LAST NAZI SECRET THE LAST REMAINING V2 ROCKET TEST STAND - NEVER BEFORE SEEN - AND A MONEY STORY 

That facility is gigantic. And from seeing these episodes. There was many similar complexes. Far bigger than i ever though. Thanx Tino for bringing this info and the enormous effort and research you do to show us this.

If they managed to develop short range nuclear capabilities using the V2 Rocket, it would have halted D-Day in its tracks and if you don't believe me they had all of the components for that to be possible. As for the money printing, you would think this was the financial base foundation for the corrupt money system which the cabal of crooks are currently running today. Thanks Tino 🙂 Another awesome video

Couldn't that "emergency exit tunnel" be just to lead the pressure from the explosion out of the complex, as to minimize damage inside? Not necessary to save people... But I do not know much in this area, just throwing this out for tought.

I can bet this episode is gonna be stunning, & can't wait to see the photographs & video footage, although I get the feeling that it will contain a tale of human tragedy on an epic scale that always accompanies anything that Kammler was involved with. Thanks bro.

L Shaped bricks at about 54 mins. They look charred heated. I'm guessing they had something to do with absorbing heat in test area, to preserve the concrete. Much like they had tiles on the space shuttle. A relatively disposable item to protect the main structure

In 95, me & my friend were doing the "War Walks" of the Somme WW1. As a bonus we went to the V2 site, La Coupole in Wizernes, however the site was under construction as a museum and denied entry (it is open now). We moved on to the V2 site at Watten, Blockhaus d'Eperlecques. To all that are interested in the V projects, they are good places to start. At 14km or 9 miles apart they easily viewed together.

Hey Tino, I would love to see that tunnel. Can you arrange it near future? or any additional repeats, etc.? I am a big WW2 guy, a continual visitor to all the typical Normandy, Bulge sights. Like to ramp up my passion and travel to those more exclusive findings etc.!! Tom, Travel from California. By the way, took a while to warm up to your way of delivering; with that said, I did, and I enjoy the incidentals or style. Just saying.

I was working at Santa Susanna Field Lab when I found this structure and climbed around on it noticing some strange features on it like the stairs were unusually steep and some other oddities and asked one of the old timers there, what’s the story with this steel structure? The guy said it was a V2 stand they had disassembled in Germany and shipped over here to continue the testing. Unfortunately they tore it down after the site closed in 2009.

Tino, it is so sad that of the 300 people at Peenemunde, 150 came to America and the rest to Russia. So little credit was given to the brilliant people that came to America after the war. They were hidden and kept quiet because of what happened during the war. All the war booty in aviation, rockets, munitions, engineering and research helped many countries to reach higher levels in technology though few want to admit that. I had a German friend for ten years that was a tank driver in the Panzer Tiger 1 501 Panzer group. The 501 combined into the 503 before the war ended. He was shot in the leg putting fuel in his tank by the Russians and became an American POW which saved his life. He joined as enlisted and went to Officer school rising to upper ranks in SS Totenkof in The Death Heads. He was one of the most intelligent persons I have ever known. He may have passed as the last time he returned to Germany, I didn't hear from him again. His brother was the famous music arranger Claus Overman who worked with Sinatra, Streisand, Kraul, Jobim, Bennett, so many great music arrangements. He also passed away. I have spent most of my life in electronics, aviation, automobiles and am a Navy Avionics graduate. I hold several licenses and was a Master Porsche Technician with honors in 1995. Every German Auto is a library of engineering and discipline. Dr. Porsche was involved in early aviation and automobile engineering and created the first electric car and the first hybrid car. He was also involved in design of the Tiger 1, Tiger 2 and the Mouse tank suspension and transmission designs, the Tigers were using Maybach 12 cylinder gas motors with three four barrel carburetors which got around 4-5 miles per gallon but plenty of power. Dr. Porsche also invented Synchromesh for transmissions and torsion bar suspension. I wrote a paper on the Hindenburg and Freidrichshaven which also has a museum and was a very interesting part of aviation history. The Hindenburg used exhaust gas condensators to take on water weight matched to fuel weight burned and had perfect weight and balance. They originally used Mercedes 16 cylinder and eventually switched to Maybach 16 cylinder diesel engines. The engine men used mechanical vibrating tachometers riding in the engine nacelles wearing ear muff protection from the noise. I think you should do a show on The Teutorberg Forest Massacre as it was part of German history and not something the Roman Army wanted to remember. Thank you for all the brilliant reporting, filming and movies on history all over Europe and for all military and history buffs. You deserve a large boatload of cash for all the great video and reports and maybe we can all make that happen and create a good income stream for you to keep going! We all love your work and style! How about a video on Reinhart Gehlen and the Gehlen Organization?? Bravo! By the way, there was a lot of rocket equipment at the museum at Army Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen, Maryland USA that was brought over after the war, many tanks, anti aircraft guns, a German Rail Gun and other V1 and V2 goodies!

ive always been into ww2 you make everything come to life and i thank you for that you are true historian

Great episode. Again. Some rich benefactor needs to equip you with a drone. That way you could explore even deeper and get a view from overhead. So many places yet to explore.

Great find Tino. How fortunate the site is being preserved and protected by its current occupants. Amazing construction and engineering. I wounder if similar sites exist in the US when we got into rocket engine testing. Thank you for your time and effort and thanks to the company and guide that are on site today.

This place was used by NATO it was called VG\280 MCD and parts are still active.Ex service man.

Don't know what strings you pull to get to these locations Tino, but I'm thankful for all this hidden history being brought into the light. History to be remembered, stories that need to be told, and connections that must be made to where we are in the present. As for the tragedies, we must learn from them, otherwise we are doomed to repeat them.

Future historians will find this material invaluable and probably consider it a treasure trove. Since they haven't come to be yet, i say thank you for them.

Hello Tino, I've only just become aware of you and your programs, having seen you discussing WW2 with Joseph P Farrell. I particularly like your sensible approach to presenting facts, either known or assesed, as well as the 'known unknowns'. In a world of irritating hyperbole, and tedious over-sensationalism, your personality and approach are a breath of fresh air, and have (in my opinion), added much needed credibility to what is maybe the most interesting (and terrifying) period in human history. Please keep doing what you're doing, I wish I could join you on the next one, really. Hals und beinbruck!

Heya, what happened with the "nuclear powerplant" episode. You were saying that when you went back there it got even crazier, will you still post this video in which you are returning? What's the story about that place? Cheers, Dan

That facility would be the perfect WW2 horror movie set. The hallway at 25:00 definitely has human experimentation vibes. I understand the desire to enter such places but as you've proven, it is possible to do so legally and without destroying what should be a world heritage site. Those vandals should be thrown a good old fashioned blanket party. Thanks for another great video Tino!

"This is why you can't have nice things" duuuude.... its a Nazi symbol... i think your definition of nice is WAAAAY off. Before you say, i've lost about 90% of my family in that war, only my great grandma was left..... (she was camped in Auschwitz-birkenau) i have NO LOVE for anyone that thinks highly of Nazi buildings.... for history sake, yes it important to see them, but don't say they are nice... and people are allowed to abuse the fuck out of those buildings if they wanted to....

Hey Tino totally love your videos and this is one of my favourites! This is the first time I have ever heard of this place and as usual your knowledge and passion for the subject shines through. I constantly learn something new. Brilliant!

Absolutely Awesome Video! I got to see a real v2 in the Museum in Hutchinson, Kansas of all places, they have a nice German rocket setup oh and a actual blackbird to check out! thanks for your videos!

Excellent again! Bravo Tino! I loved your end story about the counterfeit money and who was involved. Reinhart Gehlen was a very intelligent man. Worked CIA 10 years after war in US, then back to Germany to establish BND for 10 more years, then retire. The Communists hated him, he was always two steps ahead of them. This was was another GREAT Tino video! I still want to go to the Danish bakery in Denmark.

Tino! This is absolutely amazing video. I can’t thank you enough for going through all the trouble to film and produce this. You have made an incredible donation to history here my friend. God bless you sir.

ANOTHER EPIC, information packed, impressive, and overwhelmingly educational history lesson!! Words cannot express the gratitude I feel as you share your blood and sweat (and probably some tears too) with us through all the work you have done filming and producing these videos. They are all excellent, but this one was on the same level of outstanding as the one that was banned!!

I have to say if not for Hitlers arrogance and hamstringing of the V2 program it is likely they could have achieved either a better payload or more likely better accuracy that may have if not changed the war, made it harder to win. I am in complete agreement with you, the area should be made safe and be available to the public, the Nazi regime was horrible, but they made great advancements that should be able to be seen. The catenary curve of those tunnels is incredible to see, I cant imagine how strong that is. LOL @40:00 if I were to hazard a guess, at least your charred corpse would be thrown out the end of the tunnel for burial later. Wiggles cables and finds a hot one, LOL. Awesome video, thanks for sharing!

I'm truly surprised that Tino has been able to find so many of these places.

A truly remarkable and unique documentary of the German military, thankyou for sharing this little known place. As always fascinating and informative.

Is this place NE of Salzburg?

15:30 Fun fact, they tried radio guided control of the V2, one launched from Penemunde, failed and ended up not far from where I live in southern Sweden (called Backebo bomb). The rumor is that pieces of it can still be found among the local farmers...

This whole scenario Tino reminds me of the secret underground facility in the “James Bond film You Only Live Twice tm” with the use of the mountains for a hideout must have come from places you have been. The British also had a whole tunnel network on the cliffs of Dover with secret bunker facilities. The allied nations wanted the technology Tino and they must have calculated how many they would allow to die for the technology? That is a question that needs answered by someone, how many were expendable for this technology like yourself to answer🧐 So Germany had the bomb made and the reason it wasn’t used was because the rocket system wasn’t just finished to carry a nuclear weapon that would have exploded over Germany wasn’t a good idea to launch? The more I look at your evidence with nuclear radiation on the ground we’re you stood before tells me the Manhattan project was real and here is the BUT. They hadn’t got a miniaturised version of it as they were so far behind German components far smaller to make the weapon be launched from a plane big enough that Germany hadn’t but American engineering overcame eventually. That the British Lancaster Bomber was big enough to carry but the Americans wouldn’t let them carry it for them, and that’s another why in the age of nuclear weapons? The Americans cut the French and British out of the shared technology of nuclear weapons and power in the early to mid 50’s. Why as allied friends did they do this?

Absolutely amazing! You are lucky to see everything there! I didn't even know this place. Thank you for your video ! 👍

That is amazing...German engineering at it's finest...

I can't wait till you start on American Tunnels ???

i think you can make research on this topic endlessly

Well, what a fantastic place you've shown us, Tino! How the hell you managed to talk your way into gaining access to it say's to me you have the gift of the silver tongue. So I hope you put it to good use for future episodes. One thing I've noticed about every single tunnel system you've been to, is that they all contain a certain amount of bricking up/disguising of previous entrances done post war. Why do you think that is? given that the machinery has been removed, (or has it), because otherwise it's just a tunnel, & spectacular as they are, one tunnel is the same as the next if it's built the same way. So what can they possibly be hiding? Regards Urban Geeze.

Great videos and research. I've always been suspect of the "nazi's were lagging far behind on the atomic bomb" narrative that has historically been pushed. Keep up the good work.

very impressive construction .........just shows what the germans could conceive

from getting 500 on the premier to seeing that over 70k have seen this a good sign.

Peter Gore Seer, German Rocket, British Rocket Engine, Given To Germany To Bomb Britain, The Rocket Engine Was Shared With Russia,Japan, US.

SO SECRET would you keep the secret with 100 war prisoners ? not prisoners BUT actually sworn to S.C.R C.Y.

Very cool episode this one, look that they have given this tunnel a second life is always good. But what I would like to know; Are there any soldiers who served there alive, or did they take all the secrets with them to the grave?

NEW PIPES and Heineken fridges???? This place is begging for a RAVE

Great historic tour. I'm glad you were able to have special access. A real rare treat to watch this rare area of history. 🚀👍

The test structure is basically a mini Cape Canaveral, without the launch gantry. I suppose there are only so many ways to design a facility, but the similarities are striking, one can easily see the lineage.

From the man who took the US to the moon...

Some years ago I visited the DORA, Mittelbau Factory in the mountain in Kohnstein, and became impressed with the size inside the mountain tunnels. They also had a room for standing rockets being tested, before being loaded on the railroad outside, in a huge station area outside. I missed the large room during the visit, as it wasn't shown during the guiding. But I saw that only a few days after the bombing of Peenemünde they had the production started, so it must have been prepared before that, by the Germans.

Can you imagine ow much time, effort & cost it took to actually have to build these underground facilities due to our successful bombing campaign against Germany in WW II. How fortunate the USA and later England & the USSR Were to not have to go underground and build those massive tunnel systems. Many are still hidden, but the planners didn't take into consideration the tenacity of Tino Struckman. Now we can enjoy some great view of history today. Thanks again.

Once more into the Rabbit Hole we go Where it takes us ? Not yet Tino knows Following the Goosesteps of long ago Under Earth and Tree and Snow down lost Tunnels of long ago Where they end ? No one Knows Except the Ghosts of all those Souls !

Wow that was so interesting. I watched it several times. Thank you for the wonderful work you do.

If you let people in maybe they wouldn't break in...

just to compare how much concret was use (officially) there to Riese?

Simply WOW.. amazing

AWESOME TINO THANK YOU

The most important question is still unanswered. Did You buy one of that beers from underground?

No wonder there is so many braek in attempts - every local alcoholic tries to the get to beer down there - case closed :)

Amazing to see much appreciated you showing us

This lad and his channel makes the discovery channel look like the Disney channel 👌 brilliant 👍

Well I hope they sent you home with some beer and wine for the remainder of your trip. 🍺🍺🍺🍷🍷🍷🤪 An amazing place for sure. If parts of it were constructed before the war, seems like it was overkill for a brewery, maybe something else in addition? I wonder what might be hidden in the nooks behind the current walls. I think this is what Project Riese should look like, with all the concrete and brick to make it look more unified bunker-like, not like a mining tunnel.

Count me in on a paid tour.

Great stuff Tino thank you so much for filming this! 😊

Wow that is amazing

incredible that the place isn’t covered in graffiti.

At 1:02 in video: It is strange that in some photos Klaus Barbie is wearing a Wehrmacht Heeres uniform with an ostfront medal ribbon in his button-hole and in other photos an SD uniform or plainclothes. I think Klaus often went undercover in the German army to track down the disidents.

This is simply an absolutely fantastic documentary!

Incredible, you keep outdoing yourself - access, production, history, a very enjoyable & unique presentation.

Wow, thanks for sharing this video.

Why do people have to damage places like this.

They tried to erase that yellow Luftschutzraum keller painting! They also exist as metal plates.

Outstanding, you have great talent,

I don't know how long they took to build that but it is amazing what they did in a short time and the amount of the equipment and wiring installed there was alot of thought put into it

All of people do not realize how much German past and history lost when Russian and U.S trashed everything. As duel citizen, I understand resentment, most citizens followed along to government scare as do people in U.S. including many other countries fearing for their lives. Stay Gold🍻

Fascinating the two groups 14 and 24 that died were not adequately protected by the bunkers.....Like to learn how liquid 02 was produced exactly as to method?......Almost funny on German over engineering back then and still today..

Except they couldn't have won the war. German leaders had already calculated by spring of 1942 that Germany was going to lose if the war continued. That is the reason for the timing of the Wonder Weapon / Desperation Weapon programs getting higher priority funding. The problem with Blitzkrieg is Germany never had the trains necessary to support their military so they either had to win quick or be defeated. They were not mechanized like western armies. They were outclassed TECHNOLOGICALLY by Britain, France, and the U.S. People drove cars there and thus had the manufacturing expertise that comes with Capitalism. Not one in 50 had a car in Germany. 2,750,000 horses were used to haul their supplies and the care of the horses themselves was demanding on resources. The upside is many Germans were experts with horses. U.S. scientist Goddard schooled them on rocket engines until the U.S. cut him off from working with Germany. Hence, the Goddard Space center. The U.S. would not fund non-war-winning projects so all they wanted from Goddard were JATO units. Germany spent massive amounts to develop the design and achieved much more more power and stability. The V2 program killed more of their own people than the Allies. By the end of the war, they had the accuracy down to a 7 mile radius, and their biggest hit was a Woolworth's store on the holidays. Defending against Allied forces in Europe they were 40 miles off and hit their own people. These so-called Wonder Weapons, were Desperation Weapons and pure self-deception that to believe they could scare Britain into surrender after bombing didn't do it. The U.S. was composed of many who came there to get out of Europe's wars. After the second time in 20 years, the U.S. would accept nothing other than unconditional surrender at any cost because the U.S. planned to, and did alter the the historical personalities of Germany and Japan who caused the war. The Allies appreciated Germany's technology developments, courtesy of wasting their resources that shortened the war. The U.S. spent 1/10th as much to develop and build the first 3 atomic bombs, originally slated for Germany.

Brilliant ending synopsis.. Tino, have you ever heard of Richard Grove's "Brain Model"?

Actually, the 1st man made object in space was a WWI artillery shell, amazingly… not the WWII rocket. I was surprised as well.

This is absolutely fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing this.

Great video! I would love to tour this facility! 👍🏼😊👍🏼

I have some idea, where it might be. But please only by direct e-mail, Tino, if you like. Very well done - the overlay of historic film material with actual images.

Thanks for the video. Your work is wonderful. I find it so amazing at the expenditure of so many resources and the amount of work and manpower to do it all. What a waste.

Brilliant my Brother really enjoyed it…From Pauly Donnellan in Australia 🤓👍🇦🇺

Excellent video. It really needs to be opened up as a museum. Apart from the Peenemunde Museum this is probably the most intact V2 testing site. Unfortunately the location is not that secret and if you know what to search for and I would imagine the owners have constant problems with tresspassers trying to get in.

Great video, when you see all these concrete structures, just know that it was built by slave labour on meagre rations, if they were ill or injured they were brutally murdered. Perhaps we shouldnt be so proud of our marvelous space travel.

Great video, good research. Something original. Well done 👍

German subtitles please !

Some of the most exciting vids on the net are videos of the v2s blowing up !!!

So nice they let you enter this area Tino. With a guide also. They should really do something with this area indeed. So good to see the original pipes in the tunnels for comparison (original paint still on them!).

Thanks again Tino great work, it's good to see that the tunnels are still used and not vandalised.

What an amazing place! I'm very happy that you shared it with us, and I really do hope that it will - or at least part of it - be turned to a museum.

Man you are lucky to see this kinda of history in person. Keep up the good work

well with the clues you leave it is just one google search to find out where this is....then go to maps and there it is...

You did it again! 👏 amazing. Interesting and educational all wrapped up in ANOTHER fantastic explore. We are grateful for you & all your hard work!

I was Amazed on this video you have showed us thank you !!

Amazing historical documentary research.

Best part was that ending bed time story. That needs an hour long video.

Jet engines and rocket engines are not even related , not one component in common...entirely different animals !

I'm very impressed.

it´s good to see that nature gains at the end. Birds humming, plants growing etc.

I look forward to a day when the Pentagon rests in a similar state.

What company uses pipes like that and hidden away in a hillside

The Germans were always very protective of their beer recipes but this is borderline paranoia.