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Very interesting and well explained....a fascinating history, enjoyed it 😊😊😊😊😊

I served in the Intelligence Corps and one of my postings was to Intelligence and Security Group (Germany) in Rheindahlen where I was in the counter-intelligence section that targeted SOXMIS. That was a very interesting role. Regarding restricted areas for SOXMIS, there were Permanent Restricted Areas which they were never allowed into and Temporary Restricted Areas that were imposed for short periods such as exercises. Of course they sometimes did go into those areas but if they were spotted they would be detained and their Head of Mission would be "invited to an interview without coffee" at HQ BAOR. A lot of people have heard of the "White Mice", 19 (Support) Platoon RMP, who shadowed and escorted SOXMIS vehicles. What's generally not known is that there was also an Int Corps covert surveillance unit based in Herford whose main target was SOXMIS.

Hexamine can be nitrated into Hexogen with the careful application of concentrated Nitric acid (I strongly recommend that you do not try this !) ..and the product RDX can be mixed with axle grease and wax to make plastic explosive (again I strongly recommend that you do not try this !!) Hexogen, RDX, T4 or cyclone are common names for 1,3,5-trinitroperhydro-1,3,5-triazine. Hexogen is an explosive used as main charge in military warheads, as well as in mining explosives !..just a little bit of trivia I learned from my cousin who was obsessed with making explosives as a kid !! lol ..he blew of most of the fingers off on his right hand !! lol

Wonderful display ! ..some lovely pieces here.. I do love the DPM gear !! ..that fixlock buckle is cool.. never seen one of those before !!

Amazing piece of history. I have the Soviet counter part document. I will make a small video review on it as well. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Wonderful ! ..a precice and lucid version of Cold War history.. awesome !! I am Scottish ..so you'd better watch out as I'll be after that shirt for a keeper !! lol

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Awesome history.

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fantastic video

Excellent stuff...I didn't know that about the chain on the SMLE. I do like the circa 1900 rifles...I don't have a lot of knowledge on them but you can visibly see the technology moving forward 😊😊😊

Well worth the visit. keep up the good work

Very rare stuff!! Thanks for sharing! Best regards from Norway! 😊

Wow. I like it.

Nice display. That SOXMIS card is nice. The US Army had similar cards and I still have mine.

Nicely done!

interesting video, excellent display

A good display.

Great history moments 😊

I was 4 years old when this took place, somewhere amongst the uniformed is my dad who went from KSLI for his NS, then to 1st Bat Herefords, then onto C Coy 5 LI when he finished up as WOII in 1976

music and everything pulls at the hart strings very good video

Nice to put history items back together again all the best john keep history alive.

What a fabulous bit of ww2 history that most folk wouldn't know about, great work Danny...all the best m8😊

Great video mate, and incredible artefacts!

Very nice Tommy stell helmet Mk2 something special keep history alive all the best john.

Some great history items in a tin .

Very nice history items keep history alive all the best john.

Very nice items, alongside a very fascinating story! Great work guys! Thank you for sharing! 👍

looks fantastic

Wait so he was the last Führer

Am binging and fascinated Thank you Question about who is responsible for recommending the Victoria Cross and how and why that might tie into one war having more recipients...?

Hi New subscriber and excited about your channel WWll especially fascinating and all the history from the 1900s Edited because anecdotes about family (eg the wife that recd the widow's pension and then the postcard came) are fascinating and touching

Great video mate, and incredible to think of what is still out there from the war. I do think it’s a shame that British soldiers didn’t bring more items back with them but it’s always great to see these collections as you get such a sense of the person who it belonged to originally.

Got to say, as medals go the DSO always looks stunning. A really beautifully made medal

Great video mate. Interesting career for Maj Green especially receiving the Coronation Medal!

Nice set . Thanks for showing

Interesting and varied tin of bits 😊

That totenkopf was a big surprise!

Wondering were the regs different for the British bring backs

Great video mate! The belt buckle will be made by Assmann (jokes for days…). I have an SS-Sturmman insignia my grandfather removed from a member of the 9th SS after fighting them in Normandy as part of Op Bluecoat, but that was the only war trophy he brought home as I think it was against KR’s to load up on trophy items unfortunately.

Nice trophies.

Amazing. Ive a WW2 1st class Iron Cross from the Reichs Chancellery brought back by a British soldier in July 45. Its dated on the cardboard carton along with his name but I cant make out the name 😢

lovely video!

Why would the red cross need a saw back . Very interesting

Not clued up on German stuff, but the 2nd knife you showed was marked Celle on the rear of the frog. Celle is a town just north of hannover, I was based there in the 90s. It had a small british garrison located there as part of 7 armoured brigade

Hi great video and unusual I would think. I was wondering , years ago I bought a mk2 with 3 holes either side of the chinstrap mounts. I know that one hole and up to 4 meant a lesser quality of steel and/or process? , and that 4 holes would of been kept maybe for factory guards etc. I've always wondered about this helmet as its the same colour as yours and has the same manganese? Strip on the edge. Mine also has the 'battle type' chinstrap , it also has a number painted inside 'No 16'. I did have a video of it on my channel previously, I will have to redo it, but do you think mine could be home guard or more like factory guard etc?, cheers and thanks 😊

Very nice helmet interesting. I have not seen many ww2 helmet with the cap badge on . As I believe was more common in ww1

Fantastic video lads keep it up

Well dun keep it up