Secret German Army WW2 HIDEOUT found 

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I find this so interesting anyone else agree?

You would be an awesome history teacher and I would attend every class. Another great video sir!

Thats very cool my finds are often just trash but big respect

what is secret about this dugout?

you might be able to track down the German soldier or his relatives with that tag as it is still readable

I remember your old video where there is no audio just shovel hitting the dirt but now it's getting improved...Love your video bro

Anyone else just found this channel and now watch it?

I remember that about a year ago I was having trouble sleeping and it was like 2AM, I decided to watch one of these since they popped up on my recommended. I ended up being up until 4 AM watching these metal detecting videos. They helped me to sleep and feel comfortable. I’m glad to see the progress you made I’m just not a fan of the music. It feels a little less interactive and immersive. Still great though.

Your videos and explorations are truly fascinating to me. My dad was a Medic in the 103rd Infantry Cactus Division in WWII through France and Germany. What I find amazing is the amount of surface finds and shallow finds you come across despite it being over 75 years ago.

From Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦💚 Great video, keep going. All my friends watching you, in our language: استمر يا بطل.

I love your videos, they are so informative, interesting and could watch your videos for ages, And your voice overs are soothing, Your the reason I got into metal detecting, but only found a .303 Round from ww1

Hey! Question: Are these grounds open to anyone for metal detecting, or do you need special permissions to do this. I would love to try this one day if I ever get a chance to visit. Also are you allowed to take these findings on a plane without any trouble? Thanks :)

God bless, you can almost hear the ghosts of distant passed still yelling instructions and digging fortified positions. Phenomenal.

I’ve never metal detected once, but I am obsessed with your channel. I don’t know if it’s the history aspect or the suspense while waiting to see what you find, but I can’t get enough of this. I feel like you need your own TV show.

I find your knowledge on all these different relic items yo be amazing! Thanks for the video it was a fun watch.

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I would love to own a Flak 88 shell casing, they are missing in my collection! Nice find 👍🏼

It took me 5 videos to realize he never shows his face.

the dog tag is regiment artillery 171 search on google

Amazing i truly love watching your videos the things u find so lucky very hard to find any german ww2 stuff here in England isle of wight but i know a guy who found a k98 clip with 4 live rounds still on it but he didnt know what it was or how important as i can prove the story of churchill war secret that 12 germans troops landed on the island at st Lawrence radar station there was gun fight it very interesting if u like a story 👍👍👍👍

Hey my friend I really like your videos I've been a subscriber for a while I don't remember if I ever commented I was curious what country are you

I actually found a German watch it is history I keep it in my room it’s my most prized postion

Enjoyed this video. Always remember Allies and Germans from WW-2 watch this. Everyone has their opinion, it's a touchy issue with people who know WW-2 history.

Guys can i join you one time, this is awesome!

My favorite channel. I love what you guys do. And I love what you find.

Bro imagine you hit and grenade by accident and it blows up

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U guys keep that work i fcking love that history with u

Great content , so interesting!!! Can’t wait for the next one. It’s just such a mad thought that these things you find have been sat here for so long

Really amazing to see this stuff dug up on battlegrounds. Me and my stepfather collected this military items from ww2 for years. All the neat things we found i will never get back because of a house fire. Lots of German, American and French stuff. I love watching your videos because it reminds me of all we found together. My favorite was a German native butter knife. Never seen one before until that day hidden an older ladies junk she was selling. There were lots we had gathered over the years and I will never see them again. Thank you for the videos you post on here. You do great work in taking time to uncover the forgotten and shedding light on the things people don't care about anymore.

Another great video. Thanks guys, so, so interesting 👍🏻

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Great finds guys. Love to see dates on the finds. MG tripod is nice rare fund.

I Found 2 complete panzerfaust in our Woods to,during ww2 here were just small fights,i never expected that and was like omfg

Great video!!! Great finds!!!

great video like it thanks

Another cool adventure and Video! Continue good luck 🍀

Outstanding finds Chris you and Mike and the other lads do a great job on finding ww2 relics 👍👍👍👍

How’d I miss this one ..... Great finds 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I want to join this sqaud of people who hunt for history beneath thier feet.

You guys are AMAZING and should have a TV show. When you find dog tags do you try to track down the family and send it to them? Can you imagine how a family would love to have something from a loved one lost or served in the war. Great video, you are my favorites on RU-vid!

Love your channel

I once found a coin from 1742 while i was working. Im Irish and on the coin was the old name of the country, HIBERNIA. I can only imagine the buzz you guys get from your finds

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Omg 😂 im from German 😂 The Rocketlaunscher is in German a Panzerfaust

Alwais waiting your next video, amazing job mate😄

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Thanks for sharing your videos. The AB together like this is usually the blood type

This is great

It's really amazing how they always find something interesting. It's like they no where to look, it's like they have a red cross on a map, but of course there isn't.

Really enjoy your videos and it's great how when you find items you explain its details & history, thank you 👍

Good job

I am from Indonesia, I really like the history of the second world war

like your videos , just wondering why you dont show your selfs in the videos ?

My sister: thats a RPG Me: *W H A T THATS A PANZERFAUT*

I wish i could go with you guys i have a detector to

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3:16 that bug is like: WTF are you doing in my house

Wauw, Nice founds guys!

Quick question I have an USSR (Soviet Union) gas mask it looks like it was manufactured almost the exact same way like they use to, are they SAFE to use the filter canister. ( I can't read a single thing on it) BTW I love your videos you have brought me a great amount of attention to wars for some reason the name Vietnam🇻🇳 keeps popping up in my head anyways thank you I am also interested in joining the U.S.A military when I am older not only am I know interested in Wars I am also interested in Guns,Metal detecting, Gun manufacturing, and The most important out of this list Germany 🇩🇪 and Russia 🇷🇺.

Love watching guys!!! Good hunting!!

Do you speak German? Seems you can read all the German writing on the items

respect from rusland guys! greate case

WW2 germans protecting their empire🤥🤥

I think that leather is for a dog tag, the soldiers could buy them for more comport?

Where in Germany is this forest an alle deutschen hallo

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Can you bring the items you found home?

You sound like Max Verstappen

Is there any danger of digging up a land mine?

Een goede video. Dankjes.

the badge with Lenin says bloom

I love your videos so much guys very cool this

Have you ever come across human remains?

13:30 C'est un etuis qui contenait une plaque d'identiter d'un soldat, je pense

My grandfather was in ww2 and brought home a Luger,a german helmet,some officer's badges,a real swastika flag,a couple of ⚡⚡ pins and a fancy bayonet, and a set of dog tags, how can I find out who the tags belonged to and possibly return them to the family if any are left ??

what do you do with all the relics?

they should go to Stalingrad to dig

This is awesome!!!!!

Why do you never show of your faces

I have a question, why do you always fill the holes back up if you found everything in them? I guess it’s for some sort of politeness thing but I have no idea

Hi Chris, I enjoy watching your videos. I have a few questions. How often do you metal detect in and around Berlin? I was stationed in Berlin for 2 years and my barracks, Andrews Kaserne on Finckensteinallee actually housed the SS Liebstandarte Adolf Hitler during the war. I wonder what kind of finds are on the compound? Or in and around the Grunewalde or around the Wannsee? Lots of canals ponds and lakes too for magnet fishing.

12:07 it is postwar Soviet Army Chemical Defence Troops buttonhole bage.

👍 nice, verry verry nice.

awesome video. i really apprechiate how much effort you guys put into your videos. It's like watching a good documentary!

"production started when the German army found out that the Flak 38 was not strong enough to pierce the new Russian tank designs" yeah, I'd hate to have to be the guy who found that out the hard way...

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May I make a suggestion? It would be interesting to know a bit more about where you are when you are detecting and maybe get some background info on what happened there and when. That could also be done by doing own research about the area. But maybe you don't want others to know when you are.

Were you able to do any research on the dog tag? Makes me wonder about the person it belonged to.

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How were they defending their empire exactly. They were the pivotal in starting ww2 they were in retreat the allies were driving them back to their start point termed by themselves as their motherland, they were trying to invade and occupy all of europe and more. They wanted and thought they could claim it as their living space the term used was Lebensraum. The allies pushed the German's back to their motherland to end their arms production to bring an end to the conflict being ww2. They were the aggressors so why state they were defending their empire. Did their empire include the countries of Poland, Belgium, Austria, Denmark Czechoslovakia, Bohemia, Ukraine Lithuania, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Norway Russia, North Africa, Greece, may have missed a few out unintentionally. Added to the fact their slaughter of six million jews clearly demonstrates they were prepared to wipe any people not of Arian descent from the face of the earth. They were not defending rather attacking other countries the allies had to stop the German's from their master plan. I have an avid interest in history of all kinds its out there to be studied and freely available to research. It is not my intent to offend anyone in any shape or form but I feel history should be recounted correctly even events from the past and not so distant past.

What detector do you use?

What’s the into song(I know you hear this a lot.) Btw love your channel, keep up the good work.

can you share your xp settings? would be awesome! thank you!

Wow good videos good history

Awesome videos!!

Do you scan with something that will help you pick up mines ? or are they not a threat in the woods like other areas?

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You guys are so lucky to be able to do that close to where you live. here in Colorado we have nothing like that.