Abandoned German bunkers and Panzer pieces. GREAT LOCATION ! 

That is a huge gun position indeed :) Half the way to Denmark.. Nice find on the buttons.

Turrets are from panzers 38t. Later on in the war the 38t was getting on so they modified them with a new fighting compartment. And the famous tiny German tank destroyer, the jagdpanzer 38t hetzer was put into service

Interesting seeing turrets from Pz.Kpfw.35 (t) so far from home, and I would presume much later in the war. This pre war Czech light tank was used early in the war by the Germans and retired in 1942. Gee I sure would love to have one of them in a diorama! :-) What fabulous bunkers too, one of your best vids!

I didnt even watch it yet and i already love it! Big thumbs up, and i always click on ads when i see them :) You do a really good job with your videos, they look very professional. I am going to enjoy this video before bed with a snack. I hope to be able to see you sometime, im sure we all would like to get better acquainted with you, it makes it more personal and people would most likely be more inclined to donate to you if they knew you better. Good work as always!

A shame all the bunkers are sealed, still awesome though!

tell your son ...nice job! that is a great area to go exploring you look like your having a great day out in the field

It appears the the tracks are still being used?

These structures are built to last... very nice impressions. I really like you cam movement and commentary... good work 👍

I love how you take your son.. he will always remember these outings. brilliant 👍👍👍👍👍👍☝😊😊

Another great upload as usual, love your narration and knowledge they take us back and place us there 👏, just a shame they closed off every bunker.

Amazing location. And again, very early wartime Panzers... The 38T this time. Is it possible these were from early war period and not 1944-45? Even though it's the Atlantic wall. Those turrets would be very much sort after items for restorers. BTW, we have a 38T in Australia which is fully restored. Beautiful machine.

Thank you for showing us this amazing site. Can't wait for the next part. Great!

Totally breaking out your d.j skills at the start of this one ❤️ Extremely fascinating location that one. Must be the 3rd time I have watched this one. Definitely gets better everytime 😁 Kriegsmarine button magic discovery... Good stuff E. E Thank you for sharing your amazing adventures and explores ❤️

Your children are such good luck..wow..awesome finds

Very interesting! Thanks for the time and trouble :))

amazing video bud wish i could be there doing what you do keep up the great work

Lmao "Don't Drop it"😂😂😂😂

Great video, looking forward to the next ones!

Magnificent fortification WW2 construction and nice Kreigsmarine Button find!

Are you from Sweden? Because your son called you "Pappa"

Good few PZ-38Ts could use a turret. Looks like 3 or 4 there

Hello.It is so beautiful there it looks like in your country Germany.Wow.

Still metal to find there, amazing, normally it was melted after the war

Very nice, thanks for sharing. Semper Fi

Great video like always keep up the great work and always glad to see you spending time with your kid. to bad you didn't have your medal detector with you I'm sure youd find some good things. thank you

Great location, great video again from you, would love to visit these places.

Truly an amazing location, I dream of visiting locations throughout Europe to experience some of this history for myself. Living on the North-Eastern coast of the US means there aren't exactly a great number of battlefields, but I did make the trip to the Civil War battlefield of Gettysburg. It was that trip that made me realize that visiting the locations of history firsthand is an experience unlike any other. Very good video, I look forward to more from this location, and others And good job on stumbling upon those buttons!

Hello.Your welcome WW2 History Hunter.Thank you for sharing your fantastic vedios of your great Historical great Country Germany.Sincerely Edward M.Walker.

Amazing, I love your videos. They are very entertaining and educational!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✌️✌️✌️✌️Great job!!

What an amazing massive set of fortifications. Such fun to go with you in the less travelled parts of the location. What a huge cannon it must have been.

Dont you have one positiones of those with the actual canon still in place?

you should get a metal detector

Just amazing that so many of these have not been razed and are in fantastic condition. I'm happy your children are with you to experience this. They will never forget it.

What a lucky boy!

Again a great video ! Lovely to watch your video's ! greetings BelgiumWW2Diggers

The doors were open, why are you saying they were closed?

top video very special place, thank you

Great you guys, as always

Again Nice location. The Germans got serieus concrete buildings man oh man. What massieve things. Thanks for the tour. Well done

2:42 I wish they could have left these canon where they were 😢 I love the achtunddreißig 38's! I retire in a few years Normay looks beautiful and I could then have some fun exploring the Atlantic Wall ☺ I will live in my little camper van and explore! 4:50 SUPERB location - see I would have walked straight past this but watching your videos now you are the 'mentor' and I learn from them. EXCELLENT VIDEO

Its a shame this bunkers are left to fall into rack and ruin , they should be preserved to teach history

163.000 subs congratz!!

ahahhah that button waited just for you all the years! you make great videos! greetings from germany

If someone were to hypothetically want to get into these bunkers that are sealed, what tool, hypothetically speaking, would someone need to sufficiently open these bunkers?

The size like as the guns of navvarone...it like france....nice...location. grz frend thom

That gun installation was huge! What an amazing location. Cool that the munition train tracks are still there. Great view from the searchlight or radar site. Nice find with the Kriegsmarine button, E. E 😁 I hope it made it home with you, after you guys kept dropping it so much 🙄😂

After finding the Kriegsmarine button, we see why your son is called Eagle Eyes. This is a massive location. How many acres does it cover? The Germans concentrated on making everything bigger. If they had of mass produced their tanks and equipment and ammunition the sheer numbers may have helped them win the war. That’s what helped the American. They produced so many Sherman tanks, and they weren’t better than the German tanks, but the sheer number overwhelmed the Germans. Very exciting location.

Another amazing video. Thank you for sharing these special finds.

Speaking as a father of five, your son is a pretty exceptional young man...your daughter is probably just being patient with you! I ought to know with four daughters and one son (two sets of twin girls and one poor isolated son in between!)... Overall I think you're very lucky indeed and I do respect thoroughly your decision not to show anything which might identify them...In my time things were a trifle different, but still I wanted first and foremost to protect my children and would've done the same... Whatever...thanks for sharing all your efforts...fascinating... Dave

Holy Madonna! Nice find at 9:52, crazy!

Yes you are correct " Massive " . Very interesting without quote Marks . You have found out that the young eyes of your Field Trip Partner are very valuable assets . He is a Great Kid keep being proud of him . Thanks guys

Actually those are not 38t turrets. Judging by the cupolas, they are 35t turrets. The ones removed from some survivors that were converted into Morserzugmittel 35t prime movers were used for fortifications.

Another amazing video!

Hi HH,Absolutely riveting viewing my friend,top location,think you should get a flat bed truck, Go back and take a turret home clean it up, spray it and put it in the garden if you have one, Top marks for mini HH on the button spot. Cheers Martin

I need those tank Tops for a project.

They are panzer 35 or 38 t turrets belonging to a waffen ss panzer devision 4th or 10th

Very awesome location and amazing views! Keep up the work man!

That’s a huge location. That gun placement was massive. You should go back in the winter when the foliage is gone to see what is in the woods. Great finds by both you and Eagle Eyes on the buttons. Like father, like son. We want more of this location.

Such an amazing location, is there any reason you don't metal detect at these locations?

That was an amazing site! Bet you could've spent a few days there at least going through all the bunkers. I was fascinated by those railroad tracks and that they were still there. I would've walked the entire length of those tracks seeing everything they led to. Thanks again for these wonderful videos!

yet again another amazing video,seriosly cant't wait for the next 2

The scale and engineering of the German fortifications are truly amazing, even the logistics to bring men and material to remote locations. After watching the video the movie "The guns of Navarone" came to mind. Also is this deemed to be a historic site and any finds have to be left in place, such as US. civil war battle sites.

The button has been lying there for seventy odd years mate,I don't think it's going to mind being dropped by you or your kid,,,cheers dude,Stu!!

Cracking video, your son is really quite amazing 🤗

Just keep thinking about the young German soldiers. This was early in the war, they were scared, but not hopeless, were probably still getting supplies

typo - Abandoned

Way to go EE ! Amazing place . Thanks HH ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Just a quick question I notice on your vidos that you don't use your metal detector around the barracas. Is there a reason why. To bad you couldn't get into these barracas. Thank you.

How did they source the concrete? Building these on land you invaded 6 months ago with perfect molds and rebaring and with concrete that stands against erosion for over 7 decades and counting..

Maybe you can make a video about Hitler's Wolfsschanze and Kehlsteinhaus

Just a amazing video!!!! Glad to see your son so excited about history, & I know your daughter is also! I'm just blown away by the amount & size of the bunkers and just everything that German military built in such a short time, just amazing! Also I have 3 boys & I wish I had half the energy they do!!!! lol... try & keep up!!!!

The World would have been very different if they had prevailed. Fascinating however . Thanks for the video .

Another great adventure. And thanks for identifying the country where this piece of history is located. Doing that sure adds to story. Thank you HH

The tank turrets would have been used as fixed firing positions for the bunkers. Cheap and easy to build.

Killer location of bunkers and gun locations n thr amazing Eli's finding the outstanding button way to go.

Great video! looking forward to the other videos from this location.

that looks like a coastol gun inplacement.

Half way through watching this I was hoping that there would be another video from this location. Two will do nicely, thanks! It would be great if you had some pictures of this place as it looked in wartime. Fantastic video!

my dad came from germany when he was young,i have always wanted to trace my heritage but my grandparents passed away when i was young.someday i will get to go overseas to see it.

Shame you couldn't go inside them. Amazing on finding those buttons. Wow

It seems as if you are whispering, Even with the sound all the way up I have to lean in to hear what you're saying. Please speak up.

Did you get to keep the buttons? Better do some aerobic trading, your breathing pretty hard on some of those climbs.

Is the turret in the big bit a triple a (AAA) guna has it has 4 stairways up to the top of what seems a small turret to carry a big gun? Thanks again as its history show you make make it so real

Nice thanks for sharing another great video.... Cheers

Great video again 👍

Holy Madonna! Great video stuff you have there. Always enjoy them.

It's just as if you're visiting a museum.

The turrets will make good museum pieces, if you had a way of removing them.

I hate it when they paint swastikas on bunkers and other ww2 locations they don't know if it's German or not

How incredible to see just to try and fathom the labour in the shear density of concrete,gravel sand cement that had to be measured mixed hauled then pored in extreme heat cold under orders maybe under fire. Try doing it today in them conditions with that technology you’d have the union work safe and most of all you’d have no one turn up. German American English the good old Aussie digger they all worked for there national pride not much of that round today or should I say a lot less than then

Just wondering do you take those pins to keep? Or put them back? Thanks

Great to see another brilliant location HH how many soldiers do you think would have been stationed there at any one time ??

Very Nice thank you for sharing it .How much of a battle was here do you know?

I have been geeking out on this channel for a solid two days now...being in the US, I wish I could see this stuff in person...so cool!

Was that a 38cm gun turret on that first mount? it looks like the one you showed that was fully intact

The amount of time and effort they put into these things and they really were a total waist of time and effort

Thanks History Hunter and Eagle Eyes 👍👍👍

just drop it one more time :)

I bet this place is crawling with ghosts at night. Just kidding nice find.

Have to save these turrets. Please let the competent museum know the location.