Secrets and hidden features everywhere here at the lost German WW2 fortress. 

Such an incredible and factual channel with an extensive insight into the German war machine infrastructure of World War 2. Being a British citizen and growing up, we only really learnt about WW2 from a British perspective. The German army were incredible engineers and phenomenal builders when it came to defensive positions. Keep up the incredible content. Danke

I am amazed by these defensive fortifications. The engineering and dedication put into constructing and operating them are truly impressive. The individuals who worked on them must have taken great pride in their work. It's incredible that you and EE get to walk where The Wehrmacht once did. Thank you both for your hard work and "Good Hunting."

Thanks! Getting all the building supplies and mounted guns up those hills had to be quite a spectacle. Nice area to have a house to. Thank you both for sharing this awesome position. Stay safe n healthy freinds.

Thanks for sharing these adventures. I'd love to visit some of these places. You are lucky people.

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history

I love watching history about World War II and every time I watch your video you hit it on the nail

Thank you, Eagle Eye's Eli and history, all the hard work and hiking. An amazing location spectacula.

Great footage of the area. Brilliant installations made out of all of the old stonework and quite an impressive location they created for the barracks. Thanks for creating these videos.

Glade to see you and eagle eyes enjoying yourselves and sharing my dude. Thank you for sharing your adventures. Skäl

Allways a pleasure too watch

This was very interesting !! Thanks HH,EE ! Thanks

Definitely appreciated to you both for these videos

Awesome video series! I'm sorry a lot of are closed off now. I do understand what an incredible liability they are for the people that own the land. Amazing, you and Eagle Eyes out there for hours and hours. You both work so hard to show us so much, thank you!

Thumbs up to EE, you spot things HH walks by. Fantastic location, thank you for climbing all the way up to show the bunkers and trenches. Can't wait to see the special event. Take care and stay safe.

Just what I needed after 2 grueling N's in the ER a video from my favourite ❤WW2 History Hunter. The German military seemed to provide/treat their troops by making available best protection and/or resources needed. I would say better than most countries if not all, during times of war. Also, can't deny that they seemed to be advanced in much of their weaponry, aircraft, tanks, u-boats, engineering and designing of military structures. Much of their expertise is used today. Thanks for another amazing real life, genuine, and factual video on yet another interesting WW2 site. Stay safe HH & EE.

Truly a spectacular defensive position. They certainly put in a massive effort to reinforce that site. The stone walls, and near defence positions, alone would have taken a lot of time and manpower. It is a shame that the observation bunker was sealed up, but you can clearly see why they built it there. The view from the top, even through todays trees, looked amazing. Over the surrounding hills and out to the horizon. Seriously impressed with the amount of work that the Germans put into that location, AND, the amount of time and effort that you and EE, put into bringing this incredible place to us. Thank you both for everything you do for us! Stay safe!

Wow. Would love to go back in time to see it as it was. Great work both of you. 👍👍👍👍👍

I like that "you missed one" EE is on it. Great video guys !

Absolutely AMAZING!!

I do appreciate all you and EE do. I've never heard a complaint out of him. That is hard work going up and down those mountains. I can't believe how many bunkers are on the Atlantic front and how much work went into each one. I think there was so much in these 4 episodes I need to watch them again.

A great location and judging by the overall picture, judging by your video and explanation, the Germans had a perfect, defensible location. Yet always amazed how much material and people have used to build everything. Also in a less accessible position. Thumbs up to both of you.

A long flight of steps to a 20mm flak position was only one part of a long explore of that amazing position. Both of you put in so much effort to allow us to share in the adventures, but yes EE astounds me with his energy, endurance and concentration! Well done young man, as dad said, you are a true history hunter! That said, i loved this episode with all the features and the incredible 180° view of the water. ❤

What a site! That terrain isn't easy to move around in. Even when that site was active, that's a lot of steep climbs getting around the area, but now? God bless you guys - I love your videos!

Another great video, my friends! Greetings from my family to yours!

Great footage of location's lost to time.... That staircase would be an awesome spot to metal detect.... Thanx for showing us a history less studied and shown...

👍✌️❤ greatly appreciated Eagle eyes. Looking forward to seeing more history. 😊

Another interesting location, especially since it was used in WWI and WWII, and the Germans were smart to place so much of it at the top of the hills overlooking the water. EE was at his best finding the wire support! I give you a huge thumbs up for getting to the top of all these installations, it must have been quite a climb! Stay safe and stay well!

Hi HH & EE, Always something to experience on your vlog. It is a historic place after all, there is so much to see.

Another great day out, thanks EE and HH. Strange about those rails forming part of the defenses, must have been a narrow-gauge ammunition railway some where!

I love your videos they're very informative I look forward to seeing what else you and eagle eyes find

Been away so just found this one. They really did not want to give this site up easerly did they, the bunkers, guard posts and trench lines all using the the natural environment, wow just simply wow. EE, you did an awesome job, one tough little trooper, and living up to your name again in find that pigtail, well done. Thank you both for sharing this with us, and for all the research and hard work you put into each video. Some fuel money comibg over soon. Stay safe and well my friends

Great location & lots of gun placements & barracks. Love the stairway you walked on 70 years later.

great episodes as usual.......keep on showing history thanks and great job Eagle Eyes !!!!

hey ihr beiden es war ein super video mach weiter so es ist ein erlebnis und ein super danke da fur👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.

The stonework defensive positions are remarkable. It must have taken many workers. The defenders to hold the line would have to take many troops. Thanks for sharing this unknown site.

Thank you for this video. All of your videos is very interesting. A sort of history channel that we can learn and understand about WW2.

Seeing all those defensive lines was amazing! Loved seeing how they did them. Way to see that "pig tail" EE! The location of it would make it hard to see. I loved how they had that 20mm AA position and the small cave like bunker below there that was prob used for the crew's safely. I could totally spend the weekend in that area!!!! Absolutely lovely. Seeing that lake below makes me wonder if they discarded anything in it after the war was over or when they left???? Rover time??? lol. Thanks for taking us to this great site. So happy I can follow along with you guys. Stay well and SMILE......

I'm a Viet Nam wounded veteran. Compared to us the German took very good of their people on the westerner front. What they had sure beats a foxhole with 6 inches of water in it.

Thanks for taking us on your journey’s into the past. Fantastic 💜💜💜👍👍👍👍 thanks eagle eyes and history hunter. For your hard work

It makes sense that the Germans repurposed WW1 positions to use during WW2, HH. Eagle Eyes lived up to his name once again, finding the fence post! Bravo! Such an interesting position!❤

You better believe I will give loves and thumbs up for EE ❤❤👍👍. 9 1/2 hrs IS a long time to be walking and exploring mountainous and sometimes treacherous terrain. We appreciate every effort you you make. I don't think for a moment that man scared the 💩out of you HH. Nothing seems to scare you, but spiders. Thanks for taking us into the bunker where the FLAK gun would have been situated. I could imagine Wilhelm, Hans, and Friedrich running up those steps at great speed when the event warranted it. However, I can't begin to imagine 16 yr old boys going off to war and fighting a battle they didn't choose. So many young lives cut short. Of course, EE found the Pigtail holder for the German barbed wire fence. True to his name, he is. Very smart recycling pervious military sites from WW1 and reinforcing or improving upon where needed. Excellent position for a defensive position. No, I did not whimp out HH and watched right to the end as I always do. In fact, will be watched again at some point. Thank you so much HH and EE. Hugs

Amazing location , thank you EE your a fantastic young man you make your father proud , maybe your a future archaeologist and will keep these sites in our memory , looking forward to your next video stay safe .

I absolutely love living vicariously through you and eagle eyes. I would love to go dig or magnet fish with you guys.

Awesome, as always, every video is fantastc

Many thanks, Eagle eyes 👀, always enjoy your videos and location s. I'm looking forward to the next one. Many thanks.

Another cool video !!!

You explore some very neat place of war history.I wish could do the same thanks for sharing.

Wow loads of good things there to see always watch and enjoy your videos my friends 😎

Another Great Video Guy’s!!!! It’s Amazing How The German’s Built the Multi Purpose Obstacle’s on and around the Mountain’s😎👍👍

I for one congratulate you and your family for checking out all of those positions and visiting them . Then doing all of the research to tell what was there . I am a US AIR FORCE and US ARMY veteran and during my Air Force service I was in England and was privileged to visit the Guernsey Islands and the German installation's there . The Germans sure didn't want to give back what they had taken from others . Thank you and your family for your dedication to History , carry on with the good work . And as for "Eagle Eyes" he is young and we are , as my son's like to say " Old Farts" they just see better than us !...!...!

Great job Eagle Eyes!

Thanks!

This location presented a surprise around each corner. It is a testament to the builders that the structures are still standing long after the battle finished. It is a symbol that if we ignore the past we are doomed to repeat it. Good revelations EE & HH.

Thank you for sharing your videos. Can't wait for your next video with eagle eyes.

What a cool site to explore. Can only imagine what the metal detector would find all up and down that mountain site. As a kid, I would have played there If allowed and in the area. Simply Amazing to see. These sites have to be just so darn cool for EagleEyes. A kids imagination is always working and walking these sites has to be thrilling like no other. As always, Thanks so much for sharing your adventures. ✌️❤️🙂

cool place i like the way the trails zig zag no straight lines

These works are really works of genius and magnificent design structures, a combination of ancient Rome and the 20th. Century . Germany has always been a people of architecture, mechanical, industrial archeological, etc....wonders, some of the smartest people in the world, hard workers, love the video guys.

That picture of that man with the moustache. Looks to be a nice guy.

A Amazing defensive position what a great job you two did sowing the position of I liked every video.

Cool video 👌

Great going guys, well done HH & EE 👍👍💙💛💙💛

wow great video

Another gem

HH nice ending to the multipart video. It appeared that someone was clearing around the foundations in an attempt to expose them. EE nice catch on the pig tail post. This whole peninsula is a massive defense point, glad I was not navy trying to bring a ship in. Stay safe and well all of you. HH check your links, I am not seeing the prior installment links.

Thank you

This is awesome.

Interesting information about WW2, and when I 👀 a camp fire area it made me think someone else might be around the area.

It’s amazing the locations you can find. You definitely do a lot of research to find them. You just don’t go on hear say. I wonder if the Germans knew the importance of this location during WW1 and that’s why they reclaimed it? I can imagine Eagle Eyes casually walking down the path and you ask about the pig tail post and he says, you just walked past one lol. He has to be a joy to have around. Another interesting location with many features. This trip is going great.

Thanks

You guys are amazing

(JuleyC) I love how you always bring us back to the fact all the soldiesr were just normal people called upon by their government to do a less than desirable job. It would be cool if you could do some detecting in the area of that barrick city. My friend you are never alone you have the whole WW2HH Team behind you and with you in spirit, even when just at home.I do hope you have defeated the lung illness you had at teh start of the Epic journey and that the journey itself is going well. Much love stay safe! Oh HH please put this little bit of funds towards EE's research project and any future video's that come from it.

The Germans may have repurposed the WW1 positions but definitely made them their own. I pity the poor soldiers that would have tried to storm these positions only to die. It's really sad that the bunkers are no longer standing but thanks to you and Eagle Eyes these are now recorded to history. I loved the fact they put that one bunker in between the mountains. That was genius! Nobody can say that the Germans were stupid by any means. Very intelligent people. The building and installations speak for themselves. Thank you History Hunter and Eagle Eyes for your hard work in finding these places and exploring just to share it with us. EE found your post that you were looking for. That's why he's Eagle Eyes. Lol. Again thank you both and take care and stay safe.

Thanks! This is for EE. So proud of you EE. Buy something for yourself. xo

Speaking of secrets , RU-vid the Sage Wall in Montana.

They are called covered ways. There were used during The Petersburg campaign in the US so fresh troops could move without being shelled.

Interesting place. We have the same Pigtail fence posts on the Isle of Wight England UK.

Bunker looks like Vader's helmet :)

It is hard to believe it is a very small fragment of Festung Europa way from France up to Norway. Must say that the Germans built those bunkers or whatever with excellent skills! Good job 👍 👍 👍

The face on the left center at 3:32 appears to be over watching your explore.

Awesome 👌 show s

Great job eagle eyes!

More fantastic sites! Always interesting to see how the Germans used the fortifications of occupied countries for their own purposes.

Awesome

Eagle eyes is closer to the ground. That’s why he sees what you miss.

niccce thank you

Unreal place which is full secrets and in its day a fortress

Very interesting

Have ever thought of gps these locations for future reference

Not seen you in about 2 years

do u know if this position came under fire from allies ???

Vilka ställen👍

Those poor solders....they must have been miserable...my dad was a WWII vet.....he said he got frostbite in them foxholes.

MUST HAVE BEEN SOME JOB FILLING IN THAT BUNKER WITH CONCRETE AWAY UP THERE😢

Eu imagino esses soldados espalhados em toda europa escondido pegando os inimigos de surpresa,axo que foi horrivel ficar dia e noite nesses lugares

I have only one question. CAN I JOIN TOO IN THIS ADVENTURES????????🙏🙏🙏🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Darth Vader bunker!😎

Why is Eagle eyes not at school? seems he spends more time traveling around. Atleast he will get a bit of history if nothing else. lol

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If you find a closed off bunker whot you going to do?. CALL IN THE BUNKER BUSTER GIRL!