Lost underground German WW2 command center found . Secrets inside a WW2 bunker. 

It's amazing how well preserved this place is. Very few people, if almost any, have been here since the war. Especially with no Graphiti on the bunkers. Fantastic location!!! Great Find!

This definitely is the site that keeps on giving,Schneider guns everywhere and an incredible underground labyrinth.HH you are giving EE the best history lessons any child could have,adventure and education combined.

Never would have imagined that the fire control bunker was over such a huge facility. Truly a very special place. Thank you for sharing it with us

This site is unbelievable - it's massive and shows us how those stationed there lived. Thank you for this small piece of the large adventure you're sharing with us.... Be safe, careful and healthy .....

I never dreamed that such an installation was under that firing control bunker. That was amazing and huge! The Germans never fail to amaze me with the areas they've developed. Wow! I can't wait until we go back! Thank you both for taking me along on this wonderful adventure. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯

I was stationed in Germany back in 1971 to 1976 my air base was on a hill, on the sigfried line these kind of bunkers were everywhere, they were all connected by tunnels and under ground complexes, storage,and hospitals it was really amazing to explore, farmers were always uncovering bombs in their fields the town was zweibrucken.

I always wonder how a squeased out nation after a lost war could make up such a gigantic enterprise in such a short time. Greetings from Lüneburg, Germany

You could tell this place is pristine, just by lack of any plastic rubish and grafiti Such a rare find indeed!

Omg this bunker was fantastic. Absolutely huge. They were experts in making these bunkers. Facinating. I would love to see places like this, i would take forever to examine everything and the gun outside. Wow. Thank you for sharing and stay safe out there

This is probably your best find to date. So much to see there, above and certainly below ground.

Thanks! I believe Eagle 👀 is right saying all the rock comes from walls and ceiling in caves. Those guns still sitting there gets me hyper. I can just see the crew around it.

Thank you for sharing another amazing adventure with us. I'm very glad to hear your son is healing well. Bless you all.

You were right, this site does not disappoint, it just keeps giving and giving. That fire control bunker is out of this world, I could spend hours just in the single bunker exploring. Still under construction in part, and I wonder if they were going to put concrete on the roof section, to give a finished tunnel appearance. Part 3 has so much promise, so thank you and EE for sharing this with us, and for the research it took to find this place. Stay safe and well my friends, until part 3

I absolutely love watching your videos! You and EE never disappoint! I will say, I'm extremely jealous that you get to explore such amazing historical structures and locations, but at the same time, I'm grateful you share your experiences with us! I cannot wait for the next installment! Keep up the great work! 👍

I'm speculating that as the Allies overtook this position they detonated explosives throughout the bunker completely destroying the interior. I think the large room with lots of broken wood was a bunk room for sleeping accommodations. The wood was likely bed frames from double stacked bunk beds. The "cooking" area was immediately next to the sleeping room which makes perfect sense. One of those side rooms must have been latrine or bathroom which also makes sense. The rock scattered throughout could have fallen from the ceiling during explosive demolition. The exits blocked by rock was also likely intentionally caused by explosives thus making the facility less likely to be reactivated should the Allied forces loose this ground during battle. Interesting!

Now that was absolutely amazing to see. Can't wait for part 3.

Such a fantastic location with all the tunnels and rooms below the firing control bunker. The sight of those guns still in position I a spectacular sight! Thank you for and amazing adventure and looking forward to the next episodes!!!❤️

How wonderful to go back and watch this video again. I have gotten behind trying to rewatch these videos. Sometimes life throws things at you that you have to handle so it takes you away from many things I enjoy. I had forgotten how much equipment must of been here and all the surprises around every turn. Great adventure for sure.

What an impressive bunker, glad you found your way in. Can't wait to see the next part. Thank you and EE so much. Take care and stay safe my friend.

Back in 2001 I was able to explore some bunkers similar to this in Denmark. Although not as deep down they were still very interesting. Great channel.

I couldn’t imagine wiring that place. It would be a electricians nightmare. Amazing stuff as always.

Been looking forward to this part 2 so much, I always love waking up and finding you have posted more adventures. Keep safe and continue to do what you want👍

Imagine inside a few soldiers and equipment. Thank you for showing us all this.

i find your son and your friendship the coolest , the bunker is amazing too .Danke .

Absolutely fantastic explore! I reckon the inside of the bunker was sabotaged and weakened quickly while getting out what they could. Keep them coming ✌️ stay safe

What an amazing structure with so many unanswered questions around it, thank you HH and EE

The fire control bunker was massive. Just imagine the time spent designing and building using the environmental resources, and to think it is still standing today. That area must be less trodden as there seems like there is no vandalism, and to think that there are still original Schneider guns there. Thanks for taking us inside the Bunker EE & HH. It was huge with all the different levels. I think you are right, it looks like blocked that one entrance with rocks. Maybe a safety issue? Hope you had mosquito repellent one as you don't want Lyme Disease again. Really looking forward to the Bonus and P3. Stay safe. Cool plane EE.

This place looks like there's going to be even more cool stuff in the next video. I hope we get a closer look at those guns! Thanks to you and to EE for all of your efforts and for sharing.

A really unique place 👌! Thanks for sharing🍻!!

Wow wow wow....what an amazing place, I bet you were like a kid in a sweet shop exploring that place. Thank you for showing these stunning locations....and thank you for the gift you sent, it arrived safe and sound and will look great with the others I have 👍🏻

What i like its most is the nature & countryside beside the bunker & history

What an amazing location!!!! I'd say that this is better than the ones at Normandy. I can't believe how huge this site actually is. I can't wait for the next episode to see the guns close up. Thanks guys for bringing us to this amazing site. 👏

It's like a labyrinth that bunker. The gift that keeps on giving. And that's just one bunker on your list! The intact Schneider gun was amazing to see still there! I look forward to episode 3. Excellent work on the Corsair model, EE 😁

Great adventure. Thanks to you and EE for a great further education.

The thing I love about this and your other videos is you exuberance for the history you explore and that you are exposing your son to it together

Thank you HH and EE!! Fantastic video!! Sooo cool!! Can’t wait to see more! And hey Eagle Eyes! Very nice F4U Corsair you built! Good job! Thanks guys ❤❤

This episode was spectacular!! Amazing place that looks like part of a war movie. Thank you HH.

I can’t believe how big the fire and control bunker was ! That’s what I call just showing out . That location was just great ! I know I’ll never be able to see something like that in person but you HH and EE showed it to us thank y’all so much !! Can’t wait for the other parts ! Be careful!Be safe!!

This is incredible! Think of how much engineering this would have taken. 5 stories underground is insane.

Impressive location, great to see all the cable types in use, can only imagine all of the equipment that was in use down there. Funny to see you getting excited about the gun in the distance while EE is up on top of the bunker and can see one even closer. Look forward to part 3.

My goodness, you could just keep going down, down, down! What a bunker complex! A battle room with an oven - I could spend hours going over all the stuff in there! That place is just gigantic! Would they have used something like this underground area to assemble something for the war effort? All the wood, bottle parts and cables, crazy! The Schneider guns in the distance - WOW! What a location you have discovered for us!! Another great find you two!! Can't wait to see the next episode! Stay safe and stay well!!

What a crazy bunker ..can't wait to see the rest!

Absolutely amazing. Keep up the fantastic work.

Great stuff! Great find. I look forward to watching more.

In the tunnels under the fire control bunker where you wondered if there had been generators as there was soot on the ceiling, I wondered, as there was burnt wood there, if scavengers had gathered cables together and set a fire to the to burn off the worthless insulating material, so as they only had to carry the valuable metal, to wherever.

Great part 2. Amazing hard rock mining operation to create it. The rock on the tunnel landing floor could be roof spalling but with the floor already concreted it is not likely. The spalling would have been peeled down so nobody gets crushed. It still could be from micro-cracks that have slowly over the 70 years frozen in the winter and finally fractured enough. It is evident that humans went through and ripped out components and knocked down the walls to get around. One of your best finds so far, awaiting 3 & 4 to see more. Well done video my friend. You and EE stay safe, well and, warm.

This was an amazing WW2 Atlantic Wall site. I actually got a nervios stomach when you were in the tunnels. I can hardly wait for the next episodes.

Another great day out, what a place to find! Thanks HH and EE!

This location is so huge ! Thanks HH,EE. !!

One thing of learning all the things about Germans over that whole period of time is they sure weren’t lazy people. Now I know they did use slave labor on a lot of things they had built but they sure put a lot of effort in concurring the world.

Your videos never disappoint keep up all of your great work

That is colossal!!! I do like the firing control bunkers, but this one...wow!!! I am amazed, truly. Waiting for Part 3!❤️

Oh my goodness, this has got to be the best one ever. Well Done Both !!!! 👏 👏

Oh! Wow! This is amazing! Just Wow! You got me with the crazy teaser!😂😃

Awesome Video, Thanks for sharing.

I absolutely love your videos. You have taught your son well as well. EE will grow up to appreciate history. The things you two find are truly amazing. A lot should be in museums. Better than rotting away in a wet bunker.

Great site HH, it just keeps on giving.

Those area's would be great history lessons. In a way, it's a pitty they can't be restored to that error. Put in photos of how the personnel lived. Not to bring up bad memories for any people. To show how bad wars were/are and what the people went through. Teach teens life history and how hard life really was for their grandparents. Shame those old historical sites were left to rot away.

WOW, what a place, looking forward to the next one 👍👍

I wonder how many bunkers were just sealed up and gave yet to be found- new subscriber and what a great job ya’all are going- keep up the searches!

Love it! I would turn around every rock in that bunker to see what is under it! So much to find there.

you do great work love the vids keep it up

Why are rocks everywhere? The place was bombed across the surface. What's left of the tunnels likely hasn't changed in 80 years.

Incredible bunker , this site does keeps giving. great job guys!

Wow what a fantastic tour looking forward to the next one (wow wow)

This was some incredible place. Look forward to seeing the guns close up.

Whoa!!! This location melts my brain lol. The sheer extensiveness of the control bunker is mind boggling. It was obviously one of their most high-tech installations, judging by the cabling and all that. I'd have given anything to know what the electronics looked like when it was in use in WWII. And those guns!! That was even more astounding - the fact that they are still in situ! I won't sleep until your next video so we can get a close look at them. And who knows what else lurks around there. All the best to you and greetings to Eagle Eyes 🙂

Another fantastic find HH & EE.

The backup on backup of electronics looks like a sci-fi movie. What a magnificent structure. Even with guns to finish the ensemble.

Thanks for another fantastic video.

Again wow what a fantastic place. Luv the way they built around the rocks

Another Great video and presentation.

So exciting, look forward to next videos.

That was one of your most fascinating finds...

I just started. to watch your shows and find it has a lot of history to it and its awesome that your son is interested. Keep up the good work. I cant What to see what else you did and the new ones

What an amazing place and all the artifacts that are just laying around are incredible!

It’s amazing all the work that was done at this location

😮 That underground bunker just went on and on and on, mind blowing!

Thanks!

Fantastic location. Had to comment in order to help the algorithm.

The size is unreal. It is amazing footage.

Every time I think I've seen your best...it gets even better

Incredible keep up the good work

Fascinating! Thanks guys.

Spectacular firing control bunker and undergruond facilities. A little worried about all those rocks on the floor, seems to have fallen from the ceiling. Be careful in those places, as you never know when the next one falls down. Looking forward to see more of the remaining Schneider guns out there.

Great exploration!

wow what a find, congrats on a darn good video

isnt it amazing chinese concrete collapses in 10 years.german concrete survived the war plus 80 years afterward.

When you went up that last set of stairs I thought there was going to be another tower going up to a panzer turret like the other location. I wonder if all the electronics that were there were for one of the new radar systems the Germans were developing? I would love to search through all the debris to see what is under it. These adventures are getting more and more interesting.

Great video thank you

Wow wow wow Mega bunker Amazing to see Thanks HH& EE

Wow, thank you and your son, for this great video again

One of the best ones yet!

Thats so fantastic and amazing to see how big that place is the inside is so interesting great to see the gun still there and what beautiful scenery aswell You're very lucky to be there thanks for showing us all you amazing videos 😎😎😎😎😎

The next video looks amazing. Cannot wait. But this one is also so amazing. What looked like a basic Firing Control Bunker turned out to be so much more. Just Incredible. And spotting those guns just sitting there after all these years. Just Wow!. But those tunnels under the bunker. The work involved, just to dig, and move, all that rock. A huge effort. Obviously when it was in use, that tunnel and the rooms would have been packed with radios, and generators, and electrical gear, and it was all robbed out after the way. It looks like the rock laying around on the floors is spalling from the walls, and roofs. 70 odd years of temperature changes, and the freezing and unfreezing water, will do that. Which is why they lined their tunnels with concrete and brick, because even back then, they would have known about that. What an amazingly complex and stunning this whole site has become. Bring on Part 3! Thank you for braving all those mosquitos to bring this to us! Cheers! Stay Safe!

Bonjour Super vidéo merci à vous Vivement la suite ...

Amazing bunker complex.

Bunkers and underground tunnelling are everywhere especially on the still active military training sites along with war vehicles/weapons remains that are protected artifacts now. When training there in ‘91 a couple of us found undetinated booby trap at end of a bunker rear escape tunnel.

That’s was Awesome video guys

I'm not shocked. Keep up the fun.