Hitlers Atlantic Wall radar bunker .Hitler wanted it to be secret. 

Let's keep this in mind that not every German army weren't evil. They were following orders which is what a soldier supposed to do. Thank u for the wonderful videos that u share with each and everyone of your supporters and viewers. Get well soon 👍👍👍 & i hope eagle eye continue with your journey as long u do so🫡 we'll always support you stay safe brother 🇩🇪

Thank you for sharing this amazing site. German WW2 radar is one of my interests, and this was, truly amazing to see. I knew the Mammut was a large array but seeing that bunker just puts the size of the monster into clearer perspective. The first bunker was another amazing place. Still with working shutters and that fascinating tall "tower" room. I suspect that may have been for an accompanying Freya radar system. Which would explain the cable ditch, and that very tall room. The Mammut and Freya had different intercept parameters so pairing them in the same area would make sense. It is a pity that the graffiti mobsters have done their best to spoil such a unique place. Thank you again for sharing these awesome places. Cheers to you all! Stay Safe!

Apologise for being late, I am deployed right now, so watching in a field somewhere is not easy. Thank you for sharing this amazing radar bunker, as you say, the size is just enormous. Those holes in the wall for the cables, show the power needed then to get the radar to work at great distances. A thought on those steps to go up, that looks like a means of caring out repairs on the unit without having to go to the trouble of clubbing the outside walls. EE was really enjoying himself. I have saved the others and will watch soon when I get back. Stay safe and well my friend

That early warning radar location is incredible in it's size. The "towers" that seemed to have had floors in them were possibly access to the cable trays carrying wiring to the radar itself? Very interesting part of the bunker as it looked like a bomb from above could have gone straight down those things. Thanks once again for taking us along! Stay safe and stay well!!

Bravissimo maestros, that last radar blockhouse was immense and must have been crammed with equipment. That Panzer turret ring housing had beautiful distance and direction markings on it or where my old eyes playing tricks . Well done my historical warriors and once again well done those men 🪖🫡👌

That is a big location. I’m kinda jealous of Eagle Eyes because he gets to see smell and touch history and learn about the past first hand! I hope he understands the importance of what you two are doing! Great Work!

The boy couldn’t be more accurate! Panzer Alert! Eagle Eye, awesome spotting!👏🏻👏🏻 Rest well team!

At 4:50 ; This looks to me to be a mount for a remote radar antenna with the Radar's transmitter and receiver underneath the ground inside the bunker. I would expect that there would also have been quite a bit of defensive flack and other anti aircraft weaponery.

What a brilliant bunker!!! So many details there. You're right, it is a shame that people have put graffiti all over the place, but if you look past that then you can still see the beauty of the bunker. I personally think that the holes where the machine tobruk and panzer turret are should be covered up so that no one can fall down them. Thank you for another great video. I can't wait until the next one. Stay safe guys

Have to agree with EE, yes yes very interesting 👍. The pipes through the walls had to be for all the wiring that was needed for such a place. Thanks again for another awesome location. Take care and stay safe my friends.

Now that was somethig. Wonder what kind of a fire occured in the Regelbau 633? Amazing that the shutters were still working, very solid. Interesting to see the co-ordinates on the Panzer Turret. The L485 Regelbau was indeed massive and extremely well constructed. Hell of a lot of concrete was needed to make that bunker. Very impressive. Right you are EE, that bunker was not boring to say the least. Thank you for taking us there EE and HH.

What a massive bunker!! This was absolutely amazing! I've never seen the like! I'm astounded by the German installations. To create something this big had to have taken some time and thought into building such a place. I know the Germans were only doing what they had to just like the allies, but the Germans were masters of building such incredible structures. Not only am I impressed, I'm humbled by their thought and expertise. Thank you HH and EE for taking me along. This was absolutely wonderful! 💖💯

What a huge radar bunker it’s amazing on how many of these types of bunkers were on the Atlantic wall! And the man power to build them! Thanks for sharing you and Eagle eyes are doing great work to bring us the history! Stay safe!

Love the videos - it’s a walk back in world history every time… People need to learn, preserve and remember our history…

Hi from Syracuse NY USA my friends and thank you for sharing your adventures in history

Great video lads. Keep them coming.

A very impressive structure. I have no doubt that you and EE have more to show us from this area, and I look forward to seeing what's next. Thanks to you both for your efforts and for sharing with us.

The first bunker with the cable trench I had to rewind to take another look at the trench to see what was on the floor were the turret was at but couldn’t see the floor. I know you showed the bunker with the huge radar antenna but I was thinking the first one was a radar bunker also. That massive bunker was incredible. So large with many rooms. Get to see these bunkers before they disappear.

What an excellent and massive bunker find. As always I stand by for your next adventure into history.

Great find, That L485 is in pretty good condition. The tubes are cable runs for the receiver and transmitter sections. There was a fortune in copper and steel in the array alone. The dome being full intact on the 633 is unusual. Great video and one more bunker for my list. Stay safe out there both of you.

Another Outstanding video and adventure from the WW2 History Hunter Team. Thank You!

Thanks for another great documentation. The entire area is actually full of bunkers - hard to keep an overview, really. I'll be there again in a few weeks and will certainly add some more to my list.

Nice work on that Shutter Eagle Eyes!!! Great Vidio Guys!! Thanks for the adventure!!

Another gem revelation HH & EE. Keep up the hard Work.

Great job. Thanks and stay safe. Glad to see EE is getting better. 👍👍👍👍👍

Well done, interesting as always.

You both go to some amazing locations please keep up the good work both of you

That's not a bunker, that's a castle! Happy History Hunting to you and Eagle Eyes on to new adventures!

Amazing bunker!!! I was wondering what those "black circles" were; could have been for cables. Being it an antenna bunker, they prob wanted to make sure no damage to the supply LINES. Thanks for streaming this and can't wait to see what lies ahead. Stay safe you 2!!!

Great video! Love it :)

Fantastic video. Really loved watching this. The past haunts us all.

Another wonderful video looking at cool stuff 😎

Wow the size of that large bunker so amazing great video personally i would restore it and make it a living museum

Truly magnificent bunker, incredible. Well done to you both.

Spectacular bunker, it is incredible how good the condition was of those two shutters and the angular ring, lets hope the graffiti is kept away from them! The holes in the walls are for cables and pipes, they then seal around them to maintain the integrity between each room, a concept still used today. Thanks to HH and EE, keep up with the spectacular finds!

I like your adventures very much! Keep up the good work. Eagle eyes is cool. You sir are a great father.

Great video!

Lovely bunkers, thank you history hunter and Eagle Eye's.

Indeed a spectacular set of bunkers! and asß EE commented, very interesting. A wonderful Atlantic Wall location.

Thanks for the video HH and EE, this place is massive and full of history so many rooms too. Good to see a Panzer turret and all the numbers. In the first bunker. These two bunkers are two of the best yet. Take care both of you!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦

11:24 / 4 questions : 1. Were the ladder rungs lost in combat ? 2. Did the ladder rungs collapse from usage ? 3. Were the ladder rungs removed for salvage ? 4. Were the rungs appropriated for souvenirs ? ( 1 & 2 could predispose that rungs were entombed beneath the sandy floor )

That was a very busy area during the war I bet. That degree ring in that tall are was in great condition.

NOW YOU GUYS HAVE FOUND A REALLY SPECIAL BUNKER AND LOCATION , LOOKS LIKE COMMAND AND CONTROL BUNKER WITH A TURRET LOOKOUT REALLY COOL GOOD TO SEE YOU OUT AND ADVENTURING , MY SON IS DOING BETTER ON THE RECOVERY AND THANKS YOU BOTH FOR THE SUPPORT AND WARM WISHES IT MEANS ALOT AND IT'S GOOD TO SEE EE IS GETTING BACK TO ACTIVE DUTY ON THE ADVENTURES OF HISTORICAL DISCOVERY , STAY SAFE AND ENJOY YOUR SUMMER TRIP TAKE CARE MY FRIENDS 🙂

That bunker was absolutely amazing you an eagle eyes do such a good job thank you for sharing that with me you guys be safe and I hope equalizes arm is getting better

Do you think the room with the compass readings on the ceiling could have been for a radio direction finding, or some kind of listening device? I would think since it's a early warning compound they would utilize all sources available at that time. Especially since the Allies were using window to foil the German radar (no pun intended). You can't hide radio waves or the noise of aircraft. Seeing how the hole was to small for a gun turret or tobruk. That would be my guess.

What a colossus! It seems it should have multiple stories. Thank you so much.

Very interesting radar facility. I do remember seeing this type of radar in the movie. Thanks guys

Great video

3:49 was that a geocache? 😀 Would be a typical place to hide one. Thanks for the video!

Another excellent video 👍 Peace and love from the 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Now, THAT is a bunker!!! How enormous and complex, like Eagle Eyes, I found it very very interesting! The ring with all the numbers still intact was an amazing find. Doggone graffiti "artists!!!"💖

The slots in the floor carried high voltage heavy currant power cables. I think you found some at another site. They have four conductors, late war , made of aluminium!

That was amazing! Thanks

Great location great bunker great video thanks

Great video! The Allie's would often toss gernades in and then use flamethrowers. Probably why it's burned. BTW that insulation is made from aspostes, don't disturb it.

Yes this is history soldiers had to follow orders no matter who they were ! HH you and EE have showed me so much history please keep it up ! That was a fantastic bunker loved seeing it ! Thanks for sharing in years to come the younger folks might not know history thank you again for sharing ! Be careful ! Be safe ! Thanks !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

What a find guys once again amazing

Thank you so much.❤❤❤

Yes HH that L485 Regelbau was massive and mega amounts of concrete and man hours were needed to construct it. A shame the gafitti monsters found it. I wonder too how all that sand got in there?? Curious about the removal of the bunkers also. The Regelbau 633 was interesting. Wonder what the story is behind the fire. The Panzer Turret with the legible co-ordinates most likely could still rotate. Right you are HH, one must be careful around the opening. Don't want anyone falling in. As always, enjoyed EE running commentary. Thanks and stay safe you two.

On the dutch island of Terschelling is a massive german bunker complex, tiger stellung , beautiful restauration is going on there.

Amazing bunker! That was huge!

Very cool to see one of the radar positions .

Thanks!

Hi HH Still not sure what would be more daunting, running up a beach or looking out down the beach Cheers

The famous radar scene from S.P.R. in real life love seeing history coming to life as always. Y'all have a great day and great time finding new places for us God bless HH&EE.

Good to see that there are so many German bunkers which are our heritage 👍🏻

That was a very complex bunker. Very interesting.

Danke!

Cool...do you have a list of the numbers and types of bunkers?

What a massive bunker and that panzer turret also they really meant business there

Love from denmark plz make more

Ww2historyhunter and eagle eyes the great,,,,hi folks wow yet again a totaly incredible video of an out of order fantastic place,,,driving us insanely mad with the best content out there,,,you always amaze me with the places you take us all to,,,wow,,,what a bunker/radar plus,,,,,,,amazing always making my day complete,you guys always deliver with the material we all love,,,,hope your arm is ok eagle eyes,,,look after yer dad now,,lol,,,,luvin it,,,kc,keith,uk,👍,respect always,,peace,☺,,,

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In the first bunker the tower might have been for a directional antenna to try to pick up on allied communications. Obviously had a lot of electronics in the facility. Enjoy EEs commentary.

Wow just wow what a construction

Another great video! Incredibly interested in all that's left thus I have some questions. Was most, if not all, artifacts or items left behind scrapped by the occupying military or "grave robbers" per se? Do you still run into existing, leftover swastika or eagle with swastika emblems? I've read the occupying governments went through a very important program of denazifying the country Lastly and most important - Although a very complex question I'd like to ask, in all your years of research do you believe Hitler escaped to Argentina? Curious to know your thoughts Keep up the great work! Cheers!

THIS IS ONE OF YOUR EPICS! 2:15 straight away on this 633 - there is a UNIQUE feature! "the shutter" you ask? NO the fact that there is still timber here. This was only used to form the concrete then REMOVED leaving the sharp concrete contours. This hasnt been added as looking at the left side the concrete can be seen SET over the wood! So that is 1939 wood! Great start. 3:03 this is clearly vandalism as ONLY the timber is burnt. Probably the 'grafitti yobs' who did this the same as all the outside awful paint damage. This is an equipment room and would, as you say, have had MANY wall mounted electronics. 3:38 ANOTHER amazing find and WORKING shutter, EE spotted this fast es good! Now I bring your attention to parts that are always MISSING from these as souevnirs. Notic the 2 bolt holes? There would have been 'wing bolts' here to LOCK the shutter closed. To prevent anyone forcing it open and throwing in a grenade! WONDERFUL EXAMPLE. These ran in a 'oil bath' during the war so never heavy. A little heavy gear oil was poured in the bottom and the shutter 'rode' on this! 4:17 As you say HH cable trunking, these would have had wooden covers. There is the remains onf a MASSIVE HIGH VOLTAGE cable - this bunker used a LOT OF POWER. 5:00 My late father was an Engineer in the Army he later worked for radar companies, Decca and Plessey he told me much about radar. This would have been a rotating small 'locator dish' with VERY accurate degree markings. To not interfere with the scanner that dome used SMALL amount of metal infilled with concrete, hence this struture. There would have been a metal pillar running through that hole to the ground and a traversing ring with motor. The blast door keeps people away as you DONT want to get near RADAR when its operating!😫 10:12 possibly the fan room for the ventilators? 10:43 NOW THEN now you get to the heart of the Mammut. THIS was the compensator room. The tubes all through the walls were hundreds of cables. The room would have been kept dark for that reason. The insulated ceiling as sitting still for long hours Heinrich, Dieter and Boris, would get cold. 11:43 those 2 'towers' with rungs were for ll the cables going uo to the array, possibly to help with running the cables up there? EE makes some amazing comments but as hes BEHIND you the mic cant pick him up , his insite is legendary! 12:13 THERE YA GO thats where all the power came from. Probably a huge MAN diesel engine with generator .5 Megawatt or more to raise the signal. These were a bit like the submarine engines you know HH. They sound beautiful and run like a Swiss watch. 13:16 SPOT ON EE CABLES!!! cable guides. That sand is hiding MANY secrets in the floor - shame. 14:41 STEPS going down into another room under that big pipe possibly a wave guide I THINK theres another floor below full of sand? WOW HOLY MAMMUT WHAT AN EXPLORE!! THANK YOU BOTH.👍👍👏👏👏👏👏 I WOULD SHACKLE all the grafitti vandals to the walls and make them SCRUB OFF the obsenity! NOT CALLED FOR damaging artifacts.

The best part is Eagle Eyes saying "what the h*ll?" several times in the background...

very intresting every time again , i think it was for a pyroscoop

Massive ! and some is buried. This was probably stripped by allied forces as its mostly intact. good stuff guys !! You and EE stay safe out there.

great bunkers

It's quite saddening when you understand they were protecting Europe....

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Amazing place. ❤👍👍✌

A lot of people don't realize that today's technology isn't modern at all, it's just modernized WW2 German, look at the Doppler radar used in weather forecasts, medical research, the nuclear program, space, the bolt action rifle, camouflage patterns, etc....

633 w periscope room....

After long time I joined

Thank you and eagle eyes for sharing your adventures on the German side of ww2.

Your boy definitely likes “What the hell?!”

Have visited a German Wortegem Petegem Radarpost in Denmark. So this radar bunker fits in well with it.

i would love to be a ghost and be able to go back in time to see how they used that radar bunker and just stand back and watch the germans .

It absolutely makes me fume seeing graffiti on historically important structures, I'd love to paint those moose twits, destroying history, give em all a paint stripper, brushes, mops ,make em clean those bunkers and repaint them the way they were. Brave men on both sides died, bled, suffered.

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