Opening SEALED WW2 POUCH - Metal Detecting Eastern Front

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This time we are back at the Eastern Front for another metal detecting WW2 adventure! Found some great pieces of history. Enjoy!
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@mdww2battlegrounds 3 года назад

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@IronMikeMetaldetecting 5 лет назад

Loved it, great video. Really liked that Mike guy. He seems like an awesome dude...

@hpeti007 5 лет назад

*He is an awesome dude ;)

@daniellindballe4161 5 лет назад

He’s one great fella 😉

@rolandbuss7567 5 лет назад

Was ist das für ein manschettenknopf? Hab den selben gefunden mit 24.12.44gravur... Ne Antwort wäre nett.. Gruss aus Brandenburg Germany

@Cowboys-bm4wh 4 года назад

I live in the USA so it’s amazing to see this kind of history I will probably never get to go see my self in person. Thanks for sharing.👍

@dkryb2422 3 года назад

Weird, I`m in Cornwall and just watched a vid about Andersonville and the US civil war. Just what you tube is about!

@marlboro624 3 года назад

And where I live, it's enough to cross the road to get to the ww2 battlefield

@Comrade_Tokoloshe 3 года назад

Don't worry, the next world war will be fought on American soil.

@spiderreed350 3 года назад

What do you mean that you'll never get to see yourself in person?

@spiderreed350 3 года назад

@@dkryb2422 I'm in Milford Ct.welcome neighbor.

@History-Secrets 5 лет назад

Great video, a lot of awesome finds guys! Really love that personal stuff! Thanks for sharing and keep it up! Gr Nick

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching man! Looking forward to more material from you as well. Take care

@scottjohnson7373 5 лет назад

you could open your own museum with all this awesome stuff you have found. Love your vids, big fan from Australia :)

@Banggeek 5 лет назад

Returned to authoritiy one

@Cowboy28074 5 лет назад

6:18. Karelia insignia from Finland. Wow that is interesting! Great job guys!

@paulimans 5 лет назад

Suomi perkele!

@applebear1113 5 лет назад

@@ayylmao7666 some finnish volunteers fought in waffen ss at the end of the ww2

@applebear1113 5 лет назад

@@ayylmao7666 i found some dociments made is berlin 1942 listing +200 finnish soldiers(names and ranks). dont know if it is legit.

@grafspee2629 5 лет назад

@@applebear1113 It is legit. Finland send volunteers in german to serve in SS Wiking and the finnish battalion.

@uloste1235 5 лет назад

Yep

@Toyos-yk3ri 3 года назад

You guys are so lucky to be living in Europe and being able to to do this type of adventure - finding this history that would have forever been lost. Just seeing these items from such a pivotal point in history is really special. I would definitely love to do this as well.

@maxkieffer8125 5 лет назад

Its just crazy how much treasure is left from all of the war. It shows on what scale these battles were fought. I live in luxembourg where part of the battle of the bulge was fought and everytime i go to into that forest i stumble over some remains of the war. Dont even need to dig. Crazy... Thanks for sharing this!

@nigel900 5 лет назад

It humanizes the war when you see the personal effects of those who died. Sad.

@maryjeanjones7569 4 года назад

Nigel 900 - Most of Europe is a graveyard. Items found are from someone's father, son, husband, grandfather, uncle or cousin. It's too much for me. I am just not strong enough to be part of this type of expedition or watch many of these videos. It's like walking on and digging up the dead. Too Much!

@conpop6924 4 года назад

There is this russian channel and he works for like the red army or something like that, and they find bodies all the time. Curious as to why they don't find bodies, or if they do makes sense to not show it

@rustedtooth3015 4 года назад

@@conpop6924 what is it called?

@Советскийрабочий 4 года назад

Rest in peace all fallen soldiers and killed civilians, those sacrifice must not be forget.

@crazydaisy6702 4 года назад

I totally agree. Before I watch all these videos when they finding personal belongings it makes it feel more realistic before not watching the videos.

@conpop6924 4 года назад

Oh shit i thought u could just go into the forest and metsl detect when ever you want lol

@cliffm3487 5 лет назад

You guys make me want to take a vacation to Germany just to go detecting with you. Great job guys, you always seem to find cool relics.

@venkkooo 5 лет назад

6:21 im pretty sure its the finnish karelian soldier medal and its the flag of karelia when it was part of finland Edit why it says lapland

@spindelanton4648 4 года назад

it is

@spindelanton4648 4 года назад

But isn't it typed Karjala

@thatportalguy8138 4 года назад

Or is it the karjala beer pin :D

@veme.. 4 года назад

Karjalan se on

@morganewing4975 Год назад

I was always fascinated by history. It’s mind blowing to me seeing another piece of our world’s history that was lost. My mothers great great grandparents met during WW2. I heard stories about how my grandfather was against the war, but fought and fled as soon as he could. They did everything they could to keep that part of their past from their children. Their children eventually came to the US from Ireland and have been here since. As someone that is from the US thanks for sharing it all with me.

@MrAussiedarren 5 лет назад

And again you produced a high quality documentary that I enjoyed very much 👍👍👍 Thank you

@taylorjones3433 5 лет назад

8:38 he hits a frog with the bayonet 😂😂😂

@georgekallianis6418 5 лет назад

Chris Bloink I think it was a stick

@clintbeastwood9753 5 лет назад

Probably the not the first time in that bayonet's life it hit a frog lol

@Jagad88 5 лет назад

Its a stick

@mikehawk6292 5 лет назад

Lizard

@TheButcher83 5 лет назад

No..no it was a deer .. no shit sherlock

@jarredwalker9919 5 лет назад

I wonder how many of these time capsules are still out there that'll never be found. They're literally like a treasure chest.

@88997799 5 лет назад

Hey what’s this I found?!.... Shovel cluck on metal sound... BOOM!.. ☠️☠️☠️

@hyesterettsjustituariuskvn431 5 лет назад

In Norway around 1960s a guy im related to made fire on a german mine

@stevendawood7605 5 лет назад

Rip all solders who fought

@Ржавыеликивойны 5 лет назад

As always, at the highest level! Well done guys!

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thank you again for watching and appreciating!! Cheers

@MrGS53 3 года назад

Why would someone dislike this content?

@ts440s 5 лет назад

This would definitely be on my bucket list of things to do before I die.

@poulterbaz 3 года назад

Great finds. In the British military the pouch you found with the buttons is called a "Housewife", so you can repair your uniform in the field

@mdww2battlegrounds 3 года назад

Great name! I'll adopt it hahaha

@HowNow 4 года назад

imagine playing with this buried chess game after 75 yrs, gives me chills

@Sevaanmeneemuteimeeonneks 5 лет назад

7:04 From Finland, lapland and Karelia insingnia maybe from continuation war.

@topittaja2686 5 лет назад

Could be the from the Finnish SS battalion or from a german soldier who was stationed at Lapland during the continuation war

@adampetrzen4383 5 лет назад

Lappland is in sweden too but it is most likely to be from finnland cuz sweden didnt attend to the war

@CloroxBleach-iw2wz 5 лет назад

I would usually skip to the main part in other videos but their content is too good to skip

@colinherrewynen2344 5 лет назад

As an English Speaker, I have really loved the past two videos. I also really enjoyed the talking. Great Videos. Keep it Up!

@christybriggs1737 5 лет назад

I don't know that the sub titles are necessary, because his English is so good!

@BRAYdoesCOD 5 лет назад

I don’t know why but I really love the sound of his voice

@GearScar 5 лет назад

They all seem to be roughly the same depth under ground, and I am quite positive that none of the soldiers buried their belongings, so it makes me wonder, has the cycles of nature (trees decaying over many years, plus rain, and other natural elements) put a layer of "dirt" over all these things, and perhaps the depth that you find these pieces at was back then the ground level?

@mr_freshlettuce-1612 5 лет назад

This is why I wished I lived in Europe! I would love to find me some history !!!

@dkryb2422 3 года назад

Plenty of guns and ammo from Americas wars Civil, Indian and Independance. Guns and ammmmooooo mmmm.....

@KiIlabeez 5 лет назад

Had to stop the video at around 12:13. To let you guys know that i am extremely jealous of your finds and this video. Nice job and thanks for sharing.

@johankay5482 5 лет назад

Best find….the chessgame…..how personal ! That was somebody's personal time killer and give them something else to think about then war.

@luckdemon3415 4 года назад

Nice coins! My advice is to bring a small spray bottle with water inside to clean the coins as rubbing them with your fingers will wipe some of the details.

@BFOP15 5 лет назад

The time capsule looks like a french lebel/ berthier leather ammo pouch. This could have belonged to a french SS volunteer of the SS division Charlemagne. It makes sense with the discovery of coins from Scandinavian countries as the french SS were attached to SS division Nordland for the battle of Berlin. The last commander of division Nordland was Gustav Krukenberg and before he was commanding Charlemagne division. Krukenberg came to Berlin with around 200 french SS of his former unit.

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Very good determination! Thank you very much. Did not think of that. Could be a possibility. Cheers!

@BFOP15 5 лет назад

@@mdww2battlegrounds You're welcome. You do à great job.

@IronMikeMetaldetecting 5 лет назад

@@BFOP15 Do you mind if I use your comment in my video?

@BFOP15 5 лет назад

@@IronMikeMetaldetecting : No problem, of course you can. It will be an honour for me.

@IronMikeMetaldetecting 5 лет назад

@@BFOP15 thanks! :)

@daimlerbenzstuttgart 5 лет назад

Fantastic video! I love your voice and details on everything, you don't need sub titles, your English is Great! Thanks for sharing and be careful out there with live ammo. Good luck👍

@Cowboys-bm4wh 4 года назад

I like how you show a pic of what you found so we can have a good picture on what it looked like new.

@nikoheiskanen3642 5 лет назад

The cufflink has the Karelia's coat of arms, which is still used as North-Karelia's coat of arms.

@jamesleckie2420 5 лет назад

Some great finds again.The field phone looks like its fell out the tree. Im told that many relics end up in trees as they are caught with the growing sapling, and through time, end up above in the forest canopy.

@juncan5909 5 лет назад

At 8:39 did anyone see that frog jump

@jamj59 5 лет назад

Life of John yes mate

@HowNow 4 года назад

relax, its a paid actor acting as an easter egg in this video.

@dfostman6014 3 года назад

The paper found with the buttons held thread wrapped around it for the sewing kit. Similar thread holders are still found in military sewing kits. Pouch looks like it held sewing and clothing repair kit and other small items.

@TheGorillafoot 5 лет назад

Amazing that even today you are still finding remnants of that war.

@yuriskyfromhell9814 5 лет назад

Literally best ww2 find I’ve gotten is a 1943 penny that is made out of silver instead of copper because they needed copper for bullet casings. While these guys be like yeah so we got some of this stuff none in good conditions, whatever whatever. I would be taking everything!

@barbara2.087 5 лет назад

Soo i just stumbled across your channel a few minutes ago but what do you do with the stuff you find? Do you keep it or sell it to a museum? Please let me know! Id love to hear and see more :)

@wafs1393 5 лет назад

I heard he keeps some of it, but if he finds a gun or something dangerous he cant keep it

@itsmakoxvi4155 4 года назад

10:16 anyone else mad that he missed a ring next to him

@aleksifrmdao 4 года назад

dont see it

@szarak_jp 5 лет назад

Woods just like in my beloved northern Poland. Nice finds, greetings from Olsztyn.

@leo.soininen 5 лет назад

6:18 is the coat of arms of the Finnish region of Karjala (Karelia) very interesting!

@outdoorinfluencer 5 лет назад

Just awesome finds

@strictlycasual765 4 года назад

I didn’t know Max Verstappen was such a fan of metal detecting

@DukeRaul 5 лет назад

This is so cool, I'd luv to metal detect in these places... I also luv German history, it's that German blood in me... keep making these videos, I turned my 85 yr. old father on to your channel.

@mickeybaby3076 5 лет назад

The camera guy sounds like Max Verstappen!

@LagranjadedonDavid 4 года назад

Que buen video colega..saludos desde Argentina..felicitaciones

@slayer-roblox4904 5 лет назад

I always like seeing coins or buttons get found it just so......... Satisfying

@that1guy930s 5 лет назад

Great video! Awesome job explaining and showing the images of what those relics would have looked like during the war. I'll be back for sure!Nice work on the editing too.

@markkanen3906 5 лет назад

@4.00 SUOMI mainittu! Go Finland! Where is this location?

@TheCptncrunchify 5 лет назад

Markkanen it's right outside your mothers house

@antifacisme 5 лет назад

TheCptncrunchify wtf.. totally uncalled for. Go somewhere else dude

@markkanen3906 5 лет назад

@@TheCptncrunchify hey little bitch, come say it to my face, you wont see a thing after that ;)

@TheCptncrunchify 5 лет назад

@@antifacisme but I like it here

@americanallthewayredneck3917 5 лет назад

Markkanen shit talking pussy..u aint doing shit and u know it..

@historyguard-ww2 5 лет назад

Hallo team ! ;-) Interesting and impressive WW2 relics ! You are lucky you found that zone/place ! Hallo to Iron Mike ! I'm one of his followers but...for a reason...(?!!) I didn't received any notification from his channel for quite some time.. ;-( Very interesting you found scandinavian coins on the...WW2 Eastern Front (!) and you discovered that those coins are from SS Division Nord... ! So...I guess this expedition 'took place' in Poland...?!? Personal objects (relics...) are always awesome ! That 'big' pouch...I didn't see until now that kind... Impressive "Time capsule" ! Again...nice expedition/teamwork, great WW2 relics ! I'm waiting for your next one ! ;-)

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching! My guess is that Mike will follow up with some content soon as well! We have detected around Berlin. My guess is that stragglers of Nord ended up in this pocket. Besides this, the 169th Infantry Division fought alongside Nord in Finland but finally ended up in this pocket as a whole. I think this explains the Scandinavian finds.

@Forbeszy1 5 лет назад

Wow! I like the intro. The first time I'm watching a video from your channel. I like learning about WWII. Not sure why. Earned my sub.

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thanks for appreciating! Cheers

@fatnsassy99 3 года назад

11:04 when he opens pouch 😍👍🎉

@katyushaoverpressure888 5 лет назад

11:32 dude they probably bring their lunch in there maybe a knapsack

@jonathanbaird8109 5 лет назад

There's a really interesting book written by a man that was with the SS-6th Gebirgsdivision who fought in Karelia and was with the division during Nordwind. The book is called Black Edelweiss, for those interested.

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Sounds interesting!

@walker2980 5 лет назад

I love watching this stuff, wish I could come over there and do some of that because I love everything to do with WW2. Wouldn't it be so cool if you could touch those things and see images in your head of those times having to do with that object👍

@mmclaurin8035 5 лет назад

What do you do if/when you find human remains?

@Akash-tx3in 5 лет назад

M McLaurin80 they’re probably going to report it

@bekonface 5 лет назад

I bet the owner of that pouch that you found lies down there, or maybe his body got taken away, who knows

@ww2revivaldenmark310 5 лет назад

Great hunt! And a good video Chris

@tomtom91610 5 лет назад

Hello, The unidentified leather pouch is a french ammo pouch ("Cartouchière") used in ww1 and ww2 (1905 or 1916 pattern). The rivets are typical of war mades

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thank you for your response. You are right! I have learned that through previous comments. Didn't know while producing this video. Cool find right?

@CJC_95 5 лет назад

Don't know if you're still reading comments on a month-plus old video, but I just wanted to say that you have one of my favorite channels on all of RU-vid. Your passion for getting these relics out of the ground and using them as almost teaching points is so very entertaining. Hopefully no one in the distant future will ever have a channel like this again as war is awful, but thank you for these awesome videos on a huge part of world history. I hope to one day get to metal detecting myself in the US and maybe one day in Europe!

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Believe it or not, but I read all comments! Thank you for appreciating my work. There is indeed a lot to learn from the relics left behind on these battlegrounds and the war that determined our future. I'm glad I can take part in sharing this history with the world! Cheers

@yDeathAngely 5 лет назад

I wonder how often they dig through some dirt that was a human

@jimchilton1122 4 года назад

The pouch itself looks to be French WW1/interwar, so perhaps a civilian stash, the pouch taken home from the previous war? or something taken back from the battle for France? Really really interesting

@mdww2battlegrounds 4 года назад

Good call! I found out as well later on that this is a French WW1 ammo pouch. Given the fact that there were many buttons in it and one or two buckles, I think it was used as a sowing kit by a Soldier. Very interesting to find all the way on the Eastern Front! Thanks for watching.

@henripuustinen4642 4 года назад

The cuff links with the Coat of Arms of Karelia was, to my knowledge, presented as a gift by the Finns to German officers who fought against the Soviets in Finnish Lapland.

@riccardoz2953 5 лет назад

u should a little quiz for viewers called " were is Mike" and give the answer in the next video :D so we can understood how much passion u guys are putting in metaldetecting :D

@dirkdoenvanv.8156 5 лет назад

Erg leuk beeldverslag!! Een genot om naar te kijken! Wat goed dat jullie daar in de buurt van Berlijn durven te zoeken. Ik neem altijd mijn detector mee op vakantie in de Ardennen en de Eifel, maar durf hem haast niet te gebruiken omdat ik bang ben dat bij controle ik mijn spullen kwijt ben. Zeker in Duitsland moet je je papierwinkel goed op orde hebben lees ik ook via DDA. Succes met jullie prachtige kanaal!!

@Gianipilotlife 5 лет назад

I love how you show it allready in the beginning of the video. Not like many others where they open it but before you see it the intro starts.

@mikevaluska7313 4 года назад

Metal detecting seems like an awesome hobby, however I feel that when you find things of a personal nature, look for a way to identify the owner of objects like that pouch, then put it back in the hole it after all may be all that's left of a fallen soldier, respect should be garnered to such objects.

@sevenhornets 5 лет назад

Interesting everthing is so deep. I would have thought anything would be shallow. Seems buried.

@meatpie518 4 года назад

Could have been the 5th SS Wiking division due to the different Finnish, Norwegian and German coins there.

@martabehr9976 5 лет назад

Omg..the besy channel..love how u show wat is with pics info and video. The best

@BlindTom61 2 года назад

Do you have to pay the owners of the land you research? You guys are the best.

@amandaandBooster 5 лет назад

First time watching your channel and I love it. How you go into what you find and show pics of what it looks like cleaned up and information. Keep up the awesome work 👍😊

@Persuiter 5 лет назад

i reckon a channel like History or Discovery should pick you guys up with WW2 Dutch Magnet Hunters for a show

@tessaleroux7725 4 года назад

So interesting and very sad seeing coins and cufflinks and a wedding ring which once belonged to fallen German Soldiers. May they RIP. Salute and Respect. You will always be remembered.

@wflo77 4 года назад

This dude sounds like vaas from far cry 3 its pretty cool and love the vid.

@vincedibona4687 4 года назад

Morbid question, but do you all ever find bones? I would think at some point, buttons and coins would belong to a decayed uniform that might have still been on a body that was never recovered. Not where you are for this example, but we hear all the time about the mud in the trenches sucking up soldier's bodies, whether they were dead or alive, never to be seen again. Just (morbidly) curious...

@usmc-veteran73-77 3 года назад

I agee

@gary50900 3 года назад

I visited my brother in the Air Force while he was stationed in Germany almost 40 yrs ago. There was one particular place that had a memorial set up for some fallen American soldiers. Basically it was cut out in the woods and nothing else around. I didn't realize that unlike in the US everything would be removed. My brother and I were talking when I noticed some kids walk into the woods. A few minutes later one of the kids walks out cradling a bomb. We didn't hang around...wow.

@robdean704 3 года назад

My new favourite channel, I'm buying a metal detector next week because of it and I'm planning to drive over to the Ardennes next spring

@mdww2battlegrounds 3 года назад

Thanks and good luck on your journeys!

@tor-erikskorstad4863 4 года назад

"Øre" is a Norwegian coin :) Where was this? Did not know we had people on the eastern front.

@victoriangoldhunters 2 года назад

Incredible!! You are lucky to get such permission and detect on that land. Very interesting relics that you’ve shown us! Thanks for sharing!!

@mariovdb3001 Год назад

they were not allowed to do this, it is a cemetery.

@barbmcdougall6685 5 лет назад

Hello, It's great when you put the videos in there , it shows us where the finds are coming from and it puts us in that time frame, very moving , and I also want to say RIP to all who passed away during the wars, and we will also never forget your sacrifices Thank You.

@Akash-tx3in 5 лет назад

I started watching these videos and I am hooked. What you guys do is so damn interesting

@binky8501 4 года назад

Norwegian coins and there were Norwegian SS volunteers..hmmmm

@davidoakley9978 5 лет назад

Amazing finds just mind blowing to see the condition of these things after 80 years. I love your channel you explain everything you find in detail and for me you speak English so fantastic can not wait till you post a new video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@mdww2battlegrounds 5 лет назад

Thank you for appreciating! Hopefully I can upload more content soon. Cheers

@fsls13 5 лет назад

2:13 pretty sure its part of a german Tornister "Affe" the back leather piece of it. Great video by the way! Gl&hh Luis

@stevese4288 5 лет назад

Your right sir ;)

@TheGolfer29 4 года назад

The newspaper would have been a map of the area! Excellent find!

@Dulcimertunes 4 года назад

Who needs a cuff link on the Front?

@jbrobertson6052 5 лет назад

You lucky guys those are some great finds.I wish that I could be there with you guys. We don't have war sites where I live on Vancouver Island thanks for sharing with us

@itsozpin9830 5 лет назад

Perhaps the finnish coins were part of the 6th SS division Nord?

@paulimans 5 лет назад

Its Ozpi sun profiilikuva on väärin päin (siis se lippu)

@508Magnets 3 года назад

Wow, just found your channel. This is amazing. Such historical finds!

@JB-nr9wf 5 лет назад

The picture in the cuffling is coat of arms of Karelia. Why would a german SS officer have a Finnish Karelia cuffling? 🤔

@UrbexArttu 5 лет назад

Wow money from Finland. Markka not in use anymore.

@leahsloot8783 4 года назад

Wow history in that pouch alone , amazing channel 🇳🇿

@dustyak79 5 лет назад

Larry Thorne could of dropped that stuff.

@Lylo-mj8ek 5 лет назад

Absolutely Into your content, I sit on the edge of my chair when you start beeping. How about putting a face to our history explorer guide. Keep up the awesome work and Thank You, Sir, for the adventures, it will be good to see you. Peace.