Those tunnels looked amazing intact. And that one with the ladder looks like someone might be trying to fix it up, I wonder why? As always thank you both for bringing us along on your adventures.
Thank you for the support my friend. I know , why a ladder in there and i wonder how it got in there as well as not easy to get in there at all. Hope it will be left alone and no spray can idiots ever finding it. Thanks and greetings from us.
Look at EE's skipping off to yet another WW2 adventure. His enthusiasm is contagious. That fortification was huge and very complicated and intricute. Can't imagine the time, work, and effort involved. Amazing so much is still standing. Thank you for taking us inside the half pipe shetler. What was with all the spray pant? Also, thank you for taking us inside of the huge underground communication complex with all the original electrical cable and light sockets. It's a good thing your butt fit through the opening HH. Just look at what we would have missed. :) So well made and constructed complete with stairs. I can see that it would hold and shelter 100's of German soldiers. I too wish they could have preserved some of the artifacts in a museum. Definitely, a good thing that you carry two flashlights for those type of situations. Thank you for taking us there. I bet EE was impressed with what your recorded. Stay safe you two and keep smiling.
Amazing find HH. The choice of redecoration color some young people have is questionable. Ok did you ever find the entrance to that room behind the wall or could it have been a rock wall gap? Amazing that so few people know what is there. Can not wait for more on the area. Stay safe out their both of you.
Thanks for the video HH and EE. This is a serious placement, cannot wait to see more of this. It must have taken some building and blasting too create. Seems too be some writing on one of the walls inside. This lighting system there too!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦
Incredible location. These underground structures must have been closed off for a long time and just recently opened. Given the urban recreational area there today, I fear that it will end up vandalized like the first little shelter you shown us. Thank you for showing us before it`s too late. Really hope there is a plan to take care of this facility and not just seal it off with concrete like they use to do..
I don’t understand how someone could say I’ve gotten paid today so let’s go buy a couple of cases of spray paint and get out there and vandalize history. At least it was only one of the complexes they got to. Others than that the rest of them were pretty much un touched. Unbelievable to think the lighting system was still in the bunker. Very nice to see. Looking at the photo this complex was huge. Will we ever learn what went on here?
Covid was a terrible thing for many of the installations. The youth had much too much time on their hands to kill and they most definitely killed a lot of great historical places with those stupid rattle can expeditions. Thanks Anthony.
Wow, what a find! Those tunnels were quite amazing. So glad to see they hadn't been vandalized. Let's hope they stay that way. Thank you for taking us along and letting us see!
Those tunnels and storage areas were incredible! I am surprised that they were not all covered in graffiti! What a surprise to see the original electrical cable and light fixtures in that one location! Thank you for taking us along on this historical tour! No one else can do what you do HH!! I am looking forward to what comes next!! Stay safe and stay well!
I agree Donald , such special location and i know we will come back here to see if we can discover more around there. Thanks my friend and be safe out there :)
Outstanding adventure this is and was brother and everyone else thank you for sharing this adventure may I shared some advice with you brother from my adventures is I carry extra flash lights on me which use batteries and I have extra batteries with me in my backpack
amazing vid's , i'll watch them all , but is it me or do you see some move ment on the left of the screen at 13:30 till 13:37 , anyway keep up the good work , this is how i can support ya'll
@@WW2HistoryHunter no problem , i LOVE german ww2 history , i'm fromthe netherlands my self and we did find some great stuff to , we even have a few bunkers here and i ment here in roermond , look it up if you like , and there may be 1 bunker in the forrest
Hello from the UK, we had similar one man gunpoint,very similar they were called tett turrets but ours were more protected by a cone shaped concrete top that spun on a bearing! Never got used tho.
So surreal, an 80 year old bunker complex hidden inside a mountain, with a modern aluminium step ladder just standing there, why was that there, a question we will never know the answer too. Once again, my friend, you have found something so very special, and in great part untouched by the graffiti artist. Those blast doors frames just look amazing. Sorry for missing this when it came out, but pulled a 72 hour duty shift. Stay safe and well my friends, looking forward to even more videos
I agree and this is a very unique location that we will look into some more. We thank you Barry for your great support and do take care and not work to hard my friend :) Greetings from us.
WOW!!!! Can not believe the original lights are still there!! Plus that small "bunker" that someone ruined with purple??? Yuck and very sad. For those tunnels; the amount of time spent to drill,etc, simply amazing!!! Thanks for sharing this with us; look forward to the next. SMILE!!!!
Fantastic location and explore! Very cool tunnels, caves and storage bunkers. Thank you for sharing your adventures HH and EE. Here's a question for you... What happened to the video of you and EE doing your commando climbing? I'm pretty sure I didn't imagine it 🤔 I liked and watched it... Forgot to comment... Then tried to find it to watch again and comment... and I couldn't find the video. That'll teach me for not commenting straight away, I guess. I going to say I was impressed by climbing skills that you and especially EE had been taught by your instructor. Keep the excellent work. I hope you and EE are both enjoying the Eastern Front road trip 😁 Stay safe, healthy... Keep smiling and enjoy your time together!
Well somehow YT did not like it (the YT computer somehow said it was not " useable " for that content type ) whatever that means. So we had to take it down. Thanks Casey :)
OMG the dumkopf have been there with the spray cans Nice to see further in that it is untouched but a mystery step ladder??? What were they looking for in here? Trying to get up to date watching 3 videos a day. I have just moved into a new house where i have a room so ive been away and busy. BUT I am back now!
yes , just hate idiots with spray cans. Thanks so much my friend :) Very glad you are settled with great living quarters my friend and we send a greeting from us.
It's so wonderful that places like this still exists. You and EE do such an amazing job of taking us back in time. I can only imagine the number of soldiers it took to man and occupy such a large area and installations. Truly fascinating. I'm always looking forward to new uploads because I never know where we'll go from here. Until next time take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Always great finds. Wonder with all these bunkers if they issued these poor soldiers maps so they wouldn't get lost. One wrong turn and you could be on the wrong side of the mountain. Thanks EE and HH for taking us along. Stay safe.
Wouldn't it have been something to witness that massive camp, and underground complexes in their original form with the MG and FLAK guns still mounted and in tact. Thanks for taking inside the underground structures, very impressive. Thanks for looking after your Dad EE and keeping him safe.
What an excellent site guy's, hope you had enough time ? to investigate this great site perhaps communications or even Radar ? We're did / does the power come from ? Thanks for your effort always appreciated !
Thank you history hunter and Elise for all the research and hard work. And bunker buster girl thank you also. Here is a few bucks for the fuel tank keep up all the amazing work you all do. I love alll of your vidoes present and current.
I always say I might first statement watch the video Sinful please don't skip thank you for sharing this complex with me it was very exciting to see it what you and eagle eyes are doing it's taking us into the past it's very important that we learn about history history is everywhere this is the proof of it you guys are doing such an amazing job now this is the eagle eyes you're one heck of a man you have grown up so much sunshine iban with you guys you take care of that on I know you will be careful legalization don't get hurt against tanks this was one massive complex you guys stay safe you guys keep smiling you're doing an awesome job proud to be German
What an unusual location. The one room with the aluminum ladder looks like they’re putting corrugated metal up. But the the entrance to it looked un used for years. There must of been something very important going on here. Would love to learn about this location. Am surprised that there is not that much graffiti there.
Really need to get a gas detector to take with you, confined spaces are really dangerous especially with a young lad with you, there not overly expensive, but they will save your lives, just a thought, stay safe on your adventures
It's neat to see that someone, one of the locals, is more than likely restoring it or preparing it for another use. Maybe their own? It was very cool to see some of the original equipment there. This looks like a place that many do not know about, and someone wants it to remain that way.
What a great adventure! Is there any interest by the area officials to turn that into a land mark? Seems a shame to bury it when it's already a public space
It surprises me you do not meet up with other people in those tunnels that step latter in that long tunnel was definately modern not left from the war so work of some kind was being done in there
Fantastic area, intriguing to know what the area was used for with such a large underground complex. Great to see the electrical light fittings still in place. Thanks for sharing!! 😁😁
Must admit I'm liking the intro.... 😊.. another fantastic adventure... lovely finds .. stay safe 🏴
Thanks 👍
Those tunnels looked amazing intact. And that one with the ladder looks like someone might be trying to fix it up, I wonder why? As always thank you both for bringing us along on your adventures.
Thank you for the support my friend. I know , why a ladder in there and i wonder how it got in there as well as not easy to get in there at all. Hope it will be left alone and no spray can idiots ever finding it. Thanks and greetings from us.
That's amazing something like this still exists and hasn't been vandalized or destroyed! Nice find!
Glad you enjoyed it we certainly did and we thank you for being here :)
Bavaria? Where?
No they've conveniently been left undiscovered
What a fascinating place to explore, always amazes me when I see light fittings and cables etc. still in situ after 80 years. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
Loved it and thanks for being here :)
Look at EE's skipping off to yet another WW2 adventure. His enthusiasm is contagious. That fortification was huge and very complicated and intricute. Can't imagine the time, work, and effort involved. Amazing so much is still standing. Thank you for taking us inside the half pipe shetler. What was with all the spray pant? Also, thank you for taking us inside of the huge underground communication complex with all the original electrical cable and light sockets. It's a good thing your butt fit through the opening HH. Just look at what we would have missed. :) So well made and constructed complete with stairs. I can see that it would hold and shelter 100's of German soldiers. I too wish they could have preserved some of the artifacts in a museum. Definitely, a good thing that you carry two flashlights for those type of situations. Thank you for taking us there. I bet EE was impressed with what your recorded. Stay safe you two and keep smiling.
Yes EE is always so eager to find more. Loving that and thanks Laura for your great support.
Amazing find HH. The choice of redecoration color some young people have is questionable. Ok did you ever find the entrance to that room behind the wall or could it have been a rock wall gap? Amazing that so few people know what is there. Can not wait for more on the area. Stay safe out their both of you.
No we did not but we have agreed to visit this place later to figure out more. Thanks William and more to come :)
EXCELLENT THANKS FOR THE HISTORY, VERY WELL FOUND GOOD HUNTING FOR OUR ADVENTURES 😮.
Thanks Alan.
Thank you! Amazing seeing the old doors.
More to come!
Thanks for the video HH and EE. This is a serious placement, cannot wait to see more of this. It must have taken some building and blasting too create. Seems too be some writing on one of the walls inside. This lighting system there too!!😎🐓🐓🐓🐓🇬🇧🇺🇦
Yes what a great location and we loved to find that and share it with you :)
Incredible location. These underground structures must have been closed off for a long time and just recently opened. Given the urban recreational area there today, I fear that it will end up vandalized like the first little shelter you shown us. Thank you for showing us before it`s too late. Really hope there is a plan to take care of this facility and not just seal it off with concrete like they use to do..
I agree with you and let us hope for the best. Thanks.
I really enjoy all your videos especially with Eagle eyes! I was stationed in Germany back in the 1990's. I love the people and the food.
Thanks for watching!
incredible footage thank u for your efforts
Glad you enjoyed it
The tunnels are fantastic ! Thank y’all so much !👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you like them!
I don’t understand how someone could say I’ve gotten paid today so let’s go buy a couple of cases of spray paint and get out there and vandalize history. At least it was only one of the complexes they got to. Others than that the rest of them were pretty much un touched. Unbelievable to think the lighting system was still in the bunker. Very nice to see. Looking at the photo this complex was huge. Will we ever learn what went on here?
Covid was a terrible thing for many of the installations. The youth had much too much time on their hands to kill and they most definitely killed a lot of great historical places with those stupid rattle can expeditions. Thanks Anthony.
Their concrete was of incredible quality.. Still in very good conditions ∼80 years later!
They id know how to do that yes and thanks for being here :=
A big hug from Portugal.,,and Eagle eyes has great potential fo war archaeology for sure!
Thanks Leopard and greetings from us.
Wow, what a find! Those tunnels were quite amazing. So glad to see they hadn't been vandalized. Let's hope they stay that way. Thank you for taking us along and letting us see!
I hope so too ad we tank you for being here my friend :)
Great history lesson my friend ! 👍🏴
Thanks 👍
Those tunnels and storage areas were incredible! I am surprised that they were not all covered in graffiti! What a surprise to see the original electrical cable and light fixtures in that one location! Thank you for taking us along on this historical tour! No one else can do what you do HH!! I am looking forward to what comes next!! Stay safe and stay well!
I agree Donald , such special location and i know we will come back here to see if we can discover more around there. Thanks my friend and be safe out there :)
Really cool stuff, thanks.
if i was eagleyes i would probably make one of these places my secret clubhouse lol
There you go and thanks for watching.
That was a very interesting find the war must have closing because they did not finish the door s
Probably so and thanks Ron for being here :)
What an amazing place, the engineering is overwhelming. Thank you and EE for sharing this location. Can't wait to see more.
More to come Allen and very glad you liked it. Greetings form us and be safe out there :)
beautyful tunnelsystems
Yes they are!
Outstanding adventure this is and was brother and everyone else thank you for sharing this adventure may I shared some advice with you brother from my adventures is I carry extra flash lights on me which use batteries and I have extra batteries with me in my backpack
Very glad to read that and this was a great place to explore. Thanks and greetings from us.
Thank you for your video as your different locations
amazing vid's , i'll watch them all , but is it me or do you see some move ment on the left of the screen at 13:30 till 13:37 , anyway keep up the good work , this is how i can support ya'll
i am not sure about that but looks like something going on. Thanks for being here my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter no problem , i LOVE german ww2 history , i'm fromthe netherlands my self and we did find some great stuff to , we even have a few bunkers here and i ment here in roermond , look it up if you like , and there may be 1 bunker in the forrest
Hello from the UK, we had similar one man gunpoint,very similar they were called tett turrets but ours were more protected by a cone shaped concrete top that spun on a bearing! Never got used tho.
There you go and thanks for being here :)
Love you channel always great history here 💙
Thank you for that and we loved to find this great little location.
Why doesn't anyone just turn some of the tunnels into homes?
I really dont know. Thanks for watching.
Just😀 as good second time viewing.
Thanks.
You're the Great history hunter indeed.
I appreciate that
So surreal, an 80 year old bunker complex hidden inside a mountain, with a modern aluminium step ladder just standing there, why was that there, a question we will never know the answer too. Once again, my friend, you have found something so very special, and in great part untouched by the graffiti artist. Those blast doors frames just look amazing. Sorry for missing this when it came out, but pulled a 72 hour duty shift. Stay safe and well my friends, looking forward to even more videos
I agree and this is a very unique location that we will look into some more. We thank you Barry for your great support and do take care and not work to hard my friend :) Greetings from us.
WOW!!!! Can not believe the original lights are still there!! Plus that small "bunker" that someone ruined with purple??? Yuck and very sad. For those tunnels; the amount of time spent to drill,etc, simply amazing!!! Thanks for sharing this with us; look forward to the next. SMILE!!!!
I agree and very glad we could be there and share it with you Colleen :)
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history
Good morning Earl and so glad you are here with us. Thanks for that and have a great day :)
Hi brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures and you did good no frustration in this video my friend hahaha haha hahaha
Fantastic location and explore!
Very cool tunnels, caves and storage bunkers.
Thank you for sharing your adventures HH and EE.
Here's a question for you...
What happened to the video of you and EE doing your commando climbing?
I'm pretty sure I didn't imagine it 🤔
I liked and watched it... Forgot to comment... Then tried to find it to watch again and comment... and I couldn't find the video.
That'll teach me for not commenting straight away, I guess.
I going to say I was impressed by climbing skills that you and especially EE had been taught by your instructor.
Keep the excellent work.
I hope you and EE are both enjoying the Eastern Front road trip 😁
Stay safe, healthy...
Keep smiling and enjoy your time together!
Well somehow YT did not like it (the YT computer somehow said it was not " useable " for that content type ) whatever that means. So we had to take it down. Thanks Casey :)
Amazing cave system! Little bit of spring cleaning and a couple throw rugs, you'd have a nice little apocalypse bunker house hahahah!
There you go and would lovet to do that :)
Reminds me of an old old video game... Castle Wolfenstein.
Maybe it was. 'Escape from Castle Wolfenstein.'
Thanks for watching.
OMG the dumkopf have been there with the spray cans Nice to see further in that it is untouched but a mystery step ladder??? What were they looking for in here? Trying to get up to date watching 3 videos a day. I have just moved into a new house where i have a room so ive been away and busy. BUT I am back now!
yes , just hate idiots with spray cans. Thanks so much my friend :) Very glad you are settled with great living quarters my friend and we send a greeting from us.
It's so wonderful that places like this still exists. You and EE do such an amazing job of taking us back in time. I can only imagine the number of soldiers it took to man and occupy such a large area and installations. Truly fascinating. I'm always looking forward to new uploads because I never know where we'll go from here. Until next time take care and stay safe. 💖💯
We are very happy to read that my friend and greetings from us.
Each and every video is a new and exciting adventure when watching the WW2 History Hunter Team.
Thank you.
How great to read and we thank you for that :)
What a pity!
Another historic complex that could be explored in an educational way abandoned and often vandalized!
Keep going HH and EE!
I agree and let us hope that it will be kept away from all the spray can idiots. Thanks Joseane :)
Always great finds. Wonder with all these bunkers if they issued these poor soldiers maps so they wouldn't get lost. One wrong turn and you could be on the wrong side of the mountain. Thanks EE and HH for taking us along. Stay safe.
I wonder too but i guess they just learned where they was. Thanks Fred.
Wouldn't it have been something to witness that massive camp, and underground complexes in their original form with the MG and FLAK guns still mounted and in tact. Thanks for taking inside the underground structures, very impressive. Thanks for looking after your Dad EE and keeping him safe.
Yes totally agree. how cool it would be to experience that. Loved that place and thanks Laura.
What an excellent site guy's, hope you had enough time ? to investigate this great site perhaps communications or even Radar ? We're did / does the power come from ? Thanks for your effort always appreciated !
The Germans made a electrical grid with poles etc and even generators to supply power of grid was damaged by bombing raids. Thanks for being here :)
amazing how extensive this is and the amount of concrete poured in there. The pre-planning was really something.
I agree and so much work done there :)
When I was stationed in Baumholder,they had tunnels under our barracks from ww2. Also under our motor pool.
ok and thanks for watching.
I think there are many people who know nothing about the past of their living environment.
Here are many corridors linked to shelters.
Yes it seems like not to many there even know they are there. Thanks Oma :)
Wow really cool finding special thr hidden bunker systems amazing.
Thanks for the visit
I thought I was going to see a door with a swastika and 1943 below it, as shown before clicking on the video. Nevertheless, a very interesting tour.
Well imagine it is there my friend and thanks for watching.
Thank you history hunter and Elise for all the research and hard work. And bunker buster girl thank you also. Here is a few bucks for the fuel tank keep up all the amazing work you all do. I love alll of your vidoes present and current.
Wow that is so kind of you my friend and we thank you for that and will come in very handy my friend. Greetings from us and be safe out there.
I always say I might first statement watch the video Sinful please don't skip thank you for sharing this complex with me it was very exciting to see it what you and eagle eyes are doing it's taking us into the past it's very important that we learn about history history is everywhere this is the proof of it you guys are doing such an amazing job now this is the eagle eyes you're one heck of a man you have grown up so much sunshine iban with you guys you take care of that on I know you will be careful legalization don't get hurt against tanks this was one massive complex you guys stay safe you guys keep smiling you're doing an awesome job proud to be German
WE do appreciate you r kind words and support great ly my friend Kenneth. Thank you for that and greetings from us.
Another interesting video, One can only speculate the true purpose of these elaborate bunkers, if only we could go back in time.
I agree and so glad we did come across this. Thanks.
What an unusual location. The one room with the aluminum ladder looks like they’re putting corrugated metal up. But the the entrance to it looked un used for years. There must of been something very important going on here. Would love to learn about this location. Am surprised that there is not that much graffiti there.
i know ,what a very special place that is and i hope we can go back and figure out more later. Thanks Anthony.
? where is that sight located ?
? is it a private or public location ?
Thank You Again For Sharing !
Locations are never given and thanks for watching.
To bad the paint idiots had to show up. That was one huge underground complex you found. So glad you took me with you. Thank You.
Totally agree but such a great place to wander into. Thanks very much for your great support Larry :)
Really need to get a gas detector to take with you, confined spaces are really dangerous especially with a young lad with you, there not overly expensive, but they will save your lives, just a thought, stay safe on your adventures
We do have one but we never show it actually. Thanks for watching.
Awesome tour guys , this is massive. Great video guys.
Thanks for watching Dave and it is a exciting place to explore. Thanks and more to come :(
It's neat to see that someone, one of the locals, is more than likely restoring it or preparing it for another use. Maybe their own? It was very cool to see some of the original equipment there. This looks like a place that many do not know about, and someone wants it to remain that way.
Well i hope someone will take care of them. Thanks
Fascinating place hopefully the spray painters don't ruin it. Thanks for sharing this with us
Totally agree and we thank you for being here :)
What an exciting location and finds. I wonder how that modern ladder made its way inside? Until your next adventure " good hunting "
i agree and i wish i know why. thanks and greetings from us.
HH: “Can I get my fat butt in there?”
EE: “Ehhh, nope.”
Ah, the honesty of youth.
I know and thanks for being here :)
Do you think the tunnel with the ladder is being repurposed? The tunnel looked very clean and the cladding looked new.
i really dont know as what you see is what we know. Thanks for being here :)
G'day guys. So great to see you still conducting these videos. Love to watch your videos.
Appreciated Stephen and greetings from us.
That corrugated steel looked to be new, the square opening by the last exit looked more like an opening to hold a Kar 98 rack
There you go and thanks for watching.
amazing finds ty
Thanks for that :)
i wonder how many of these are still out there and exist, but are just buried underground and have no entry point open?
There are a lot of them and we know of several which are totally sealed off. Thanks for being here :)
What a great adventure! Is there any interest by the area officials to turn that into a land mark? Seems a shame to bury it when it's already a public space
I rally dont know but it seems like nobody care about these places. Thanks my friend.
Watching fr Canada 🇨🇦, love your videos!
Thanks Kelly :)
I really enjoy your informative videos thank you for your explorations
Thanks for that :)
Another great video. I would get a little claustrophobic in those tight spaces.
You and me both!
It surprises me you do not meet up with other people in those tunnels that step latter in that long tunnel was definately modern not left from the war so work of some kind was being done in there
i know and i wonder when and how that things got there. Thanks my friend.
Amazing location., outstanding! 😃💙💛👍👍
Thanks Glenna and appreciate you being here :)
I some times sit and watch these videos and wonder how people lived in such dark places under ground.
I do to sometimes my friend and we thank you for being here.
Quite eirie in their quiet isloation. It is hard to imagine the noise that these tunnels / bunkers when they were fully occupied.
Loved this place and thanks for being here :)
Unbelievable
Thanks for watching.
Awsome shows
Appreciated and greetings from us.
Looking for more history. Stay safe out there. ❤😂✌️👍
More to come!
Talk youtube into making anonymous THANKS as an option.
Thanks for watching.
The intro sounds like the beginning of Hogan's Heroes LOL. 😁
Thanks for watching.
What fun you guys have love you guys my dad was in a lot of places you show of course as a enemy. Of Germany he was army engineer for usa
Thanks for sharing and fro watching Harry :)
I wonder how many of those tunnels were made by the prisoners in the concentration camps.
I guess we will never know :) Thanks.
Underground metal building almost looks like it was maybe barracks for the nazis. Do you think that was a probable use of that building in the cave?
i think it could be shelters for crews or even field hospital there. Thanks for being here.
@@WW2HistoryHunter that would make total sense! It’s an absolute pleasure to watch, Thank you once again!
There must be another way in because there's a ladder in the main room 😂😂😂
i know and thanks for watching.
I try to watch as much of your videos as possible while I'm staying in the hospital. Thanks for the huge effort
Not good to hear and we send our greetings to you and wish a speedy and full recovery my friend :)
Vielen Dank
Have you explored the ‘Siegfried line’?
We think you will enjoy some later upcoming episodes :) Thanks.
That aluminum ladder did not belong to the war years do you think?
Not at all someone brought that there i think. Thanks Buz :)
I am surprised you never run into bats hanging out in those dark caves
We do all the time actually. Thanks
I'm amazed there's no graffiti on these old sites.
That is what we try to do , find the most untouched places to share with you my friend :)
here in the southern US (Mississippi) we call those "metal mounting posts" ,"T-posts"
ok and thanks for being here with us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter 😁
Great find! Think you may have been able to get that door open.
Possibly i really could not tell. Thanks Barney :)
Amazing find and still in good condition can't wait for the next video
Appreciated Jacob and we send a greeting your way from us :)
Dude love the content of your videos keep up the great work
Thanks, will do!
Well done, thanks for sharing, another great video
Thanks 👍
Best underground complex yet they were up to some secret stuff there for sure.
Very interesting place and thanks for watching.
Fantastic video world war two history hunter.
Thank you Bob and greetings from us.
Man that place is dark when you turn out the lights.
It really is and thanks Gary for being here :)
Fantastic area, intriguing to know what the area was used for with such a large underground complex. Great to see the electrical light fittings still in place. Thanks for sharing!! 😁😁
You and me both and will look more into this place later i think. Thanks and greetings from us.
This is a REAL Wow-Factor !!!!😲
Great place and thanks.
That’s amazing - so enjoy these videos
Thanks Geoff.
Great clip.... as you say...'crazy stuff.'
It sure is and thanks :)