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As a digger of prehistoric Florida Indian artifacts, your videos are truly captivating. I’ve frequently found myself alone in the woods, often at night, and feeling a connection with the peoples that lost, buried, or used the items I find. I feel the same connection, watching your finds. I’m now late for work, but can’t seem to pry myself away from the excavation!
13:45 That's a Magneti Marelli Regolatori Di Tensioni. In English it's a voltage regulator. It is an external voltage regulator for a generator (before alternators were used and voltage regulators became internal)
I have some beautiful pristine porcelain that was brought back from WWII. It too is Luftwaffe China marked with the dates, 1938, 1939, & 1940. My uncle, an Army vet, was not a collector of souvenirs but one of his Army buddies sent it home while he was in a hospital in Germany. My uncle passed away in 1988 and I was given some items.. He told me that the china came from a German airfield that they occupied. I have other interesting artifacts also. I was told that the 'FI. U.V." was the designation for the Luftwaffe supply division. The china in my possession indicates Bavaria and is marked "Johann Haviland" with a small manufacturers crest. All items look brand new.. I wish they could talk.
Your videos go by so quickly! The Italian finds really intrigue me, at first, I thought you to be in one of the Low Countries. Now I am wondering if I was correct. The Soviet button really tips the scale.
Hello from Texas.I have always been into history especially WW 2. I love seeing the awesome things that the team finds and I really enjoy the information that you give behind all the finds. I've been following the channel for a while now and I'm curious to know what want to know what do yall do with everything that's found? Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more.
Second Italian piece from MAGNETI MARELLI, very famous Italian company that during WWII served for the Italian army and lost almost all its factories due to airstrikes from the allies
I know this is an old video, but I'm quite sure that rifle is an Italian carcano, either a M1891 or M91/41. It has a split bridge while the Mauser 98 rifles had a solid bridge.
Where do you find these? I would love to search in dugouts and trenches to see what those soldiers lost all those years ago. Its always so exciting to find out anything about these because its not just something that spawned there, this was someones belongings 80 years ago.
The Italian pasta tube? It could be from a German soldier who served recently in Italy, or simply bought it from a shop, trader etc... Don't forget its not just soldiers working in the area but civilian contractors who maybe electricians, builders etc...
I'm a little late to the party, but that American buckle is still a standard issue in the U.S. Army, I've got about a dozen of them split between my brass dress buckles and my black and brown subdued ones for my combat uniforms. Awesome find! It goes to show how little the U.S. changes with uniform pieces lol.
Awesome Video man, Keep em coming. Fascinated with the Relics and what they stood for. Mein Großvater hat im 2. Weltkrieg gekämpft und meine Urgroßeltern stammen aus Deutschland.
Thanks for the awesome videos also it's the perfect length of time I have a hard time watching really long videos but yours are exciting from start to finish
Love your videos man! You make me wanna buy a metal detector and go detect myself. Keep up the amazing work you guys are doing! WW 2 has always been very interesting to me
Is this small ax really from the time of the third Reich? I have also found one and it was said that it was a DDR camping product. Do you know more about it? I was the opinion that the Wehrmacht has never used such axes? Once again a great video! Great finds! Greetings 😄
@@mdww2battlegrounds Hm, I am not so sure. I would find it great if it were so but have never found real evidence that was really used by the Wehrmacht. Google " DDR campingbeil" then you understand my skepticism... 😊✊🏻
I don’t know how I feel about this. Should we dig up historical sites. A lot of people died on this very land. I do like it when bones are discovered they try to send them back to their homeland. I’m torn.
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Can you tell where is the airfield located ?
Are you German, or from wich country are you? BTW I know where is a old Battlefield, we found a 88 FlaK
@@Npc2000s czech Republic 😅. But i can take a "trip,,
@@fandakilpis let's find bombs
@@Npc2000s Jesus😳 i prefer ammo or guns.
As a digger of prehistoric Florida Indian artifacts, your videos are truly captivating.
I’ve frequently found myself alone in the woods, often at night, and feeling a connection with the peoples that lost, buried, or used the items I find.
I feel the same connection, watching your finds.
I’m now late for work, but can’t seem to pry myself away from the excavation!
13:45 That's a Magneti Marelli Regolatori Di Tensioni. In English it's a voltage regulator. It is an external voltage regulator for a generator (before alternators were used and voltage regulators became internal)
I have some beautiful pristine porcelain that was brought back from WWII. It too is Luftwaffe China marked with the dates, 1938, 1939, & 1940. My uncle, an Army vet, was not a collector of souvenirs but one of his Army buddies sent it home while he was in a hospital in Germany. My uncle passed away in 1988 and I was given some items.. He told me that the china came from a German airfield that they occupied. I have other interesting artifacts also. I was told that the 'FI. U.V." was the designation for the Luftwaffe supply division. The china in my possession indicates Bavaria and is marked "Johann Haviland" with a small manufacturers crest. All items look brand new.. I wish they could talk.
Fl.u.v. flieger unterkunft verwaltung
@@gerbrand8132 Thank you......
Incrível como cada fragmento carrega uma longa, incrível e ao mesmo tempo triste história sobre a segunda guerra mundial.
Really is..
Your videos go by so quickly! The Italian finds really intrigue me, at first, I thought you to be in one of the Low Countries. Now I am wondering if I was correct. The Soviet button really tips the scale.
You reported the non-snapped dogtag i assume?
There's still so much soldiers missing.
You should open a museum with all of your findings! That would be awesome!
Ha exactly
10:10 I think it's a Mosin Nagant. The action is open at the back. Mausers are closed
Minute 13:53 is italian,I am Italian and I must tell you that you have done almost everything well.congratulations for the video
Hello from Texas.I have always been into history especially WW 2. I love seeing the awesome things that the team finds and I really enjoy the information that you give behind all the finds. I've been following the channel for a while now and I'm curious to know what want to know what do yall do with everything that's found? Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more.
Second Italian piece from MAGNETI MARELLI, very famous Italian company that during WWII served for the Italian army and lost almost all its factories due to airstrikes from the allies
Great piece of info, didnt know that!
I know this is an old video, but I'm quite sure that rifle is an Italian carcano, either a M1891 or M91/41. It has a split bridge while the Mauser 98 rifles had a solid bridge.
0:45 Club Mate! Good choice, guys! :D
Where do you find these? I would love to search in dugouts and trenches to see what those soldiers lost all those years ago. Its always so exciting to find out anything about these because its not just something that spawned there, this was someones belongings 80 years ago.
the rifle you found was by the looks of it a mosin nagant and not a k98k
The "muzzle protector" looked more like the end cap from a German grenade
Always a good week when you guys upload!
These are fantastic finds ... You explain in good detail which gives an insight of war...! Thank You
Thanks for the support Michael!
As a french living literally near ww2 warzone i would love to do this but the only fear i have is mines ..i'm afraid there could be land mines
I live next to an abandoned german bunker or a factory in the Woods idk
Magnifico trabalho de exploração caros amigos,Parabéns pelos achados 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Só o fato de ter legenda em português já vale 1000 likes.
Awesome stuff as always. As an American detectorist, I can only dream of uncovering history like this.
same for me in Switzerland (:
The Italian pasta tube? It could be from a German soldier who served recently in Italy, or simply bought it from a shop, trader etc... Don't forget its not just soldiers working in the area but civilian contractors who maybe electricians, builders etc...
A Gold mine of history 🖤
as an Italian I'm glad you found some artifacts from our army.
Really interesting video, Hi from the UK 👍
Very very cool 👍 Thanks for sharing
Awsome work ! Its nice to see enthuiast like you to maintain and revive the history. Its so inspiring
Love the support, thanks!
4:24 Little bit late but thats actually a bathtub or sink plug chain lol. And even more so that theres toothpaste next to it.
That means that dog tag literally sat there on the surface right there for like 80 years lol that's crazy
What the hell happened here? US, Soviet, German, Italian. Now you need British and Japanese.
Can you make a video with all your best finds?
Ill guess you have a small museum at home?
I'm a little late to the party, but that American buckle is still a standard issue in the U.S. Army, I've got about a dozen of them split between my brass dress buckles and my black and brown subdued ones for my combat uniforms. Awesome find! It goes to show how little the U.S. changes with uniform pieces lol.
It's all good until you find a scary plane in 10 AM with skeleton
Complimenti per il video e per i ritrovamenti italiani, un saluto dal Italia 💪🏻🇮🇹 (sei riuscito a parlarlo bene 😂)
Thank you Chris and team for another educational and informative video... You always make it a pleasure to watch..
Thanks for watching Ted!
It's amazing you live so close to these historic battl grounds
Nice weekend movie! Great 🔝❗️
When you walked through the forest with the barrel of the gun. Powerful!
Those small holes look more like mortar impact craters.
Thats what I was thinking.
I can tell a huge battle had taken place there where they are.
Great finds, hope you go back to dig again. 👍
Great video. Congratulations on all of the finds. Really enjoyed watching.
Thanks for the support!
Awesome Video man, Keep em coming. Fascinated with the Relics and what they stood for. Mein Großvater hat im 2. Weltkrieg gekämpft und meine Urgroßeltern stammen aus Deutschland.
Guten Abend...wie klein die Welt doch ist...
You guys are legit. Watched some videos, and thought that you may have planted some artifacts. Until you showed the rifle. Good work.
We never plant anything. Everything is authentic. We just want to tell the ww2 history story and take you along on our metal detecting adventures!
Can you tell us where are some places we can go look for some WW2 relics ourself? Like some locations. Thank you for the great videos!!
The smaller holes close to the trench are most likely artillery hits
That plate is a score to get. Nice 👍
Odd question but what kind of pants do you guys wear that have those double front protections? They look like they can withstand quite a bit.
I could oney wish to find some thing like that amazing finds brother some real history
It is always exciting to see how close to the surface the traces of the past can be found 💫 Good Video!
Thanks for watching buddy!
Thanks for the awesome videos also it's the perfect length of time I have a hard time watching really long videos but yours are exciting from start to finish
Glad to hear that! I do my best to keep it exciting yet not rushed.
Fascinating, really well done. 👏🏻
Des vidéos exceptionnelles, vous êtes les meilleurs 🙏🙏🙏
This video diserves a like. Well done guys, keep up the good work!💪
Thanks for appreciating!
Thanks for sharing such videos with us.
Haven't seen your channel before. A really good watch. Just subscribed, thanks,mate.
Magnetti marelli make electronic fuel injection nowadays... That cover looks like a fuse cover or relay cover... Could be anything along those lines
sooooooo much history I would love to do this. just awesome channel.
Appreciate the support!
Nice man loving the content also the inspiration you give us
Спасибо за Видео 👍 🇩🇪
Absolutely love your Vids mate 🙂
Fascinating finds guys, I’m obsessed with your channel!! I’m living paycheck to paycheck and can’t sub to your patreon, I hope you understand
Love your videos man! You make me wanna buy a metal detector and go detect myself.
Keep up the amazing work you guys are doing! WW 2 has always been very interesting to me
Thanks for the support!
I love your videos u inspire me to keep metal detecting ur finds are so awsome
Is it possible that all those foxholes could be small bomb/artillery craters from an attack on the position?
Barbasol made those shaving creme tube design well into the 1950's. I recall them well
Moin moin...immerwieder geil anzusehen...bitte mehr davon 😁🙋♂️
Is this small ax really from the time of the third Reich? I have also found one and it was said that it was a DDR camping product. Do you know more about it? I was the opinion that the Wehrmacht has never used such axes?
Once again a great video! Great finds!
Greetings 😄
Yes, just Google "German WW2 multi tool"
@@mdww2battlegrounds Hm, I am not so sure. I would find it great if it were so but have never found real evidence that was really used by the Wehrmacht. Google " DDR campingbeil" then you understand my skepticism... 😊✊🏻
@@mdww2battlegrounds By the way crazy what you always find for places! I'm a little envious 🤪😉✊🏻best regards ole
@@derole9973 I see your point. It was found in between WW2 stuff so who knows!
@@mdww2battlegrounds I also found mine in such an environment. Far away from East Germany . Then that speaks for the Wehrmachts theory... 😉
Loved this episode, great job guys!
Thanks a lot!
You’re videos are excellent. Time flies when I’m watching them.
Great to hear, thanks for watching!
Love your content guy
Jak zawsze dużo pozytywnej energii 💪🔥💣💥
New item on my bucket list is to come and do a dig with you guys.
Superb as always!
I don’t know how I feel about this. Should we dig up historical sites. A lot of people died on this very land. I do like it when bones are discovered they try to send them back to their homeland. I’m torn.
Your arms are SWOLE my dude
Curious 🤔 in what area you find those great finds 😊 great channel by the way 👌🏼
Nice to see one of your videos again
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I would so love to do this!!! How Cool!!
Love your videos ❤
Love the support!
Always exciting to watch you guys need new videos get out there
The muzzle protector is from bigger MG, possibly MG81 or 131
I love your video very much I want to join but I am poor and live in azadkishmir
Is there any interesting history in your area?
No one only me
The toothpaste Is an italian One at minute 12:13
Glad to see you back man keep it up
I'd love to get a pinpointer someday! It could help! I'm a young viewer and an ammature
You must have a pinpointer
Can anyone tell me the name of the music played in the intro?
min 13.50 it a voltage regulator made by italian company Magneti Marelli
Awesome video
It's not Italian toothpaste... Is anchovies paste! Good to eat
Wow, they made anchovies paste? That is interesting. I can see how it would be useful in the field.
@@olliefoxx7165 as much as a ceramic plate. But at lest you have something to eat...
That case you found is a voltage regulator from magneti marelli
How do you know where to look for WWII relics?
are you dutch? you sound like Max Verstappen
The italian one isnt toothpaste is fish paste somethings to eat
Funny, didnt spot that! Thanks for the info.
WoW amazing as always
That's so cool you guys should try it in Mexico
That's not Italian toothpaste, but anchovy paste for making sauce
Chain may be for a sink stopper, based on the toothpaste and razor part.
Dat porselein zo mooi !