Hitlers bomb storage forest .German WW2 Luftwaffe were here in full force. 

I really like you spend time with your son in your adventures. I love his excitement artifact hunting with his dad. I’m a new grandpa I can’t wait to take my grandson on trips. Good for you sir. Huge fan.

This site is the gift that keeps on giving,EE,s enthusiasm is infectious.Intrigued by the Losantin decontamination tablets,i never realised there was such a thing. Apparently they were crushed and mixed with water.had to be applied to the skin within 5 mins of contamination! Great that you found the gas mask inlay which completed the story.👍

More metal detecting! You always find incredibly interesting artifacts when you detect, so I was thrilled to see that you were out there on such an important base from the period. Those spark plugs have to be the coolest thing you've found so far out there, as of course they show that it may have been a repair facility as well as an ordnance storage depot, or that the allies managed to really smash some of the planes haha. Thanks again, EE and HH!

As always, thanks for sharing this great adventure Your son is learning so many valuable lessons in istory and exploring ass well as metal detection. God blessyou for devoting your time to your son and daughter and teaching them valuable skills

What a great exploration. It’s been a while since you found a heel iron. The spark plug was an unusual find for the area. It’s nice that you are able to go out and recover this forgotten history before it is gone forever. Keep these great videos coming.

Another great video HH. I see you brought your portable excavator along. Some nice small finds. Out of all my weapons I truly miss my K98. Love the anchor bolts. Hey, EE great job. Stay safe and well out there.

Great artifacts found from the airstrip and bomb storage area. Many more artifacts to come, I'm sure. Thank you, Eagle Eye's and History Hunter.

Love the spark plug find, that just looked like a rusty bit of iron to start with. EE was having a great time, the excitment in his voice when you thought you have a tripod or barrels for the K98. Great video and thanks for sharing. Stay safe and well my friends

Some really nice finds in this one! That gas mask inner lens was a surprise. Recognised it straight away but was truly amazed that something so fragile had survived this long without going brittle and cracking. That's a great find in itself, but finding the Losantine container as well? Great work! Wonder if the rest of the gas mask is still lying there somewhere? The M1 Carbine rounds were an interesting find. Most likely from the GI's sent in to secure the place. The spark plugs were an oddity for a munition storage facility, but perhaps, that area wasn't just for bombs, and munitions, but anything, and everything, Luftwaffe? Really looking forward to what else History has waiting for you to find! Cheers to you both! Stay well!

Very cool finds! Thank you for letting us tag along

Very nice finds, HH and EE! I found the spark plugs most interesting!❤

These are the best videos you do when on metal detecting.

Looking at the area you were in you would never know how active the area was during the war. The spark plug find was really unusual and cool. I am amazed that you can look at these things as you pull them out of the dirt and almost immediately identify them! You and EE are so talented! Thanks for taking us along!

Great finds, new things I've never seen you find. The bolts was a surprise but I really liked the spark plugs. Never seen them before like that. Thank you and EE for the adventure. Take care and have a great day.

I really enjoy watching EE on these digs , Great video guys !

Fascinating dig. Spark plugs! How unexpected. All the bits add up and prove an interesting area to explore. Thanks!

That was really cool to see M1 30 caliber shells there! I own a WWII surplus M1 carbine, it is really fun to shoot! Keep up the amazing finds!

A great area to explore, and an amzing selection of finds. Great to see things from both the German and the allied sides in the same place, that is real chasing history there.

I have one of those saws, they are the best..I love your son’s enthusiasm….you guys are truly well organised….such fun to watch…

Hi HH & EE, Nice vlog to watch on the hunt for WWII history. special find: the undamaged inlay lens of a gas mask.

Another great video. Good finds. Thanks

I love going metal detecting with my kids. I've found a lot of crazy things over the years. And would love metal detecting in a place like that. My last finds were square head nails. But ive found everything from coins and jewelry to cannonballs and medals.

Another great video I'm going to watch more of your videos that you made before I found your channel I hope that it will help you guys out a little more hope all is good with you and eagle eyes keep safe

Nice finds today. Thank you for sharing history with us.

Great finds at a great location. I recognized the .30 carbine cartridge because I own one myself. It's a great little rifle. Good luck on your next hunt. 👍

I love your adventures. Thankyou for great videos

Hi EE & HH, your weather seems to be similar to here. You definitely found proof of the German and Allie activity during WW2. What did you think of the German machine gun nest, EE? Thanks for doing the research on that historical place and for taking us there EE & HH. Those artifacts will make awesome shadowboxes. Take care you two and stay safe. ❤❤

Very cool finds! Eagle Eyes really lives up to his name. 🙂

Gosh where were you to have stumbled across light snow…..I’ve mentioned it before and I highlight it again, spending quality time together with your son, have watched the video to the end and hope that this helps you with the algorithm. Keep up the adventures. And Thank you

Lots of great finds, those spark plugs are very unusual to find. Thanks for sharing, glad to hear both of you are well and out and about.

Great metal detecting. Thanks for bringing another great adventure to us, and as always " Good Hunting "

nice finds cool video. ty both

Wow, what a place you found. You were able to dig up and locate quite an inventory of German WW2 and Allie artifacts - German barbed wire, huge bolts from the anti-aircraft position, K98 Rifle cartridges, button from a German soldier's uniform, German heel iron, inlay of a German gas mask, hinge from ammo box, 1944 M1 Carbine cartridge,2 German aircraft spark plugs, ? mine detonator. Were there any tablets or residual in the Losantine container? EE was very determined to get the treasures under the tree roots. Good job, EE. I bet there is so much more to discover there. Thank you for taking us there, HH and EE. 💕

Hi guys,how often do you all do these videos? Daily, weekly ?love them

Thank you for making these videos. Thanks to them, I have identified a few things my dad brought back from Germany after the war. Here in America , many firearms were available for purchase to National Rifle Association members, including the .30 M-1 Carbine. Dad bought 2 of them as well as .30 caliber bolt action rifles from WW2.

Allways a pleasure to see you two in an new video. 🫡🇸🇪

Thanks!

Spark plugs !!! Wow !!!

It's really nice to see you both off on another adventure. god bless you and your family ❤

Thanks! For more great discoveries!

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Good video.

Watched in full :p Super finds, whole bunch of different things and history chose spark plugs today :D haha never know what is next. take care guys : )))

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Loved seeing those spark plugs; very interesting. Curious if you know which engine/plane they went to???? I enjoyed this a lot EE. Nice going on the research. Glad to hear you are going to go back there. More History is waiting there, I am sure. Thanks for sharing. Take care..

I wonder if the spark plugs were used ones that were replaced with new ones, and the old ones were just thrown away.

Ich mag eure Videos, fahrt ihr oft nach Deutschland? Und woher stammt ihr?

Any tips on how to history hunt, I’ve bought a garret 250 and a garret pin pointer, I plan to go out in two weeks time.

Wankel rotary engines use a spark plug like the 4 point example. Nice finds all around. EE=Extra Enthusiasm!

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I don’t know if it is true or not but i heard a story of how a batch of M1 .30 cal. Carbines were sold to Germany before WW II broke out making it the only rifle to fight on both sides.

Looks like barrels for machine gun

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What was the red item in the tree at 13:17?

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