The search for the German WW2 FLAK crew. 1. 

Wow great find.. I'm really glad you share your experience with us. Looking forward to the next installment.

Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your adventures friend!

Enjoyed another great adventure, nice to hear your excitement rising!! Looking forward to seeing what comes out of this area.

Awesome video again, thanks for sharing. I always look forward to what your videos have to share.

Nice finds! As always thanks for sharing and letting us have a part. In your experiences.take care. 💖

Great Finds ! Love your enthusiasm ! Look forward to part 2 !

Another great adventure. I can't wait for another. Well done History Hunter:-)

I enjoyed this one so much. Thank you HH . Just amazing!👍🏻👍🏻

I think one the reasons I enjoy your videos is you know your stuff. You do your research on ww2 battles and equipment they used.keep up the great work. Thanks

Very good, as always I enjoyed the history of the story that you are telling with your hunts.

Great video. And excellent work on those finds.

I always enjoy watching your videos . Always exciting & entertaining . Looking forward to more of your videos.

Wow! That is so awesome! Can't wait to see the shells when their cleaned up,very interesting markings on the shell you showed.Really cool! I look forward to more!

Great finds! Good to see you back on a productive site. And no BONGOS! Best of luck on your next visit.

Hello, just to say that I'm currently watching all of your videos one by one and they are really interesting, please continue to do so !

Great finds great video thank you for your time

Some great finds and great knowledge. Thank You for sharing it

Great video mate!! Keep up the good work👍

Incredible find,it never fails to amaze me the history underneath our feet we walk over never knowing it's there. Great channel,I love your enthusiasm keep up the great work,Cheers from America.

Yes!!! Another amazing video!!!! Good job!!!!

awesome video. keep up the good work.

Awesome! I love these videos!!! They are so exciting!

Great video, great adventure!!

What a day! Good research, patience, and diligence. It always pays dividends, in that the puzzle starts to take on real meaning.

Your enusiastic metal detecting expedition was extremely successful even with the heavy winds. The pin from a tank turret position. Huge piece of metal from a Panzer hatch door. That insulator for electrical system equipment. The Luftwaffe 20mm Flak cartridge spill was an amazing find. Couldnt believe how many you found . That one cleaned up nicely. Be careful HH digging around, you don't want to hit a live one. Definitely evidence of a Flak gun having been situated there. They do tell their story. That was very interesting HH. Thanks for sharing.

Yet another great adventure, I just can't understand why some people hit he dislike button, what's not to like? It's great to see what can be found still in the ground after 70 years! It's great to see that history is still there to be shared with people, I work with two young girls of 19 and 21 and I ask them what they know about the war and when it started and why and they don't have a clue!! Not that I am old, I'm only 36 but it's One of the biggest conflicts in history and one day it will be forgotten, it's people like you that won't let it be lost forever to the history books so thank you again for another great story! Look forward as always to another great adventure! Just don't leave it so long...😉

Great finds my friend!

Such an exciting find. I learned something too (what FLAK means). So that was a bonus that I appreciate. I always thought flak were those black shell bursts that contained shrapnel. Looking forward to Part 2 Cheers and continued success !

Thanks for your videos, you have inspired me to get the kit for magnet fising and the wife wants to go metal detecting now as well cheers.

Awesome finds! I love history!!!

Great video as always pal. 1 big holy madonna moment. Looking forward to part 2. We need to get back to the other possible bunker !!!!

In regards to the brass case 20mm mixed in the iron/steel ones, it is probably a tracer round that was used to help aim the rounds toward the target. Usually 4 or 5 regular rounds loaded in the belt then one tracer. Results being able to watch the tracers fly and there was those others in between. Thanks for the videos!

love the enthusiasm!

wow super finds again your the best keep going see your next video greads ron

good job on your findings

great video awesome finds just subbed

Great video!

Wow what a find well done

Wow, a flak gun cartridge spill! You've been having some spectacular success!!! Congrats!! I bet you'll be able to spend an entire day or better at that site with all of those signals!

VERY interesting channel and it has become one of my favorites because I love WW2 history. I just bought a detector and there is something that I don't understand about the hobby. Once I find a few good examples of a relic I don't feel the need to keep any more and will cover them back up for someone else to find. I see people going nuts over civil war bullets when they have hundreds of the same thing back home. A few of each different kind and caliber would make me happy.

Awesome video can't wait for the follow up.and is there any news an the secret hatch...happy detecting..

Very nice finds! I have something very similar around me aswell. If know what the "Felsennest" is, thats where I 2km away :D and at the end of the war they had a lot of supply routes that went through there to the Ardennes and the allied bombed a lot+a lot of german FlAK here aswell haven't found any but already a bayonet and american casings for the M1 Carbine and M1 Garand weapons, though I hope I can find so many FlAK casings as you :P even if they're just steel like a full clip of M1 Garand training ammo I found yesterday :)

Great video ;)

Captain flak continues,. Love it , great to find a pile of stuff

Great finds again, it's a shame they are not all of brass ;-) Can't wait for part 2 Thanks for sharing :-) Best wishes my friend GL&HH Don

Wow amazing spot found, cool :-) I am found a similar pile of cartridge cases from the MG42 machine gun

as a magazine fed weapon you should find a lot of empty casings around. cyclic rate of fire was 1800 rounds per minute, with 25 round box type magazines.

WooHoo; so much enjoyed seeing that old electrical insulator....very rare! And all those flak cartridges; wow!!! Enjoyed this one too....:)

Nice video, lots of casings. Hope next part is coming soon! Greetings Cornetto153

The electrical piece you found looks like a light fixture that would be on a pole or exterior wall of a building. Until people go out and start a search for history or anything else, they will never know the excitement of finding the items they are looking for. I find items that are worthless but the excitement of the search is what I love. Could the 1940 shell be a reload and that’s why it’s mixed in with the others? What a great find.

My wife laughs at some of the things you say and loves your interaction with Eagle Eyes. I told her that’s why I like your videos. Your just a regular guy out looking for history. Your not a know it all guy and we learn together. Am still amazed at how you recognize so many items before they are cleaned up. Nice find on the button. The cartridges and shells you find in very bad condition, do you keep them or dispose of them? There must have been a flak gun at that location with all the cartridges your finding. It’s like Christmas morning for you. Very nice location.

Outstanding ! !

Nice finds man! :) Gr Nick

great research! great find, maybe there is an anti aircraft gun under the huge signal! good fun!

Great find. I can see in my mind the soldiers scrambling to clear the area around the AA guns so they can load more ammo. I as in others was waiting for the infamous "Holy Madonna ". thanks. lol.

Wow, what an awesome find, so many FLAK gun cartriges.

Wow this one may have been before I found this channel

Great videos. All of them! My favorite is still the cigarette holder with trench art. Hopefully you will find more. I am a history major in the U.S. specializing in the second World War. and an amateur metal detective enthusiast. If you ever get close to Ohio let me know we can go detecting. thanks for all your hard work with the videos. your friend in detecting. Erik

I just picked up a 20 mm Flak cartridge at a Gun show, it's a 42, with a 43 tip, it's lacquered steel. I wish I could pull them out of the ground ! Awesome stuff !

Realy nice location 👍🏻

Wow that's amazing

Wow ! thank you teacher! Huggs, silky

Very nice , and hope you can find 88mm flak next time

Another great video but I have a question. Was this emplacement used with a single or quad barrel flak gun? The reason for asking this while viewing this my mind started putting together a diorama of this particular area so if you can pass along any more info it would be greatly appreciated! Take care!

Its always a good feeling when your finding 1 thing after another,very exciting :-) ,are they mostly iron ?

I know one place in my countryside where in 1944 20mm flak's were used in forest against Soviet infantry. Flak's hold attacks very well.

Flak finds are interesting.

Love your videos, we search for civil war relics over here in the states. My father was a B17 pilot, do you ever find any US relics or search for downed aircraft parts?

Congrats! When are you going to open the hidden bunker?

what area are you looking for these relics?

I would like to see all the pieces together at the end of the video!

Just subbed! But why do you use such a small coil?

u know waht i am waiting for XD

What ever happened with the door you found in the forest?

Have you ever found any wine bottles with wine still in them?

Do you think it possible you could ever go exploring some sites related to WW1 and the Austro-Hungarian period? Are there any such locations within Germany itself that would be accessible? Thank you!

my first detector find was a englisch 20mm cartridge. probely from hispano gun

If i found 20mm its usually one or two , and you grabs them one by one. Its AMEZING Greetings DGD PS: I have a private question

Cool, but when are you going to open the hidden bunker?

Nice finds have you tried the app Pinterest it has so many ways of cleaning metal and artefacts without damaging ur precious finds

A fantastic day, no doubt!!

Where do you metal detect?

HOLY MADONNA!! Sehr gut! Wann werden sie uns zu zeigen was wie sie aussehen? Liebe deinen videos!! Ich hoffe, mein Deutsch ich immer noch gut? Sie es nicht sehr viel zu nutzen....

I'm so jealous of you right now ! I would love to be able to do something like this but alas although we did have a battle here it's now under water ! The Battle of Bigger Creek was a Confederate victory over a Union troop of black soldiers. It was a 3 day battle by Confederate General Stand Whitie and his Cherokee troops against a troop from Fort Gibson who were there to harvest wheat and grasses for feeding horses at the fort. The battle took place in mid July and temps here come get over 100 for days at a time, which it did. The yankees were caught with their pants down and had only their pistols and little water. This was prairie then and nearly devoid of trees. They captured the Union horses and killed nearly all the Union troops. Unfortunately, the creation of Grand Lake in the 1940's flooded nearly the entire area and the site is almost forgotten. I'm sorry if I've bored anyone but this is still a piece of history and those in Europe might enjoy something they would never hear about.

Why won't you explain about the door in the forest? We all want to know about it.

Did not know they made 20mm flak.

I think the A&S stands for "Abraham & Strauss"

What ever happened to the secret door in the forest?

WW2historyhunter i am from the netherlands and i once found an 20 mm flak cartridge spill it had around the 5 beer and a orangeade bottle in it and it had 57 steel flak cartridges if you wil give youre number or something i will send you some pictures

Pickles in a pickle barrel for Hunter. A late Christmas present from the Fuhrer. LOL

Anna it's because do not want history hunter to become bongo hunter! Lol

Lol the shovel is strong it got hit by 20 mm flak

When are you going in the secret door

Holy Madonna 👍

Hey what's up

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Ok

Wow ther video was amezing :D and nice flak spill. But i found 7 days ago or so a luftwaffe dump :D :D I got it on my channel if you want to look :D Happy hunting Greetings from steef

that isnt bronze its copper mate

Brillient, lot of Flack cartriges, same thing happend to me once in the forest in France, just having a pee, looked down in front of me,, and what ,,,, a pile of about a hundred just laying there on the ground, all in brass,,