Hitlers torpedo battery still here. AMAZING WW2 location explored. 

It is very exciting to see how heavily invested EE is. It is encouraging to see youngsters who want to get up, out and make discoveries.

Love your content, showing a lot of these umknown sites. The Germans before and during WWII really had some of the most cutting edge techknowlogy of the time period. Thank you.

I believe the wreck of Tirpitz are somewhere around also? I don't know how far up you are, but I assume quite far north in the country. Very interesting.... My grandfather and his father were in the resistance. The Germans took the family farm on the fjäll... They never got it back again. When I was a child, we spent our summers at that fjäll but further down. In a shed on the summer property, there were German helmet, bayonets and munition boxes, used as a part of the disguise when the resistance were out on mission to sabotage cables and other equipment... Love your videos from this area.

Geart site. That the rail line is left is astounding since metal is metal and scrappers grabbed a lot of it. It is actually a simple site which is even better. EE is getting into showmanship now with knowledge. Another great video my friend. Keep going and everyone be safe out there.

That was a very insightful look into the Germans torpedo defenses. It's incredibly interesting to see all the different structures they constructed and utilized back then. That is why I love watching your channel, you seek out the best and most obscure locations! Keep up the awesome work! Thanks Eagle Eyes and Mr. History Hunter!

The torpedo tubes used likely came from either of the destroyers Z5 Paul Jacobi or Z6 Theodore Riedel who had their quadruple launchers removed before returning back to Germany. I do have a picture that I believe shows these launchers.

That was a fantastic location. Never knew they guarded a location with torpedoes and had the tubes on land ! The fireplace was my first to see and it was so clean !!!thank you so much ! Proud for you EE and your dad other trip ! That’s great ! Be careful Be safe !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks! That place is overwhelming. So much time and effort into planning, organizing, and constructing was needed. Enjoy your pre-emp on each video before you go on your adventures, outlining the historical events or any personal details pertaining to that particular site. Makes it that much more intriguing. The way you described it I could actually imagine the German soldiers preparing the torpedos and when sighting the enemy launching them towards their intended target. The bunker with the fireplace was amazing and quite spacious. Imagine the heat that the fireplace pumped out, while the soldiers were sitting around playing cards and talking about back home. Pretty effective defensive and protective layout. Thank you HH and EE. Keep safe and healthy.

What a unique position! Incredible to see an actual fireplace instead of a bunker oven. Very very cool

Another interesting location, would have never seen this without your travels. EE knows his history, could hear him in the background naming the positions. Thank you and EE for the tour of this piece of history. Hope all is well and stay safe.

Quite a unique and fascinating place. Thanks to you both for another great window into the past.

Hello. I love your videos. Much love from Australia 🇦🇺

Holly moley wouldn't that have been a sight to see a big torpedo fired from that position. Wow ! I never even heard of that before. Great job men

Another fantastic video HH and EE. Thanks for taking us along. 👍👍👍👍👍

Loving this location, well done HH & EE, 👏👏👏👍🏻🇬🇧

Another simply amazing position, Team HH!!! I wish sometimes we could get a glimpse into those times, to see for ourselves the things for which we can only surmise!💖

I dont normaly say anything i just watch your work with eagle eye's. You must be very proud of your son. what a great dad you must be. I thank you for the hourse of enjoyment you have given me, as i will never get to see what you see close up.

Loved that fireplace inside that bunker. Very nice; not seen one intake before. And to see an actual torpedo battery area was very very nice. Loved it!!!! Great to hear EE excited about it all too.. Stay well friend

This must have been a very important location for the U boats so there has to be many flack positions to protect it and the U boats. It would be nice to see the boom Crain there for loading the torpedoes. So the tubes for firing the torpedoes were not in a building like your other video showed. Must be very exciting for you to see because you served on a submarine. Great location and am sure you and Eagle Eyes are enjoying your adventures.

Another amazing video showing the research you and EE do to find these locations

Thank you so much HH! Once again you and Eagle Eyes have shown us something new and special! Big applause for Eagle Eyes for being out there with your dad doing you magical stuff! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️

Great video as usual! Thank you both for another trip into the past. Seeing the quality and quantity of work the Germans put in so quickly always amazes me. I'd love to see what's under the water there if you get to go back. Oh and by hopping onto the top of the fortification you weren't doing something stupid, you were being adventurous, same thing I'd have done!

I didn't know about this location. Thank you so much as always, for showing us things we'd never see otherwise. That was brilliant. :)

Awesome as always… Emma & Rick 👍🏼

What a great piece of history. Loved the photo showing the torpedo launcher. I think your right about the torpedo storage building no longer there. Awesome find in this location.

it's been quite a while since i have gotten to enjoy a walk in history with you. I'm so glad ya still going. Keep it up my friend. Many blessings to you and yours.

Never knew about torpedo battery on land. Very good information and nice video.

Another interesting video, thanks for sharing.

Happy to help mick Australia. God bless you both ) love how you put history to gather you give the time to show past history to now. And I appreciate. God bless. Father and son. ) you live the dream.) God bless )

Fabulous place you have shown us, shame that the FiFish wasn't available, must still be a lot to explore round the area.

Thanks! Such a beautiful place, a perfect spot for a defensive set-up. Amazing indeed.

What always gets me, is only 80yrs ago all these locations were full of active military operations. Soldiers in full combat mode running, screaming, and fighting. 80 yrs is nothing in the scope of things. my gpa was 101st, didn't speak about the war, except for how he was wounded from German artillery. i hope some day you can take us to Belgium, and in the woods around Foy. Anyway, thanks again for all you do in keeping these places alive for us

Cool vidoe thank you history hunter and Elise some really cool bunker storage for torpedo had no idea they even had things like that. Keep up the amazing work you and your 2 kids do to share all the information with us.

Thanks for your time and effort.. What an interesting and educational video..

Thank you again History Hunters ( includes EE and BBG of course Dad too ).... Always love the surrounding views you incorporate with your adventures... Thank you and be careful and stay well

Fascinating location, definitely different. Looks like a cool place to do some fishing and if it starts raining you have shelter. Another excellent video from the history Hunter twosome!

Danke for the tour. Very enjoyable. I figure some fancy pants captains put in a fireplace, they had a wine rack, some aged Swiss cheese and crackers, a victrola playing Mozart and some Rembrandt paintings hanging on the wall in that bunker. Hey, they did it in style and that's what counts.😎

I didn't know torpedoes were set up on land to sea. Thanks for the information. Great video ad always

This is very interesting, like most of the nice folks in the comments i never knew there was a land mounted torpedo launch site. I looked it up ave found an entry calling them Harpoons and says that they were usually either triple or quadruple launchers and mentions one at Herdla. I was curious whether any of these sites ever saw action but couldn't find any info on that. Anyway, great job as usual you guys and especially Eagle Eyes! Can't wait for the next one.

another outstanding video. ty

It is a beautiful landscape with the Fjords, very attractive to the Germans. There is a lot to see about the base.

Dear history hunter and eagle eyes, My home is in de middle off the grebbelinie. 45 mins of ijmuiden where there is lots of history. If you want you can stay at my place to explore the Netherlands

Definitely a different type of defense facility

Amazing location my friend 🙏What’s wrong with your ROV 😢

Thanks

I am so glad that we(the British) didn't spend so much time and effort as Hitler did on coatal fortifications (barring the Channel lslands of course )apart from some Great Warreamains regarding Zeppelins , sound mirrors etc that still with the addition of astethoscope can still 'hear' an aircraft enginein good weatherup to 50 Imprial miles.

Sorry I did not get to watch when you posted this. I will try to watch on time. A very interesting location. Odd wall, was it There to blend in with the large rock formations? Net and paint could make it look much like formations there.

Please tell me you brought the FIFISH , see now I think like a detective . Great adventure 👍

That's such a cool place to see. I have never seen a land based torpedo position like that.

When not underwater, were they still using compressed air to launch torpedoes? Thanks for the video. ❤👍

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and eagle eye and family thank you for sharing your adventures in history

That excellent video

One question HH, what is the energy source to fire that torpedo cannon. Would that be electrical like a sub or would it be gunpowder as on a surface ship. Thanks for what you do.

This one is still so cool

Solid! Top KEK!

Wow superb guys

possibly the G 7 target seeking torpedo the latest weapon from the germans, also used on U-BOATS

There’s Fire Place’s in America WW2 bunker on east coast. Look similar

Hello from Ireland 🇮🇪👍 are you allowed to use your metal detector in these areas or are they protected.

Wouldn't it be cool if you could go back and use the rov and try to find any possible sunken ships further out in the water?

Make a little cart and ride those rails!

Carry your underwater vessel everywhere you go. I wouldn't be surprised if your missing out on artifacts,

How do you manage such a massive operation like WW2. Especially in the 40’s with no advanced communication equipment. Troops must of just did whatever they wanted at times.

That was totally awesome if it wasn't for you I never even know what a torpedo launcher look like thank you very much you an eagle eyes be safe waiting for the next one and eagle eyes was pretty happy jumping up and down proud to be German

Superb

They obviously would have had practice torpedos !! SO WHY NO FYFISH SHOTS UNDERWATER HERE ?

Fantastic video love seeing this kind of stuff

The German learned a valuable lesson in1940 when Their cruiser Blucher was sunk in a narrow inlet. Thus this locatio.

i think that you are walking over another bunker

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What a fascinating place! From the photos I can picture the action that went on here. The destruction of the ships must have been incredible! One people fighting against another each believing they are doing what needed to be done. There must have been a bunker and other buildings there once upon a time. Thank you and the amazing Eagle Eyes for sharing this amazing adventure. 💖💯

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Thank you both for bringing us this fascinating location. Some very curious buildings scattered around that site. Especially the actual firing point with that very interesting back wall, and that curious square "bunker" on the top of the hill. Would love to have seen that site in operation just to get an idea of what purpose each bunker was used for. And all that just for one torpedo launch tube. The more you show us of these incredibly rare sites, the more it amazes me of how much time, effort, material, and manpower, was expended by the Germans on the Atlantic coast. Incredible. Thanks again for showing this unique place to us. Cheers to you both! Stay safe!

Once again, some outstanding scenery and a magnificent WWII battery, but what a difference, cut out of the rocks and hidden with so much netting. As you say, it would have looked very different in deep winter, but in the summer, breath taking. Interesting those walls behind the launch tube, to me, looks like a blast deflector I have seen before, but who knows. EE having a great time again, and such stamina well done. Thank you for sharing with us, stay safe and well my friends

The Occupying Germans took a leaf from the Norwegians after the loss of Hipper in Drobak Fiord which was finally sunk by a Whitehead torpedo battery, after being set on fire by Coastal Artillery.

That's an interesting location and something a bit different than other sites we've seen. Good job guys, thank you and EE for your efforts and for sharing.

History Hunter I'm guessing you don't tell these locations in the videos because you don't want to draw attention to the public. Love your show and what your doing just wish I knew some sort of vague location not to search them myself just because Im very curious the setting of these places it makes the story better. Anyways thanks for finding all these places. I would be happy with a simple country but I understand if you don't want to reveal even the country it defitnely keeps these places desolate. I'm from the united states and there is nothing but old civil war battlefields that are extremely documented around here. Anyway love your sites and Europe seems really cool that all these bunkers,wreckage,gun in placements,foxholes,etc are still around that haven't been visisted in 70-80 years or so

I could spend a week just exploring this site. Taking pictures and sketching everything. Just studying everything here would exciting.

Crazy simple thing! probably old ww1 torpedo tubes still effective like this! I would not want to wheel down a torpedo down that exposed ramp under fire though : / great video

Man this family is just so awesome.the dad so knowledgeable,and loving of history it's so nice to see.and the kids are equally just as amazing.its so great to see kids so invested in history also.i hope this channel never goes anywhere.i need my hh dose lol.much love history hunter and family,from mine to yours.

Wow the torpedo battery is amazing guys and it's nice too see the narrow gauge still intact

Thank you for all the time, effort and research you put into your presentations. I feel like I'm right there with you and Eagle Eyes. You make WW2 history come alive. Also, thank you very much for the gift you recently sent, It's wonderful to have a piece of WW2 history.

Very cool location. Thanks for sharing it with us. Stay safe my friends

Sweet location ❤️ Freaky torpedo battery site. That's awesome the site, bunkers and railroad tracks are still there 🙏❤️ Keep up the excellent work. Greetings to you History Hunter and your family 🙏

That was very cool ! I've never seen a torpedo battery , you guys can pick'em. good job !

guys you should have checked behind that false wall with the rocks...there are artifacts there...always where no one will ever look....

Such an interesting location. Didn't know that torpedo batteries were used like guns and fired from land. Ama,ing how much e.g. the railwau is still in place. Thank you HH and EE for your enthusiasm and love in bringing this content to us!

This is great stuff thanks guys

Thank you for showing us this nice torpedo location. Really great to see the rails still beeing there.

Absolutely fantastic site! Thank you both so much for sharing this with us!

WOW!!

You make awesome videos fantastic how you find them and respect to all your hard work thank you HH and Eagle 👀 👍👍👍

I'm surprised the Germans didn't have tons of torpedo launch sights in the Fjords, and along the Atlantic wall. This place looks like I could spend too much time exploring it, but I would enjoy every second doing it. I can't wait to see what you and EEs bring us next.

7:38 I reckon what you have here is a submarine net building. The small square is possibly where the cable came out? On the opposite shore there is probably a similar structure 9:55 that looks like one of the supports for the net. They lower this for ships to enter and raise them to prevent the British midget submarines!- PLEASE GO BACK with FIFISH there will be artifacts down there even maybe A TORPEDO or parts!! Thoroughly interesting explore and commentary. JOIN THIS CHANNEL - the BEST WW2 history channel on You Tube. Others TRY to copy this and fail miserably - those sites arent worth watching!

We just think you guys are the cats meow! The amount of walking alone is crazy! Beautiful videos you put out. Love the back stories. Big hugs to HH, EE, and BBG. Thank you for all the huge effort you put in to bring us this informative and exciting content. ❤❤❤

This is very cool. I always love the cool German installments near the water. These videos you make are some of my favourite. The level of mystery and silence which brings your mind unto the past wondering what it was like when soldiers were there.