Hello Girl. Hope you are doing fine. Thank you so much for that and will come in very handy out there you know. More to come and we send a huge hug and greetings from us.
After occupation and conquer of Germany by us germany is still effectively occupied by us and is essentially a vassal state without its own army or foriehn policy.
Thank you so much for sharing your passion. It’s mine as well. “Touching history “ is not in my budget but I truly appreciate watching through you and Eagle Eyes journeys !!! You guys have truly shown me what I would never have seen.
What an extremely interesting Atlantic Wall German WW2 fortress. Just imagine the time spent planning, designing, and building all of those structures and to have them still standing today. I did read the Germans paid the locals very well to help build the structures. Great catch EE spotting the tunnel system with the huge reservoir. Right you are HH, that was a massive gun position. There sure was a lot of passages. I would most likely get lost. Would have been something to see the gun encased in concrete. They did a phenominal job of integrating the terrain. Thank so much for all your hard work EE researching this historical site and sharing with us. Right you are EE, you touched history. Make sure you teach EE how to drive the camper van HH in case he needs to take off because you aren't keeping up. 🙂 Stay safe you two. 💕
This is definitely a return trip location. So much to see that you haven’t even touch on in the video. No telling how much was overlooked while exploring. Tunnels, passageways, gun positions, bunkers and so much more. Very exciting to see all of this and looking forward to see more from this location.
The amount of work to build these structures and amount of concrete they have used and the stone work, I'll say it again just amazing !! Eagle eyes touching history , that you both have shown us incredible part of history ! Thank you so much, stay safe !!
One of the best stone-built sites you have presented over the years. The amount of stonework and quality is overwhelming. Love the first tunnel where they took a natural fissure and covered it with corrugated steel. It would be interesting to find out what has been hidden away within the mountain. HH, you need to hide the snacks better, to reduce EE's energy level, 😁. Thanks for finding this site, another master video. It is a shame the concreted the gun in-place. Stay safe and well both of you.
Totally agree , what a cray place out there. Detailed and none other and we just loved that. EE actually does not eat snacks at all almost. Just every now and then :) Thank you and more to come :)
I love learning history and they way you present it is so interesting. I never knew they make so many bunkers and armament places like this from what is taught in school.
I've seen some in person and many many more through your videos and I always have the same thought.. what a MASSIVE undertaking to build all this stuff! It would be challenging enough to do that today. To do it back then? Just blows my mind.
What a very special place. Indeed, very clever on disguising that control bunker to look like a house. Noticed some "air" tubes to the right of that control bunker. Another big bunker below? Or was it one that you took us in on the adventure? I loved that first bunker/area you found. That was a REAL treat!!! So interesting or such an interesting place. Can NOT imagine the amount of time,etc that was put in on building all those fortifications. Just amazing!!!! Thanks for taking us; enjoyed it. Take care,stay safe and well.
Amazing location you and EE found and explored. They certainly put a vast amount of work into creating all the bunkers and positions. I can't remember ever seeing the small wooden doors for those cutouts in the wall that are in the passage ways. The unique firing control bunker was a superb ending, looks like it has been repurposed as well for more modern requirements.
So much to see at that German WW2 defensive site. You picked a very interesting location, EE. The special feature - Fire & Control Bunker - was very clever. Thanks for taking us inside the tunnel system. I'm looking forward to the video on the lost gun. Keep smiling 😃 you two, and thanks for sharing real history.❤❤
Hello.. did you walk past a food canteen in the tunnel at around 1920min ? Fascinating place indeed I could of been there exploring all day 😅.. stay safe 🏴
Another fine exploration! I have been struggling to keep up with your adventures the last couple of weeks. We had so much snow and super cold temperatures it kept me busy trying to stay dug out. Add to that a bout of kidney stones.. I hope you are doing well and please stay safe!
Very kind of you my friend. Dont overdo it and we wish you the best for the kidney stones. All is well here and we shall share more with you my friend :) Take care and keep smiling :)
Your videos and content are Amazing! Just discovered your channel a few days ago. Very exciting to watch your adventures! Please keep up the GREAT work👏👏👏
Oh, wow! This really is a great site. Too bad some of the areas were sealed off especially the bunker with the gun sticking out of it. It was great you did find that tunnel that led inside. That was a great vast area to wander around in and explore. Always was interesting to see how the Germans (and, of course, other powers too) disguised bunkers and the like as regular buildings and houses. Thanks for taking us along!
Yes they went over the hill here to shut of as much as they could and actually very sad to see that. So much to see and very glad we could share this with you. More to come and greetings from us :)
Touching History ❤ Excellent work E.E and History Hunter team! Awesome location. Keep up the great explores and adventures. Stay safe and keep smiling 😊
That is a fascinating location - such a pity that so much of it was closed up - even a gun!!! Exciting to touch history in this way EE. Awesome work discovering all these special and unique places and structures! ❤
What an awesome firing control bunker and an amazing location. I can't believe they made it look like a house. Great work you to keep up the great work and can't wait for the next video.
Oh, this is a most fasinating position to explore! That firing control bunker is something to see. The gun encased in concrete makes me sad, though. Beautiful position!❤
What a crazy site this one is, so many tunnels and passageways between the rock, so easy to get lost. Well done EE in spotting this from a satellite photo, amazing. So much work, so many thousands of tons of concrete and rock. The strange site on modern microwave relay points for radio transmissons on the side of an 80 year old fire control bunker, makes me wonder if there is still more modern things hidden behind those locked doors?. Thank you for bringing us along on this explore. Stay safe and well my friends
Lovely place to explore and look into. Just so many details to see there. Who knows what is in there it could be something special , who knows. Thanks Barry and greetings from us :)
Gday and Guten Tag ...touching history is something else ....you and your son must be having some amazing adventures and I am thankful to you both for this extremely interesting unseen places you go ....he has got Eagle Eyes too !
What a maze of tunnels! I got lost trying to stay with you as you moved through the tunnels, I would have been useless trying to remember how to get back to EE! Quite a complex! How strange to see the barrel of a gun sticking out of the concrete! Crazy! The whole thing reminds me of a castle because of all the stone work and the stairs going upward to walls. That last structure that looked like a house was very unusual. Very clever as you say! Thanks for taking us along! Stay safe and stay well!
Yes Donald what a great and exciting place that is. They should never had done that to the gun. Agree it does look like a castle indeed. Thank you again for your great support and greetings from us.
What a fascinating location, to bad most of the tunnels and bunkers are sealed off. Would be amazing to see inside. Good job finding this one EE. You are absolutely right, nobody does this like you and EE do. That is what makes the HH team the best. Thank you and EE for the tour, hope to see what else EE found out there.
Wonderful location, and you're almost spoiled for spots to check out. And that fire & control "house" on top of the hill is amazing. It is incredible how well preserved the outside is, including the false windows and roof. I've never seen a bunker fitted out like that. In reference to touching history, it is wild to think that you are often walking literally in the footsteps of countless soldiers from all those years ago, and sometimes seeing exactly the same sights as they might have (although many have grown over with vegetation, the views of the coast are often absolutely gorgeous.
Another exceptional Post Gentlemen. Thank you History Hunter and Eagle Eyes ,that Construction took a Great deal of Knowledge,nearly Unlimited Resources both Material and Human ! ! It is a GREAT Shame that so much appears to be Locked away to us. However the Owner or Owners are doing an excellent job of Base Renovation ,who knows what is planned ? ? for the Future . Me I would simply do a little research ,which you are both then approach as Appropriate (from a History Point of View ) who knows you may find Information that is useful to the Owners but are not aware of ? I have been indisposed ,in fact I think they lost me in the Health System,great range of NEW Posts for me to catch up on that I look forward to ! Excellent work Thanks
What an amazing location ...oh yes I can see you both going back to this location. Touching history tour....is there more of these left ? Yes for some viewers if there looks like not much left then as you said HH , then it might be boring ...but myself I know it's often sad to see things like that gun concreted, but it still exists. So times there is a RUBBED OUT, or a MODIFIED remaining part left . We have to do the work to find history..and as you know then history shows us the past ...sorry for my ramblings again .. I found this exciting and amazing... hopefully you and EE can go back and find more ...I'm blown away, thank you ...TC Bridgette
Hi HH & ER, Another interesting location, an extensive bunker built on a strategic position. After the war, people would rather lose the bunkers and the artillery was quickly removed.
More ingenious examples of how the Nazis disguised their man-made fortications, etc, in with the natural landscape. When is a rock not a rock - when it's a bunker! Thanks for another excellent WW2 history tour!
The ingenuity of the Germans never ceases to amaze me,the bunker disguised as a house, those windows look so convincing. Tragic that a gun emplacement was cemented in,but the tunnels more than compensated for that. Great that EE is fulfilling his dreams of touching history.👍
What a fascinating fortress area. The amount of effort that was put in to create those running trenches, stairs, and defensive positions in the rocks is incredible. And from the way everything is just, almost unplanned, and going here, there and everywhere, this place must have been constantly being changed, and updated, throughout the occupation. There's obviously been a fair amount of work done after the war, sealing up entrances, and replacing doors, etc. Which I guess they may have done for safety reasons, but still a shame. But, seeing how they concreted up that casemate, with the gun barrel just sticking out. That was definitely a "What the?" moment. Would love to take a jack hammer to that concrete to see how much of the gun was still there! Seriously loved that Fire and Control Bunker. Obviously they figured that covering it with concrete and rock still wouldn't hide what it was, so they made it into a "house", with fake windows and all. Very impressive work on those windows too. Thank you both for bringing this amazing place to us, and thank you EE, for all your work on the "Touching History" tour. You certainly brought us to some incredible, and unique, pieces of History. Cheers to you both! Stay safe!
yes they totally overdid the " safety " thing there hence the concreting of the gun etc. So sad. The gun is fully in there actually. What a great place this is. Appreciate your great support and thanks my friend :)
The rock work is simply mind boggling. Loved the ingenuity of the house. The labor involved had to be intense. So sorry some cretin had to kill that gun by burying it in concrete. Great trip EE! Great eyes as usual!
for your tours expensive. What a great location and your adventures and information in it. The unique fire control bunker deserves a double thumbs up. Bunkers en the water reservoir in the tunnel. EE his touching history, a great moment in his life. Thanks for sharing, greetings from the Netherlands. City of Den Helder😀😀
Your support is so greatly appreciated my friend and it helps us to reach even more great locations to share with you. EE did for sure touch history in a very special way. We thank YOU for being here and send our greetings from us :)
HH, when visiting a location on the Atlantic Wall, do you see construction differences and evolution between the early and later years? A challenge for you when you tour the Eastern Front again, find the Amber Room.
I would be curious to know how many of those places were actually attacked by the allies the Germans were so good at creating great hiding places below ground you would never think anything would be there
What a fascinating place! All these positions and bunkers were extremely well planned out. I'm continuously impressed by the Germans. The way they made bunkers and the like were made to last and last they have. Too bad the tunnel was closed off and inaccessible. I hate that the encapsulated that gun in concrete, thats just sad. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Not so sad, one day these guns sealed in cement are probably going to be the only complete intact cannons; and some historian will likely chip it out and stick it in a museum one day. Otherwise it would end up like your last video with the gun base and the turret fallen off the pivot on the ground with the armour shield; rusting away.
Hi Mr and EE how you doing I wish I knew where that is? I could meet you there did you know that where the water vessel is is a false floor those planks could be rotten lucky you didn't fall through
With all the immigrant issues…and housing shortages in Europe…these old bunkers should be retrofitted to house them. Heck if i was back in Europe and wanted to get off the grid…i would live on one of these.
@@WW2HistoryHunter always do. I'm actually related to ava I found out not that long ago. From what I heard the family changed its name to brown over here. I'm not 100% positive on that but know I am related. Also related to Jesse james
Thanks!
Hello Girl. Hope you are doing fine. Thank you so much for that and will come in very handy out there you know. More to come and we send a huge hug and greetings from us.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Huge hug back.
Omg!! So frustrating all the locked doors and cast shut doors!! Thank you both for all the hard work.
Our pleasure!
They may be locked for a reason, to prevent injuries. Most especially kids getting in places that may not be safe.
After occupation and conquer of Germany by us germany is still effectively occupied by us and is essentially a vassal state without its own army or foriehn policy.
Such a shame they cast shut all of those tunnels and casemates. Thank you for sharing this place with us
Ikr such bs
Yes total stupidity if you ask me. Thanks.
Thank you so much for sharing your passion. It’s mine as well. “Touching history “ is not in my budget but I truly appreciate watching through you and Eagle Eyes journeys !!! You guys have truly shown me what I would never have seen.
You are so welcome!
That was a fun tour and the camo c&c bunker was unique. great video guys!
Glad you enjoyed it
What an extremely interesting Atlantic Wall German WW2 fortress. Just imagine the time spent planning, designing, and building all of those structures and to have them still standing today. I did read the Germans paid the locals very well to help build the structures. Great catch EE spotting the tunnel system with the huge reservoir. Right you are HH, that was a massive gun position. There sure was a lot of passages. I would most likely get lost. Would have been something to see the gun encased in concrete. They did a phenominal job of integrating the terrain. Thank so much for all your hard work EE researching this historical site and sharing with us. Right you are EE, you touched history. Make sure you teach EE how to drive the camper van HH in case he needs to take off because you aren't keeping up. 🙂 Stay safe you two. 💕
This is definitely a return trip location. So much to see that you haven’t even touch on in the video. No telling how much was overlooked while exploring. Tunnels, passageways, gun positions, bunkers and so much more. Very exciting to see all of this and looking forward to see more from this location.
There are really so much there yes Anthony. We loved it and glad we could share that with you :) Thanks and more to come :)
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY United States everyone thank you for sharing your adventures in history
We great you my friend and hope you are having a great day and enjoying life to the fullest. Thanks and keep smiling :)
I'm having a good day today my friends
The amount of work to build these structures and amount of concrete they have used and the stone work, I'll say it again just amazing !! Eagle eyes touching history , that you both have shown us incredible part of history ! Thank you so much, stay safe !!
Yes so much to see there and loved it. The Touching history tour was just incredible we think. Thanks for being here :)
One of the best stone-built sites you have presented over the years. The amount of stonework and quality is overwhelming. Love the first tunnel where they took a natural fissure and covered it with corrugated steel. It would be interesting to find out what has been hidden away within the mountain. HH, you need to hide the snacks better, to reduce EE's energy level, 😁. Thanks for finding this site, another master video. It is a shame the concreted the gun in-place. Stay safe and well both of you.
Totally agree , what a cray place out there. Detailed and none other and we just loved that. EE actually does not eat snacks at all almost. Just every now and then :) Thank you and more to come :)
its amazing how many ww2 history sights you have over there we don't have any in the UK
Do some research, I think that there’s more than you think
There is quite a lot out there yes. Thanks.
What a crazy fortification, so much to explore. Thank you both for sharing and as always " Good Hunting "
Yes what a great place to see my friend and thanks for your great support :)
The fire control bunker was very unique, including the fake windows.
HH, you need to be careful with all of that up and down activity.
Yes what a great place that is. I am working hard to be in full strength out there :) Thank my friend :)
I love learning history and they way you present it is so interesting. I never knew they make so many bunkers and armament places like this from what is taught in school.
There you go and thanks for being here :)
I've seen some in person and many many more through your videos and I always have the same thought.. what a MASSIVE undertaking to build all this stuff! It would be challenging enough to do that today. To do it back then? Just blows my mind.
Yes so much work involved there. Thanks for watching.
What a very special place. Indeed, very clever on disguising that control bunker to look like a house. Noticed some "air" tubes to the right of that control bunker. Another big bunker below? Or was it one that you took us in on the adventure? I loved that first bunker/area you found. That was a REAL treat!!! So interesting or such an interesting place. Can NOT imagine the amount of time,etc that was put in on building all those fortifications. Just amazing!!!! Thanks for taking us; enjoyed it. Take care,stay safe and well.
We think there is some kind of underground bunker as well but it is fully sealed off. Thanks and greetings from us.
Absolutely incredible!! Just when I'm thinking you can't top your other videos, please keep them coming 👍
Thank you :)
What an awesome location. Thank you for sharing it with us
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing location you and EE found and explored. They certainly put a vast amount of work into creating all the bunkers and positions. I can't remember ever seeing the small wooden doors for those cutouts in the wall that are in the passage ways. The unique firing control bunker was a superb ending, looks like it has been repurposed as well for more modern requirements.
yes what a great place this is and amazing details . Loved it and thanks my friend :)
So much to see at that German WW2 defensive site. You picked a very interesting location, EE. The special feature - Fire & Control Bunker - was very clever. Thanks for taking us inside the tunnel system. I'm looking forward to the video on the lost gun. Keep smiling 😃 you two, and thanks for sharing real history.❤❤
EE did so well there and i am glad for that. Lost gun story is such a interesting one and look forward to share that. Thanks Laura and be safe :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter you too
This is such a nice, underated channel, you guys should have a million more subscribers.
Well we are working hard to let more people get to know us. Thanks my friend :)
Hello.. did you walk past a food canteen in the tunnel at around 1920min ? Fascinating place indeed I could of been there exploring all day 😅.. stay safe 🏴
I might have done i really can not remember. Thanks for being here :)
Wow. That place is insane.if only you could get in. Great works.
Thanks 👍
Another fine exploration! I have been struggling to keep up with your adventures the last couple of weeks. We had so much snow and super cold temperatures it kept me busy trying to stay dug out. Add to that a bout of kidney stones.. I hope you are doing well and please stay safe!
Very kind of you my friend. Dont overdo it and we wish you the best for the kidney stones. All is well here and we shall share more with you my friend :) Take care and keep smiling :)
Your videos and content are Amazing! Just discovered your channel a few days ago. Very exciting to watch your adventures! Please keep up the GREAT work👏👏👏
Welcome aboard!
Oh, wow! This really is a great site. Too bad some of the areas were sealed off especially the bunker with the gun sticking out of it. It was great you did find that tunnel that led inside. That was a great vast area to wander around in and explore. Always was interesting to see how the Germans (and, of course, other powers too) disguised bunkers and the like as regular buildings and houses. Thanks for taking us along!
Yes they went over the hill here to shut of as much as they could and actually very sad to see that. So much to see and very glad we could share this with you. More to come and greetings from us :)
Touching History ❤
Excellent work E.E and History Hunter team!
Awesome location.
Keep up the great explores and adventures.
Stay safe and keep smiling 😊
Thank you! Will do!
Hi history hunter and eagle eye. Loved this , the tunnels were awesome. Thanks so much 💜💜💜🖐️🖐️🖐️👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it Wendy and more to come :)
That is a fascinating location - such a pity that so much of it was closed up - even a gun!!! Exciting to touch history in this way EE. Awesome work discovering all these special and unique places and structures! ❤
Yes it is totally awesome i feel and so glad we could share it with you Beverley :) Thanks and more to come :)
Amazing features here , well done ee on planning.
Agree and thanks David :)
Another amazing video, keep up the good work!! Always likes HH and EE enthusiasm on the =se adventures.👍
Thanks! Will do!
What an awesome firing control bunker and an amazing location. I can't believe they made it look like a house. Great work you to keep up the great work and can't wait for the next video.
Agree Jacob and so glad we could share this with you :)
Oh, this is a most fasinating position to explore! That firing control bunker is something to see. The gun encased in concrete makes me sad, though. Beautiful position!❤
Yes the " house " is so cool to see. Gun story is just tragic if you ask me. Thanks for being here Cynthia :)
Thank you for the great overview of the area, this entire battery was created by human hands and you can see how much work was put into it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It took a lot of talent to build these positions. The concrete work is amazing.
Loved to see and share that. Thanks for being here :)
What a crazy site this one is, so many tunnels and passageways between the rock, so easy to get lost. Well done EE in spotting this from a satellite photo, amazing. So much work, so many thousands of tons of concrete and rock. The strange site on modern microwave relay points for radio transmissons on the side of an 80 year old fire control bunker, makes me wonder if there is still more modern things hidden behind those locked doors?. Thank you for bringing us along on this explore. Stay safe and well my friends
Lovely place to explore and look into. Just so many details to see there. Who knows what is in there it could be something special , who knows. Thanks Barry and greetings from us :)
❤😊 very interesting place. Lots of work went into building this site. 👍✌️
Yes it was built huge indeed. Thanks Robert :)
Gday and Guten Tag ...touching history is something else ....you and your son must be having some amazing adventures and I am thankful to you both for this extremely interesting unseen places you go ....he has got Eagle Eyes too !
Thanks so much and we are happy to be able to share with you :)
13:30 THAT IS DIGUSTING VANDALISM! i CANNOT believe uncaring people would treat historic buildings like this appalling!
i agree and should not happen at all. More to come and thanks for being here with us. Greetings from us.
What a maze of tunnels! I got lost trying to stay with you as you moved through the tunnels, I would have been useless trying to remember how to get back to EE! Quite a complex! How strange to see the barrel of a gun sticking out of the concrete! Crazy! The whole thing reminds me of a castle because of all the stone work and the stairs going upward to walls. That last structure that looked like a house was very unusual. Very clever as you say! Thanks for taking us along! Stay safe and stay well!
Yes Donald what a great and exciting place that is. They should never had done that to the gun. Agree it does look like a castle indeed. Thank you again for your great support and greetings from us.
What a fascinating location, to bad most of the tunnels and bunkers are sealed off. Would be amazing to see inside. Good job finding this one EE. You are absolutely right, nobody does this like you and EE do. That is what makes the HH team the best. Thank you and EE for the tour, hope to see what else EE found out there.
Yes , this is a fantastic place to see. We thank YOU Allen for your very kind and great support. So appreciated and greetings from us.
Wonderful location, and you're almost spoiled for spots to check out. And that fire & control "house" on top of the hill is amazing. It is incredible how well preserved the outside is, including the false windows and roof. I've never seen a bunker fitted out like that.
In reference to touching history, it is wild to think that you are often walking literally in the footsteps of countless soldiers from all those years ago, and sometimes seeing exactly the same sights as they might have (although many have grown over with vegetation, the views of the coast are often absolutely gorgeous.
Agree Dennis. what a incredible location that is and so glad we could share that with you :)
Another exceptional Post Gentlemen. Thank you History Hunter and Eagle Eyes ,that Construction took a Great deal of Knowledge,nearly Unlimited Resources both Material and Human ! ! It is a GREAT Shame that so much appears to be Locked away to us. However the Owner or Owners are doing an excellent job of Base Renovation ,who knows what is planned ? ? for the Future . Me I would simply do a little research ,which you are both then approach as Appropriate (from a History Point of View ) who knows you may find Information that is useful to the Owners but are not aware of ? I have been indisposed ,in fact I think they lost me in the Health System,great range of NEW Posts for me to catch up on that I look forward to ! Excellent work Thanks
They seem to take good care of it and we lived to see that there. Thanks for being here my friend :)
What an amazing location ...oh yes I can see you both going back to this location. Touching history tour....is there more of these left ? Yes for some viewers if there looks like not much left then as you said HH , then it might be boring ...but myself I know it's often sad to see things like that gun concreted, but it still exists. So times there is a RUBBED OUT, or a MODIFIED remaining part left . We have to do the work to find history..and as you know then history shows us the past ...sorry for my ramblings again .. I found this exciting and amazing... hopefully you and EE can go back and find more ...I'm blown away, thank you ...TC Bridgette
We might retur later but what a great place that is. Loved it and thanks for being here with us :)
Great video only thing is you went through the tunnel system to fast . Awesome videos guys I love watching them
Great explore and thanks for being here :)
Excellent explore again , Did EE manage to liberate all of the snacks from the van ?
He he , well some he did :) thanks.
Hi HH & ER, Another interesting location, an extensive bunker built on a strategic position.
After the war, people would rather lose the bunkers and the artillery was quickly removed.
Yes it is a great place and glad we could share that with you :) Thanks Oma :)
I like it in the past videos u used to say "Holy Maddona" when u came across something amazing. Love the videos, and thank you
Glad you like them!
More ingenious examples of how the Nazis disguised their man-made fortications, etc, in with the natural landscape. When is a rock not a rock - when it's a bunker! Thanks for another excellent WW2 history tour!
Yes so much going on there and loved to share that. Thanks Sue :)
Good experience, thank you for sharing this with us!!
Our pleasure!
The ingenuity of the Germans never ceases to amaze me,the bunker disguised as a house, those windows look so convincing. Tragic that a gun emplacement was cemented in,but the tunnels more than compensated for that. Great that EE is fulfilling his dreams of touching history.👍
Agree , what a great feature that bunker is. The gun story is just sad if you ask me. Loved this place and thank my friend for being here with us :)
why do they keep most of the bunker open and seal off other parts of it? just too dangerous in the sealed off parts?
We really dont know. Thanks for watching.
What a fascinating fortress area. The amount of effort that was put in to create those running trenches, stairs, and defensive positions in the rocks is incredible. And from the way everything is just, almost unplanned, and going here, there and everywhere, this place must have been constantly being changed, and updated, throughout the occupation. There's obviously been a fair amount of work done after the war, sealing up entrances, and replacing doors, etc. Which I guess they may have done for safety reasons, but still a shame. But, seeing how they concreted up that casemate, with the gun barrel just sticking out. That was definitely a "What the?" moment. Would love to take a jack hammer to that concrete to see how much of the gun was still there! Seriously loved that Fire and Control Bunker. Obviously they figured that covering it with concrete and rock still wouldn't hide what it was, so they made it into a "house", with fake windows and all. Very impressive work on those windows too. Thank you both for bringing this amazing place to us, and thank you EE, for all your work on the "Touching History" tour. You certainly brought us to some incredible, and unique, pieces of History. Cheers to you both! Stay safe!
yes they totally overdid the " safety " thing there hence the concreting of the gun etc. So sad. The gun is fully in there actually. What a great place this is. Appreciate your great support and thanks my friend :)
We definitely need some locals insite into what is actually inside the sealed areas
ok and thanks :)
The rock work is simply mind boggling. Loved the ingenuity of the house. The labor involved had to be intense. So sorry some cretin had to kill that gun by burying it in concrete. Great trip EE! Great eyes as usual!
It sure is and i loved to see and share that. So much work involved there Stephanie. Thanks and more to come :)
Enjoyable video !!!
Glad you enjoyed it
for your tours expensive. What a great location and your adventures and information in it. The unique fire control bunker deserves a double thumbs up. Bunkers en the water reservoir in the tunnel. EE his touching history, a great moment in his life. Thanks for sharing, greetings from the Netherlands. City of Den Helder😀😀
Your support is so greatly appreciated my friend and it helps us to reach even more great locations to share with you. EE did for sure touch history in a very special way. We thank YOU for being here and send our greetings from us :)
That was a cool location 👍
Thanks for being here :)
That is criminal stupidity to encase a gun in concrete.
Must have been a totally stupid act if you ask me yes. Thanks for being here :)
HH, when visiting a location on the Atlantic Wall, do you see construction differences and evolution between the early and later years? A challenge for you when you tour the Eastern Front again, find the Amber Room.
yes we often do see that but depending on area and locations. We will find it all my friend :) Thanks.
amazing video. ty both
Thank you too!
I would be curious to know how many of those places were actually attacked by the allies the Germans were so good at creating great hiding places below ground you would never think anything would be there
Well i read somewhere that less then 2 perent saw real and long action. Thanks my friend.
Thanks
Appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
Hey bud, do you ever take the ROV to water sites rumored where the Nazis dropped gold?
We have and will also in the future. Thanks.
Awesomeness EE & HH 👍🏻👍🏻
Great to see my name still there on EE Touching History road trip ❤️💙☺️
Of course my friend and thanks so much for your great support :)
What a fascinating place! All these positions and bunkers were extremely well planned out. I'm continuously impressed by the Germans. The way they made bunkers and the like were made to last and last they have. Too bad the tunnel was closed off and inaccessible. I hate that the encapsulated that gun in concrete, thats just sad. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Yes so much to see out there and we loved to share it. Thanks Julie :)
I wonder if this position ever fired a shot in anger. It sure had to tie up a lot of men.
Great explore and thanks for watching.
I have seen a ton of movies that the statement "Tunnels lets go in", has never ended well........
ok and thanks for watching
Your daughter Bunker Buster Girl..Coralienya is brilliant 👏 what wonderful video's. Sir she is a credit to you.
Thank you kindly
Lots of cool stuff to see there 😎
Agree and what a great explore that was. Appreciated my friend :)
? Is that still in use? The wood at the bottom doors 🚪 and frame look rather new, almost like the cleaning lady comes around once a week..
Nothing here is , as far as we know , in use today except from some antenna stuff etc. Thanks for watching.
Did I miss the video with the answer to the drone footage and where that door leads?
No you did not it will come later. Thanks.
@@WW2HistoryHunter oh awesome can't wait. Love the videos thank you.
Great discovery
Appreciated and greetings from us :)
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Thank you! Cheers!
Wow that was so cool
Thank you my friend for that :)
Where is this fascinating location? If you don't want to be exact that;s ok. What country and general region?
Locations are never given. Thanks.
Not so sad, one day these guns sealed in cement are probably going to be the only complete intact cannons; and some historian will likely chip it out and stick it in a museum one day. Otherwise it would end up like your last video with the gun base and the turret fallen off the pivot on the ground with the armour shield; rusting away.
Well i guess only time will tell :) Thanks for watching.
I noticed that in your video's never see wildlife are their signs of animals. or wildlife
There are for sure but often we scare them by moving around. Thanks.
Please open doors that are not locked. It drives me crazy when you just keep walking past potential areas of interest.
ok and thanks.
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Hello there. Good to see you :)
Hi Mr and EE how you doing I wish I knew where that is? I could meet you there did you know that where the water vessel is is a false floor those planks could be rotten lucky you didn't fall through
Thanks for watching and for comment. Greetings from us.
With all the immigrant issues…and housing shortages in Europe…these old bunkers should be retrofitted to house them. Heck if i was back in Europe and wanted to get off the grid…i would live on one of these.
Well it is a great place to see and experience :) Thanks.
Good.
Thank you! Cheers!
When will he show stuff from England or America
We do that all the time. Thanks
I like to see your Germany hat for Europa Meisterschaft 2024👍
Thanks for watching.
Did you ever go back to haunted forest?
Well be patient and you will know :) thanks.
i hate it when people destroy such things yes it was evil but hey its history so let it be
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Thank you my friend :)
Someone likes the word spectacular lol
Indeed and thanks for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter always do. I'm actually related to ava I found out not that long ago. From what I heard the family changed its name to brown over here. I'm not 100% positive on that but know I am related. Also related to Jesse james
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Thank you my friend :)
only one crazy idea? only ONE? hahahaha
Great explore and thanks :)
before you get so high and mighty about the nazi amazing workers remember the french built it used as slaves.
Hm , perhaps you should do some more research to get up to date of the facts there...Thanks for watching.
Super cool. Always awesome to see historic spots from the wars. 🫡
Glad you enjoyed
Thanks!
Very kind of you my friend and thank you for that :)