WW2 trenches and mortars. ( German location ) 

Thanks for another great video. One thing I really like about your videos is the nice balance between narration and actually finding artifacts, not fifteen minutes of talk and two minutes of digging.

So cool to see all these old artifacts from such an important event in the world

That last mortar tip you found was in very good shape.Awesome to see all things so clean after,all the details. Thanks for bringing some parts of history even closer to us :D

You have one of the best channels of it's kind. Relic digging, drone footage & bunker tours you have it all.

Wow, that area is awesome. Just activated the notification button, so I will be sure to watch the very next trip. Great Job!

Always great finds! Love watching. my husband is a history buff and is always excited to see the items!

Gosh those relics cleaned up beautifully, love all the information you share with us. Thank you.

Your hand-drawn maps bring a clearer sense of the events that took place at a location. Thanks for your diligent curating of the fascinating WWll history that you find.

Really love your videos mate , watched every one! keep them coming.

Nice finds. You are getting better every video. Keep it up!

Excellent work, another great Dig in a worthwhile location. Really enjoyed the items analysis following cleaning. Top Class. Best wishes WW2HistoryHunter

Great video and I really like the diagram and explanation of the site! Thank you very much for ALL your awesome videos 👍🏻

Great finds and you preserving is amazing!

Nicely done video, Thanks for sharing with us.

Love your vids keep them coming 👍👍👍

Looking forward to your next visit to this location. It looks like the place has a lot more just waiting for you to uncover! Great video as always!

Excellent video . Love the fuse with all the splayed ends . Looking forward to your next hunt .

This was a cool video ! Thank y’all HH ! The fuses were great ! 👍🏻👍🏻

You found a nice selection of artifacts, i love those fuzes.

I always get goose bumps when I consider that there our grandfathers (my grandfather was on the italy front) had to fight for their bare lives. Thank you for your informative and interesting videos.

Love the vidz mate

Looking at this area you wouldn’t think there would be anything there but you’ve found a lot of nice small items. The crowbar and iron ring are a different story. Something to scratch your head over wondering why they are there. You do a wonderful job cleaning all the Ute you find.

WW2HistoryHunter, ,catching up on one that I missed👍,keith here again lol,,wow bloody wow,what an amazing video as usual and some fantastic finds too,,got to say that the music your using is just fantastic,,fits perfectly with your work and your bloody amazing content,,perfect in all ways,👍,,but the music wow (love it),,thanking you again ,always a fan,kc,keith,uk,👍,,,merry Xmas folks,,see you next year,,peace,respect always,👍,,,keith,

Very nice finds.........thanks for taking me along

Such an interesting location with awesome artifacts found.the fuse tops are amazing to see!

Hello from Toledo , Ohio!! I just subscribed yester and have watched a few videos....I love you knowledge and research!! very well done!!! Find myself wanting to watch more...so for that is rare! lol! to many videos are ok...love your!! keep up the great work! I will be supporting you shortly!! Thank you again!!!!

These videos are so entertaining and thanks for the good content.

Very very nice on those mortar tips/fuses?? That last one is extremely nice. Thanks for streaming this

another great video, thank you

always doing your best to do this to entertain us

Great finds my friend and excellent filming as always , , it would be great to see you cleaning up some of these items with your blaster, , , and also it will show people the different stages of cleaning, thanks for the upload atb neil.

Great channel subscribed i wish i could find things like that here in Australia

Always entertaining to watch your videos. I started metal detecting myself, because of your videos. I recently have found ~80 Bundeswehr training cartides

Always a pleasure sir!

Looking forward to seeing more history.

Another cracking video mate. miss the little history hunter though

Hi WW2HH, great video, nice finds.

Great job with the research aspect, and piecing together what happened.

keep up the good work.

Holy maddona great hunts keep producing these films!!👍

Very Exciting Thank you for sharing.Good Videos.

Great videos!

what he said awesome documented history and keeping us entertained finding cool stuff. thanks you.

In my opinion the iron bar could be a key for the dismantling of tires. The fact that you bring so many(much) of details to places and place which you visit gives a real interest to your videos. Continue like that, I adore.

You should absolutely do a video about cleaning and preserving your finds. Those fuzes came out looking GREAT!

I love your channel

This was really cool and well done. I personally like the episodes where you find ammo and personal items together. Humanizes the Nazi in a way I haven't seen before. Thank you for your time and effort sir!

you really make the relics look nice

Great, was hoping for a new video soon, and saw a notification pop up! Finally got my wife interested too!

The technical details of the armaments and the conjecture of a possible flanking bring life and fullness of understanding to the battlefield situation - memories of those long ago warriors are brought forward with honor and respect and a sadness.

great finds good working out the history :)) ..what do you clean the finds with they come up really well

nice vid man

Again my friend thank you for your expert on the finds...thank you

It would be very exciting to see you at the siegfried line one day mate!

WOW that one morter tip was outstanding piece.

You are really good at preserving ypur finds :)

Well done!!

that fuse is an amazing find :)

great video here

Keep up the good work ww2 history in the making

it's the Big Bada Boom! place...awesome. you could make a nice necklaces out of all those shell casings. I think i figured out why there is a crowbar by the incubator. someone was trying to pry open an egg with the crowbar that they took out of the incubator for a really awesome omelette. you found some nice little things today it was fun to watch thanks for the video...

I’ve been digging my own trench today. It’s not a running trench from one position to another but for a water line. 60 feet long,a foot wide and 15 inches deep. I can tell you one thing, it ain’t easy lol. I would be a terrible POW lol. With fine threads I wonder how many fuses got cross threaded? Some very odd finds but interesting never the less. You’ve done this for so long that you know pretty much where to look. Am waiting on a part for my truck and then am taking my grandson out to metal detect. Hope he gets interested in it. Am sitting in my shop and starting to feel like you, I’ve got mosquitoes flying around me lol. Appreciate you sharing your passion with us. I feel I’ve made a long distance friend.

Omg you hit the jackpot what a dream amazing just amazing find. I was so excited when I looked and you said it was the magazine just wonderful over 70 years ago and the condition is amazing well done sir well done as always I wait with excitement for your next instalment 👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👌

👍👍👍💜 nice finds 👍😊👍

really nice finds!

Like the little drawings shows the area in which you've been hunting a little clearer Rather than just a tree or piece of grass Look forward to the next encounters. Martymart U.K.

Love your technical discription at 3:45, a"electrical thingy" just as bad as we were with "thing-a-ma-bob" or "waj-ya-ma-call it." I just could not resist. - - Shelly Ann

I explore world war two camp Shelby, ms. and find shells, hulls, coins, trenches and such. I enjoy your videos.

Absolutely AMAZING finds! So jealous, but, very cool!

Nice 👍 Super Cool.

Great video as always. I am curious, after the fighting stopped in an area or when the war was over, were there organized efforts to go through and clean up areas like this? Or was it up to the locals who perhaps were interested in getting money for scrap metal? Or all of the above? How about as related to the area shown in this video?

Got too reliant on your son and his trusty shovel! Great finds and Video! Thansk

Nice finds again and always good explaind. What do you use for cleaning the fuses. I find a lot of those in northern France but havent cleande them yet. So like to find out how you do this

It would be nice if you make video about that, how you clean those mortar/arty relics? thanks for nice vid.

Mate, I'm subscribing to your channel, totally amazing and your explanation of events is awesome. Thank you 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

Waffenamt waa288 is associated with Brennabor-Werke A.G. Out of Brandenburg/Havel who are known artillery/mortar shell makers. If it is indeed waa 288, it was hard to make out. Great video as usual!!

The first thing you found looks like a part to a trip mine but I could be wrong

10:41 is a TYRE LEVER for changing vehicle tyres. 12:21 amazing find!

I really, really liked your music in the intro segment! Do you have a soundcloud channel or somewhere we can listen to your original music? You are my history fix and I really enjoy listening to your history knowledge, or as I call it, my daily history fix.

Very nice video as always, just Btw - how do you orientate in the woods? Bcuz I don't think phones will work very well there right?

Wunderbar !!

how you clean your Aluminium and Messing finds? i also find a fuse and Some K98 cassings and i want this clean like you please answer. LG Niko

Cool finds

Do you have a link where you explain your cleaning/preservation instructions?

The cartridges were most likely from a belt fed machine gun, since the primers wouldn't bulge like that when fired from a normal rifle. High rates of fire with quick ejection will cause primer bulge.

thanks a lot history hunter! did you clean the iron lid/ bottom part of a huge canon?

very nice finds but no mines well done

how do you clean your artillery Shell fragments? They really look good!

Hello history Hunter your find after the cartridges was used in the tanks of American or German vehicles to control the level of fuel . I have in my jeep willys the same thing ! Thank you for your amazing videos 😉

Glad to see you going solo again ;)

they could made to think the enemy was coming where the mortor fire was directed when they come from the other right side or from behind then again just a guess like that thing with maybe a little ezybake oven an someone wanted to peek an something came out that they couldn't put back in ?!! just a thought anyways thanks nice video

The incubator and the crowbar lead me to believe that the area where you found them once held a barn

Ok, after some digging; Cyphers Incubator Co. was the largest manufacturer of mechanical poultry stuff in the US in the 1930's. From images I've seen, my best guess is it's a pulley or flywheel or something from a piece of poultry farming equipment. How it got there is anyone's guess :) Thanks for all the vids!

Maybe you can making videos about the cleaning process of the things that you found?

looks like that position was over run mortar barrage very interesting

I like when you metal detecting it just not long enough wish I was there with you helping you

What do you clean your finds with? Thanks

Id really love to see you and Survival Russia meet together some day - you detect the deep forests while he sorts your field accommodation and watches your back 👍

Better and better videos.

Such a cool guy