет назад

Congratulations on your 100K subscribers. In my opinion you are the best channel on this subject by mixing it with the images from the war and the choice of music. It all looks so professional. I always find it so interesting. Thank you for sharing.

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thank you very much for your appreciation! I do my best making these videos both exciting and of historical value. Metal detecting footage combined with original WW2 videos, accompanied by some thrilling soundtracks does the job right 😀👍 Cheers

@MrAussiedarren 5 лет назад

@@mdww2battlegrounds you are to be commended sir 👍

@ZUGSTEINER 5 лет назад

Ellice. P. That is very great

@KokosZilla 4 года назад

Really nice video but i have to mark out that the mg 42 had a rate of fire of up to 1500 rpm not 1200

@blinkdejavu5273 5 лет назад

It must be really fun to do this. Having constant action of digging and finding. Instead of looking for hours for something and it not being anything nice.

@hexor_timezone_0770 5 лет назад

The Russian dshk was sometimes used as an anti air machine gun to take down enemy planes but was also effective as a stationary machine gun and to also be used in tanks

@damndavid2797 5 лет назад

Its a landmine let's freaking touch it

@virginiarelichunter3475 5 лет назад

Love that pin and bayonet. Wish I could come dig with you guys for a week.

@kambo_king1280 5 лет назад

Thanks for bringing history back to life.

@rogerromero6250 4 года назад

Well done every time I see a video like this one i want to buy me a metal detectors and fly to Germany i start digging up some history

@memphisczarapata7234 5 лет назад

"set weight of 220-400" Id be dead

@Tinblitz 5 лет назад

I would have noped way out when you found that anti-tank mine (I know it needs a lot of weight to set it off), and especially when digging out that Panzerschreck ammunition. That must have been a bit worrying.

@chanachon56 4 года назад

From the looks of things these guys are pretty experienced when it came to digging around unexploded ordanance. And from the looks of things, the mine wasn't even primed yet since in the historical footage, we can see that they needed to take out the middle part out first before use (said part was still attached to the mine). Also, the leather portion on top of it could easily be what remained of the pouch used to carry the mine so my theory is that the pouch (complete with the mine in it) was quickly disgarded by a german soldier to shed unecessary weight. Of course, I could be completely wrong as I am by no means an expert in german equipment. But yeah, be careful when digging past warzones. Unexploded materials are extremely dangerous and should be left well alone until someone with the proper expertise and equipment can safely dispose of it.

@19Dennis53 5 лет назад

You 3 are very knowledgeable in the History of the wars and armaments.

@the_lost_navigator 5 лет назад

Excellent video. 13:32 - the answer to your question from 2:38...

@eelispalok 4 года назад

2:30 That's a tank's turret bearing cap.

@wotcommander1234 4 года назад

I thought maybe a part of the Commanders cupola from a panzer of a sort

@MjrCarnyx 5 лет назад

Congrats on your 100k and thanks for this awesome video! Loads of cool finds.. Cheers

@georgejarman2987 5 лет назад

Great to show the found object and then to identify it using old photo as the comparison. Really easy to the understand the rusted/corroded item afterwards

@oldseer7610 4 года назад

The large ring is a ring to secure the tire on a truck. In the US it's split to put on easier. A tire bead ring.

@TheGLORY13 5 лет назад

I know you've kept coins and various items like that, but do you often keep most items you find or do you leave them where you found them? Also love the videos, I'm a huge WW2 history buff so well done videos like you guys constantly put out is great. Danke :)

@joshdouglas6655 5 лет назад

that big round metal thing in the begining is a tank hatch gaurd for a panzer III of PZ:IV F

@stephenreese5921 2 года назад

Bake-O-Lite as we Americans called it. A precursor of moderne plastic. Used in many items such as handles, radio bodies, etc.

@SwentyGaming 5 лет назад

This is actually insane, like think about what they are finding for a second. Unbelievable

@volksmann 5 лет назад

The wheel seems belongs to BMW wheel ring/rim with a troop carrier seat in the back or a car.

@VisBros171 5 лет назад

Congrats with the 100k. beautiful finds 👌🏻 i loved the party badge.

@lucasforney850 4 года назад

Damn that 88 crew relly had that gun firing fast

@Baerserker26 5 лет назад

The MG-42 even has a firing rate from 1,200 up to 1,500 rounds per minute. The advancement of the German Bundeswehr, the MG-3 has a firing rate of 1200 rounds per minute.

@DjGlenJon 5 лет назад

is the white on the nazzi badge paint or enamel? cool finds greetings from england

@rondickson7906 5 лет назад

Excellent videos, great quality professional grade. My dad was in WWll . He served in Italy for the USA 🇺🇸. He has passed now,but he told me many stories of combat in Italy. He was in the battle of Anzio and Monte Casino .

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thank you very much! May your dad rest in peace. I deeply respect his effort for our freedom. Cheers

@Suche13 5 лет назад

This video is so well done. Thank you so much for doing this in English AND providing the historical backgrounds, I love it!

@Gianipilotlife 5 лет назад

Really interesting, I move how you show the old footage, you can actualy learn a lot by watching your videos

@porterhollingsworth1582 5 лет назад

That was great as usual guys. Congratulations on the 100,000 subscribers

@Sturmknecht 5 лет назад

One of theses days you're gonna blow your hands off...

@ashtonenlow 5 лет назад

The first thing you found was a wwii tank escape hatch well at least a piece of it this piece used to wrap around the the hatch itself allowing for easy exit and entrance to the tanks control center and it looks to be a wx6 tank because they are more roundish

@David-yg5tu 3 года назад

Love How you make small history parts with every find! Keep it up!

@xLPxatrick 5 лет назад

I love the short explanation videos for everything you find

@garett2892 5 лет назад

Man your channel is fantastic! Love the info you give about every object

@ZUGSTEINER 5 лет назад

Garrett yes👍🏼 the knife is the best of that day. Regards ZUG STEINER

@jekyllandhydegaming5336 5 лет назад

The thing you. Found at 2:40 was part of a 2 piece wheel. It's usually used on half tracks or any large vehicle.

@sergiomoreno9476 4 года назад

It should be interesting if you guys also go to the beach where D-day took place that would be nice as well! Maybe you guys may find something like that too!

@DavidZaG- 5 лет назад

This is the coolest thing I've seen on you tune to date....

@averageamericatard2710 5 лет назад

Sir I need your location

@gamersrising5740 4 года назад

If you really live in Russia then it will be anywhere

@kurtbaker4078 5 лет назад

Congratulations on your 100K! Well deserved. I love your videos and appreciate your production skills! Cheers

@chucklotro8749 5 лет назад

Is there any effort to do any data gathering? GPS coordinates. sketches, etc. - some basic archaeology? I think such information would add critical context. For example, knowing how the shell casings were positioned in the ground could tell us where the gunner was firing and ultimately help uncover additional details regarding the battle.

@MrDoomperson 5 лет назад

Thank you..

@adamdziuban 5 лет назад

Like Your channel very much. Keep it up ! Greetings from Poland!

@mathewruppert8682 5 лет назад

Ich glaube, Ihr erster Fund war das äußerste Stück einer Splitfelge, das in der Zeit, in der ich in der Dieselbranche arbeite, sehr verbreitet ist, und ich stoße immer noch auf sie. Ich weiß, Sie haben mich gebeten, Sie wissen zu lassen, was es in den Kommentaren heißt Ich hoffe, ich habe meinen Glückwünschen zu Ihrem 100k weitergeholfen

@captainfruchtgummi2292 5 лет назад

Entspricht das Gesetz nicht dem, dass alle Bodenschätze dem Staat gehören?

@elpatros9362 5 лет назад

@@captainfruchtgummi2292 Ja in Deutschland auf jeden Fall. Deswegen ist es in Deutschland auch verboten gezielt nach überresten der Vergangenheit zu suchen

@dericetea2102 5 лет назад

Hoffe die werden gepackt,falls die das mitnehmen

@srat_mady3611 5 лет назад

Congratulações pelo vídeo. Minha vontade é de participar de uma exploração com vocês. São Paulo, Brazil.

@sumac64 Год назад

The large iron hoop looks like the casing for a manhole cover, minus the cover itself.

@DETECTOMETAL 5 лет назад

Felicitaciones x los 100k 👋👋

@andrej325ci5 5 лет назад

Can i ask in which area (nearest town) u guys were searching?

@enimentharp7421 5 лет назад

Circle in the beginning may suggest it being the structure to the wheel of the wheels inside the tanks tracks!

@militarycollectors1017 5 лет назад

Love watching yall's videos but on the topic of explosives ... imagine how many land mines people have walked over while medal detecting and never even realized it because they never went off

@baco5219 5 лет назад

Jij bent 100% Nederlands 😂🇳🇱💪🏻

@4_tap781 5 лет назад

Superjoden ja

@itsdecz1190 5 лет назад

Dacht ik al

@gameboylucas538 5 лет назад

dacht ik al

@klaasvaak4813 5 лет назад

@user-xo5zh9xb5b 5 лет назад

Ik spreek een beetje Nederlands.

@scottpawley1143 5 лет назад

As a English man who has lot a time for all sides of the wars I think that you being able to look for such things is a good thing and must be saved so all who forget what people went through many years ago will think differently. Well done boys shall subscribe to you and enjoy more videos and finds Thank you Scott

@redpine8665 4 года назад

That first thing you looked at sure looks like the ring that sits on top of a man hole, and the man hole cover sits on it. I use one as an outdoor fireplace, and yes, they are very heavy.

@larryburwell8550 Год назад

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. I like the 88 shell

@maikimcartyong4666 5 лет назад

Felicidades por los 100 mil y a seguir creciendo ,yo me suscribí ayer por que todo lo nazi me apasiona, un saludo desde Madrid ,España.

@manuelramos3588 5 лет назад

Awesome channel gentlemen! I love how you all don't show your faces on camera & keep it about the artifacts & channel content. That just shows the respect you have for the history & stuff that you find. 👌

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

I'm glad you understand that part! Thanks for appreciating. Cheers

@YeeSoest 4 года назад

I was told so many stories about the 88 cannon over the years, the shell find gave me goosebumps. My grandfather told me about (some friends of his) using them and bragging about its power... And my ex's english dad told me about how his father fought against them...and hated every minute of it... Both sides had amazing respect for this thing so I can't help but feel the same

@mdww2battlegrounds 4 года назад

Cool story. I can imagine soldiers must have feared the 88. It was definitely cool to find one of those shells!