wow , i just found ..is it possible ? 

It’s remarkable as to how many items are still being found from WW2. That field kitchen was a great find. The leather piece you found, were there some metal pieces in the holes were you found them? Very nice find. You can use the field kitchen for your lunch when you go out exploring lol.

Smacking large WWII metal containers that you find in the ground probably isn't the best policy.

This is such an amazing channel. I have been looking for a channel like this for ages. You made my day man thankyou so much. Some amazing finds by the way. You have inspired me to start metal detecting for WWII relics

I love when you find the personal items from the soldiers like the domino. I can imagine the soldiers sitting around playing different games to escape the war for a little while. Am still impressed with the field kitchen. It looked like it was insulated. You had a good a of searching.

You are very knowledgeable on your relics, even all covered in dirt and rust and you call them out. Impressive! Your English is very well spoken, thank you for sharing your relic hunts!

I am impressed by how much you know about the things, even the little things, you find. That definitely makes it more interesting.

That buckle is from a Y-strap. It was used to attach the combat A frame. The Essentrager (Food carrier) were sometimes called a Thermokubal. Also the leather piece you called a scabbard is a bayonet frog. The scabbard was made of metal and attached thru the hole on that rounded piece.

This is my first video I have watched, already my favourite RU-vid channel as soon as you found the first find I subscribed, keep up the good work. Josh

I am hooked on these videos and I am now actually inspired to leave my room

Thats awesome, where I live in Texas, outside of town is an old abandoned military base from the ww2 era, the name of the town is Gainesville, I am a ww1 and ww2 history buff as well as a veteran of Operation Enduring Freedom on the War on Terror. You have some very interesting finds, I wish you happy hunting in all your Ventures. Mabey one day you could check out this old base here in Texas, from what I have seen there are many, many bunkers, silos, and foundations that sit on basically what is now cow grazing land. Good Luck and Hapoy Hunting!

What a relief that you listened to the trusty shovel and took it along as it proved to be useful. The K98 Bayonet Scabbard and massive field kitchen food container were quite the finds. The food container cleaned up nicely. I bet they looked impressive situated side by side in your display cabinet. Thanks for taking us there HH. Yet another successful expedition.

I love watching you dig up history and learning about your findings. my favorite part is when you say cool. thank you for posting such cool videos.

That thing you found that you thought was a scabbard is actually a frog. The stud on the metal K98 bayonet scabbard went in through that hole, and then the leather frog attached it to the belt.

I really appreciate you doing this in English. Subscribed and Liked. Thanks from Chicago

i love to watch your WII adventures....when i hear the excitement in your voice it makes me anxious when your trying to figure it out! i love that your content an ive learned many, many, things from watching your channel than i did in school! AWESOME HOBBIES KEEP IT UP!

I've just recently, like a week ago, discovered your channel. Love your videos.

yet another great find from you sir, thanks for the upload it was well worth watching , all the best for the next dig,.,.

Nice German food container! I'll upload a new video myself soon, found some nice relics last couple of times detecting. Greetings from John

This is so nice ww2hh, i have watched all of you videos and you are one of my favourite youtubers. I also wanna mention that you have to keep up the videos becuase they are so good! I hope one day we can search together for relics, cheers big fan from Sweden.

i just subscribed to your channell. as the fellow said before me, you are very knowlegable on the relics you pull from the ground. i enjoy your vids. you bring to light, history that would otherwise be lost to time. thankyou, keep up the good work.

Imagine if the bucket was filled with 80 year old soup.

I always enjoy your videos, Your english is very good , I grew up in Germany,As I have told you before back in the mid 1950,s Many bunkers and gun emplacements were still in plain sight . Keep up the great work as it is much appreciated and brings back some fond memories.

Thank you!!! I love WWII relics and all things about WWII.What a treat this was to watch. LOVE IT!

More great finds! Congrats! That food container looks to be in good shape! Thanks again for taking us along!

I am pretty sure the only thing I would find is live land mines.

Thank you once more it is like travelling in time!

Just a note of encouragement. Well done. I spent 22 years in the US Army 7 of these years in Germany. Loved it!

just found your channel and this video... great video, I'm very impressed with your level of expertise knowledge, not many people could identify a shell casing before cleaning it. And what an amazing find with that canister. I'll definitely have to keep an eye on your channel and see what else you uncover.

You have really helped me in my WW2 homework about weapons and stuff thank you sooo much

Awesome find. I was hoping there would be something inside of it . Lol . But awesome find and video none the less.

I do so enjoy your videos. WWII Europe has always been intriguing to me. I feel the history coming to life just watching you make the finds. Thanks.

This is fascinating stuff presented by a really nice guy...how anyone could dislike it is way beyond me...thanks WW2HistoryHunter!

7:16 What we all came for.

pretty good find of old stuff....

I love the field kitchen find thankyou ! I really like the older videos! I wish I knew how to find more of them ! 👍🏻👍🏻but nothing is as great as seeing you and EE together on great adventures!

I typically only equate history with war/violence/death. So, getting this kind of look at it is always pleasant. Especially because relic hunting/discovering is always super fun. Thanks for the videos. :)

"Small digging tool" dude.... it's just a shovel 😂😂💀

A small digging tool... You mean a shovel? Haha great video man

You know I love your videos, you are getting better as time rolls on. Have you ever thought of showing where you are? You don’t need to show the exact pin point spot. But as a viewer I would like to see where you are. Thanks for sharing your time and information with all of us.

You have a very pleasing method of presentation. I do appreciate your editing out the 'between ramblings" that so many others think we're interested in... /smh Oh! Most excellent splicing in the post cleanups while presenting your latest find. I'm subscribing as a result of your succinct style. Keep it up and good luck!!!

Really inspirational for a young WWII enthusiasts like me :)

wow! i had no idea what was that. Looks amazing tho! such a cool find :)

Thanks again for an informative video! So many would look at the small, nondescript pieces you find and conclude it as "so much junk". Thank you for researching and knowing what many of these pieces are.

Your videos are so nice this is so interesting I'm watching all of them and i just got suscribed, by watching the videos and hear you talking you make my imagination fly on the past to see what exactly happen in the WW2 thanks for the videos!!!!

Actually it's not a scabbard. It is called a bayonet frog. The scabbard has a metal hook that is attached to the scabbard. The metal hook corresponds to the hole in that piece of leather. If you look at a complete K98 bayonet and frog you will see what I mean. Great video once again! ;)

I love how he calls a shovel a "digging tool" 😂

Very cool I missed this adventure until now thanks again for all your teams effort !

The first video of yours I have seen sir and I love it! Thumbs up and subscribed!

yeah, genius me just assumed it was a treasure chest full of gold

How did you find a leather knife pocket with a metal detector?

Nice video, i enjoyed exploring along with you. Do some more!

I love history and just subscribed. Loved this video. What places/cities/countries have you found things? Very interesting.

Were there any dates on the food container?

Go to Blue Hills and ask the Estonian police if you can search around the Blue Hills (it held the russian advance for 9 or 7 months)

Another great location loved the field food container . Thanks HH !👍🏻👍🏻

the scabbard you reference is known as a bayonet frog. The sheath/scabbard is made of metal and serialized to match the bayonet while the frog is simply a leather holster meant to connect the sheath/bayonet to the belt of the wearer.

sure wish I could go on a hunt or 2 with you!

Make another video showing what's inside of it

i love what you do and the places you go. Keep it up from Oregon

Really cool find! You must have been excited to find something like that.Thank you very much foe sharing.I really enjoy all you adventures!

"whats in the box ?, what in the bahooooox?"

Its a beaut. I wish i could see a "piece' of history like that.

Omg I am IN LOVE with history and I didn't even know this stuff you have to be really interested to know this and I think everything in every video you make that u find is amazing and interesting in different ways so everybody has a reason to subscribe I know I did keep doing what ur doing course it's really cool

Absolutely love your videos I have a keen interest in military history and modern military look forward to seeing all of your videos

so cool omg

This man just called the shovel a 'digging tool'

That looked heavy...cool! Huggs,silky

hello ww2h.h. I enjoy watching ur videos very much. Even the little relics are of interest. Keep searching and keep up the good work!

Yes, another great video

I found a wagon!

Absolutely amazing, going back in time finding all kinds of good stuff. I would love to go hunt with you. Stay safe and keep up the great work

That's pretty cool finding that in the ground that complete after so many years! Another great video thanks for sharing

What was inside the food container?

Wouldn't mind doing this but at the same time my luck would be if be finding remains :/

Wow!! I too have a fascination with ww2 and seeing these relics hat haven’t been touched since then is just amazing. Thank you for uploading buddy!!! 👍👍👍👍

That is awesome! It never ceases to amaze me what relics are to be found of 20th century warfare. Take care!

nice video

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Was watching fanmade videos then came to this video. This is the coolest thing I've seen on this website

That food container is impressive, I'm not so lucky to find one but I'm pleased with a few mess tin tops, great job with the cleaning, Congrats and Good luck for future!

did you ever find a working weapon???

JUST OPEN IT...........

awsome find. enjoyed the trip thank you

Just found your channel and am very much enjoying it!

Awww there was nothing in it

Clean behind you, id.... :@

amazing finds, interesting to see relics left from such a hectic period of time. keep it up.

another awesome video. always showing interesting stuff. keep up the good work. just subscribed

Are you German by any chance? Also have ever thought about making a channel about WW1 relics?

"digging tool"

Excellent! You are one of the more proper diggers. I like you. That field food container/flask was an incredible find. In great shape too!

Well done on your biggest relic find. And thanks for sharing the journey with us.

2 min in and does a review on a shovel lol

i live in denmark

Wow a field kitchen storage container that is an amazing find thank you history hunter.

What a great video, the finds were fantastic. Thank you👍

i like how he says knife. "kniufe"

Viele Grüsse aus dem Vaterland !! ;`)

This is awesome thanks for sharing. Reminds me of when we were kids with our metal detector, we would find alot of victorian era coins and such.

Now that was a good find and it looked like it was heavy to carry out! It amazes me though on how you find these area's and know where to dig.