That is so kind of you my friend and we greatly appreciate that. So kind of you and it will for sure come in handy in upcoming planned explores. Thanks so much from us :)
A father and his son exploring together. So awesome. I miss my old man so much. It’s heartening to see you doing things together. Watching from America…..
My son has told me many times ; Thank you daddy for the time together. You and your father did a lot during the years my friend. Be proud and use what he learned you and remember it with joy and happiness. That is all we can do as tie goes by so quick. Thanks so much and we send a greetings from us my friend :)
The way you two sniff out history just amazes me thanks for doing the hard work and sharing this great video history hunter and eagle eyes I hope all is going well with you guys
Wow...what you did was historic. To find that cold... Remember, the German responders probably had smoke and fire to guide them. That was a BMW round engine. Probably from the wing, as the center one was most likely obliterated. That corrugated aluminum really is iconic. You're going to have every warbird enthusiast as viewers if not already! Many thanks.
At the start of the video when we see EE it made me realize just how much he has grown in so many way since the day of the little boy and his dump truck playing while Daddy metal detects :) That was an amazing find so much of it still left. EE I can't imagine walking to the store in 24C let alone climbing over all those rocks! Great job! Can't wait to see the full kayak video, stay healthy and safe dear friends.
yes i remember that and am i so glad that i have had the honor to share those years with him out here. YOU and other fantastic people made that all possible by your FANTASTIC support to what we share with you. Thank YOU for that JuleyC :)
I said the same exact thing!!! Was surprised how much older Adlerauge had become.. I've been watching and loving these videos for quite some time. I love it...
@@robertbraun7155 Indeed he has grown and it has actually been quite a few years now that he has been exploring out there and very glad for that. Thanks for being here with us my friend :)
Another great explore, good job EE for spotting the remains of the fuel barrel. The pieces of the plane were amazing to see and the cylinder head was a nice surprise. Beautiful place to see also. Thank you and EE for taking us along. Take care, keep smiling and stay safe my friends.
Yes , those pieces made it all worth it. Tough hike it was and very warm. EE did so well out there that day and very proud of him. Thanks so much Allen for your great support :)
EE, HH, guys. Seriously awesome work! Such beautiful, and spectacular, terrain, with some gorgeous ocean views, but, experience knows how hard it was to travel over, especially with that boggy ground. But you did it! EE's Special Power strikes again! Finding just a few broken pieces of aluminium would have been enough, but finding that piece of the corrugated skin was just solid confirmation you got there. And then, the shattered engine was just the icing on the cake. Really amazing finds! And to think, you guys had probably walked in the footsteps of the German recovery team, who would have had to trek over the same country, looking for the same pieces of aircraft. Only 80+ years apart. Just an amazing piece of History Hunting. Thank you both for the time, and effort, you put in to bring us these amazing locations, and finds. Cheers to you both! Great work!
It was a very tough one indeed. So warm. Engine was the very best for us and we loved the explore. We might have walked the same path yes. Thanks my friend and more to come :)
Remains of the engine was a fantastic find along with the other bits of frame. Certainly a good walk for you both to get to that point, stay safe out there my friends. 👍👍
What an amazing, successful explore, HH and EE! When you found that engine, I was so excited!!! I love these explores, I feel I am right there with you!❤
Finding that iconic piece of corrugated JU52 skin, put the find over the top. Then, finding the engine with the crankshaft and connecting rods exposed, was another great experience. I can’t wait for more videos. Thanks for all your all of the great work.
Hey Eagle Eyes, I dont do very well in hot weather either so I know how much you pushed through and completed the mission. 👍..I want to see more of you. 😊
Bogs are no fun. Thanks for going through that hike to get us to the site. Great that there is still stuff there including that front part of the engine. Hope you packed out a few parts for your shadowboxes & displays.
Another great exploration adventure guys! It is amazing how you find these locations, and then do all the leg work to bring the history to life, and share it with us. Looking forward to the next adventure. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺!
@@garylawless3608 Hi Gary,another Australian hear , H H and E E's are History Hunting champions I can't think of a time when they haven't delivered excellent Posts ! F N Q 🦘🇦🇺
this was a awesome episode being able to touch those pieces and thinking about who handled them before 80 yrs. ago or more thanks for all your hard work ,Neil
Such a beautiful loction once again, so very different from 80 years ago, in the deepth of darkness that was WWII. EE leading the way,and in that heat, well done, I know how hard it is to walk, and climb in that heat. So much of the JU52 still on the mountain side, thank you for taking us along and sharing. Stay safe and well my friends
Absolutely my friend , was a tough and warm hike in those fantastic mountain ranges. Loved it and we thank you for your fantastic support my friend and we send our greetings to you :)
A relative of my was JU 52 Pilot during WWII and he and his copilot missed the course from Italy to Tunisia after a party with a lot of alcohol the evening before. Very early in the morning they saw an island and this island was Malta. They expected after to get shot down by British Spitfires but the English slept and no enemy fighter came and killed them. After landing in Tunisia they celebrated their second birthday. He survived the WWII without any injuries and he was a funny guy! Greetings from Linz Austria 🇦🇹 Europe!
That is such a fantastic find! Who would have thought that that engine part would have survived all those years without being taken or further damaged by the locals!! Not only were the views breathtaking, the amazing discoveries were too!! Another absolutely stunning exploration! Keep up the great work!
Love the aircraft explores. All those parts there ! Anything from tiny fragments to that time you metal detected what turned out to be an entire bomb rack/carrier box from I think a Heinkel. Amazing views too ! Thankyou again Team HH !
Did the report state a accident cause ? You both have done such a impressive job locating this isolated area. Those peices are fantastic. Congratulations to both of you. 😊
Great video HH , And the tedious trek paid off ! I hope you found room in the back pack for the piston ! THAT would make for a very special diorama or shadow box !
So happy for you guys finding parts of the plane AND a big piece of the engine AWESOME. I haven't been getting notifications on many of my channels so I'm missing several episodes. I'll have to catch up.
Hi HH & EE, The Junker JU-52 was indeed the workhorse of transport aircraft. The walk to the location was not in vain. It is a great find the parts of the aircraft.
How wonderful it must have been to find the first piece but it had to be really exciting to find the engine pieces. That was a lot of work to get to this beautiful location. It’s hard to believe that something so tragic could happen there. Am sure if you had more time you could find a lot more. Great job guys.
It really was and such a tough day out there in such warm weather my friend. We will actually go back here in the future as we have something unfinished to do there. Thanks Anthony and more to come soon :)
Another excellent explore Gentleman ! I like many I am sure would love that Engine casing and Propeller Hub in my garage or backyard on display what an excellent talking point ! I hope the Piston made it home safely ? 😊
I grew up in an area in New Zealand very much like that, near the sea but not as much boggy areas. Funnily enough pioneered by Scandinavians! The "TanteJu" is my favourite WW2 plane, with the corrugated aluminium.
That was awesome that you guys found the evidence of that Junker!!! Well done EE!!!! I can imagine the Germans had a hard time to getting to that area as well; unless they came in by sea??? Great eyes on finding the remainder of one of the engines as well. Terrific finds!!! Prob metal detecting would have been really awesome too, but......All in all, wonderful job guys!!!! Thanks for showing us
The area you two are in is quite beautiful, but rugged area...what a location for an explore! I suddenly realized how EE is growing, he has gotten quite tall!! You found it! Parts seemed to be everywhere in the rocks! That aircraft really came apart. Parts of the engine found! I could make out the shark fin on the mountain. I imagine the explosion of the fuel must have been a large fire. I was thinking about how much aluminum the Germans used in so many items, where did they get the bauxite raw materials for the production? Great adventure and share guys!
Totally beautiful area Donald and it was a tough hie but well worth it. They got materials from all over Europe i guess. Loved it and thanks for your very kind support Donald and take care out there :)
Fantastic find guys as for that heat EE down here in Australia it can come close to double that depending where you are. The hottest I have ever been in was 46C and no airconditioning I think 53C was the hottest recorded at Marble Bar in Western Australia believe me the ground is like looking at Mars in most places over that side lol.
Another great exploration. Your needle in a haystack keeps getting bigger. The scenery is fantastic; we trolls would love it. The loose rock pile with bits sticking may be there to hide more significant parts, like a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. EE, you did an excellent job spotting the drum remains. HH, I am surprised you did not attempt to haul the engine part out, or at least the cylinder and piston. Beautiful video, as always, gentlemen. Stay safe and well out there.
Yes we were very happy to find that and a pretty tough hike that was. We will for sure return later for a special mission we want to do there. Thanks so much my friend :)
Wow, thanks my friend for sticking in there for us , really appreciated. Yes EE is really growing like a horse these days and he could be taller then me in the very near future. Thanks from us :)
Amazing you got what you wished for, an engine 😁 Kayak trip, stay away from the banjo player if you bump into one😅EE, you're a superhero so chill when HH is almost jumping out of his pants out of excitement when you spotted that drum 😂
EE comes up trumps again , need to do a gold hunt together you'll be rich with EE as a spotter . Great explore again you are so good at what you do , it's a shame that UA-cam doesn't recognise the importance of your work.
A tribute to your research and perseverance to find the remains of that air accident. I was thinking how close the pilot got to clearing the mountain he hit. Is there any record of the names of the crew who lost their lives there? Another fascinating video.
Thanks allowing me to follow along with your explorations. I hope the water yo drank from that stream did not make you sick. A pocket water filter would help a lot.
Are those remaining pieces left there for others to find or do some of them take a few odd pieces like parts of the engine, fuselage etc as i wouldnt mind a historic aircrafts engine to mount in my room as long as it is allowed to be removed from the wreck site
If the plane was loaded with fuel barrels it likely exploded and burned enough to destroy most of the plane. Aluminum would have melted into almost nothing. As for the engines, I’ve seen photos of aircraft engines being almost completely destroyed. Especially after hitting that stone hilltop.
Hiya HH team 👋🏻 AMAZING!😮 HOLY MADONNA!😮 AWESOMENESS 😮 Well done EE on such a testing day, you are outstanding & you’re keeping your old man going too👍🏻👍🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻 That must be your find of the year or even the find of your hunting career HH, finding that engine 😮 That is what keeps everyone here, wondering what we’re going to see next!👀 On that note…..can’t wait to see what’s next 😁 SUBSCRIBE ✅ NOTIFICATION 🔔 ✅ See ya soon my friend 🇬🇧🫶🏻🇳🇴
Yes EE is truly my inspiration and he did so well. What a fantastic explore and scenery there Glenn. Just loved it. More to some and appreciate your great support :)
Thanks! A little gas money for my friends
That is so kind of you my friend and we greatly appreciate that. So kind of you and it will for sure come in handy in upcoming planned explores. Thanks so much from us :)
A father and his son exploring together. So awesome. I miss my old man so much. It’s heartening to see you doing things together. Watching from America…..
My son has told me many times ; Thank you daddy for the time together. You and your father did a lot during the years my friend. Be proud and use what he learned you and remember it with joy and happiness. That is all we can do as tie goes by so quick. Thanks so much and we send a greetings from us my friend :)
The way you two sniff out history just amazes me thanks for doing the hard work and sharing this great video history hunter and eagle eyes I hope all is going well with you guys
Thanks 👍so much for the kind words and greetings from us :)
Wow...what you did was historic. To find that cold... Remember, the German responders probably had smoke and fire to guide them.
That was a BMW round engine. Probably from the wing, as the center one was most likely obliterated.
That corrugated aluminum really is iconic.
You're going to have every warbird enthusiast as viewers if not already! Many thanks.
Indeed a great explore and we loved that. Thanks for being here with us :)
Excellent find. Great work. Very interesting. Thanks for taking us along for the ride lads.
Appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
At the start of the video when we see EE it made me realize just how much he has grown in so many way since the day of the little boy and his dump truck playing while Daddy metal detects :) That was an amazing find so much of it still left. EE I can't imagine walking to the store in 24C let alone climbing over all those rocks! Great job! Can't wait to see the full kayak video, stay healthy and safe dear friends.
yes i remember that and am i so glad that i have had the honor to share those years with him out here. YOU and other fantastic people made that all possible by your FANTASTIC support to what we share with you. Thank YOU for that JuleyC :)
I said the same exact thing!!! Was surprised how much older Adlerauge had become..
I've been watching and loving these videos for quite some time. I love it...
@@robertbraun7155 Indeed he has grown and it has actually been quite a few years now that he has been exploring out there and very glad for that. Thanks for being here with us my friend :)
Another great explore, good job EE for spotting the remains of the fuel barrel. The pieces of the plane were amazing to see and the cylinder head was a nice surprise. Beautiful place to see also. Thank you and EE for taking us along. Take care, keep smiling and stay safe my friends.
Yes , those pieces made it all worth it. Tough hike it was and very warm. EE did so well out there that day and very proud of him. Thanks so much Allen for your great support :)
Another great video. Thank you for sharing history with us. Great job, EE.
Glad you enjoyed it Bob and it is a pleasure and honor to have you here with us :)
EE, HH, guys. Seriously awesome work! Such beautiful, and spectacular, terrain, with some gorgeous ocean views, but, experience knows how hard it was to travel over, especially with that boggy ground. But you did it! EE's Special Power strikes again! Finding just a few broken pieces of aluminium would have been enough, but finding that piece of the corrugated skin was just solid confirmation you got there. And then, the shattered engine was just the icing on the cake. Really amazing finds! And to think, you guys had probably walked in the footsteps of the German recovery team, who would have had to trek over the same country, looking for the same pieces of aircraft. Only 80+ years apart. Just an amazing piece of History Hunting. Thank you both for the time, and effort, you put in to bring us these amazing locations, and finds. Cheers to you both! Great work!
It was a very tough one indeed. So warm. Engine was the very best for us and we loved the explore. We might have walked the same path yes. Thanks my friend and more to come :)
Remains of the engine was a fantastic find along with the other bits of frame. Certainly a good walk for you both to get to that point, stay safe out there my friends. 👍👍
yes so great to see that we found the location. Tough and warm it was but so well worth it my friend. Thanks for being here and greetings from us :)
What an amazing, successful explore, HH and EE! When you found that engine, I was so excited!!! I love these explores, I feel I am right there with you!❤
We did and you were with us all the time my friend :) Such fantastic scenery there. Thanks from us and keep smiling .)
Finding that iconic piece of corrugated JU52 skin, put the find over the top. Then, finding the engine with the crankshaft and connecting rods exposed, was another great experience. I can’t wait for more videos. Thanks for all your all of the great work.
Yes it was quite a day my friend and we loved it. Thanks for being here with us :)
What an awesome explore! I love it when you both find evidence in a big way! Such a beautiful area to explore. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
Thanks! You too!
Hey Eagle Eyes, I dont do very well in hot weather either so I know how much you pushed through and completed the mission. 👍..I want to see more of you. 😊
Thanks 👍and yes EE did push hard there and always inspire me. Thanks so much for the kind words and more to come :)
Another great History finds. Thank you for sharing the trip with us. Looked like a hard climb, but you did it.
This was a tough one ,lots of hiking but we never surrender Larry :) We thank you for your great support and more to come :)
You and Eagle Eyes did a great search and recovery adventure! I always enjoy your adventures! Continued success and continued adventures!
Thanks so much!
Another successful hunt! To find that engine part was totally amazing. Great work on hard terrain. Salutes to EE for sticking in there!
Indeed and what a find that was. Thanks Stephanie :)
Bogs are no fun. Thanks for going through that hike to get us to the site. Great that there is still stuff there including that front part of the engine. Hope you packed out a few parts for your shadowboxes & displays.
Was such a fantastic hike my friend and we really loved that out there. Thanks so much for your great support and greetings from us :)
Fantastic footwork to find the crash site. Thanks, and as always, " Good Hunting "
Tough one but very glad we did that my friend. Thanks so much for being here :)
Another great exploration adventure guys! It is amazing how you find these locations, and then do all the leg work to bring the history to life, and share it with us. Looking forward to the next adventure. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺!
We had a tough day out there but it worked out very nice i think. Great explore and thanks from us and a greetings to Australia my friend :)
@@garylawless3608 Hi Gary,another Australian hear , H H and E E's are History Hunting champions I can't think of a time when they haven't delivered excellent Posts ! F N Q 🦘🇦🇺
this was a awesome episode being able to touch those pieces and thinking about who handled them before 80 yrs. ago or more thanks for all your hard work ,Neil
Glad you enjoyed it
Such a beautiful loction once again, so very different from 80 years ago, in the deepth of darkness that was WWII. EE leading the way,and in that heat, well done, I know how hard it is to walk, and climb in that heat. So much of the JU52 still on the mountain side, thank you for taking us along and sharing. Stay safe and well my friends
Absolutely my friend , was a tough and warm hike in those fantastic mountain ranges. Loved it and we thank you for your fantastic support my friend and we send our greetings to you :)
A relative of my was JU 52 Pilot during WWII and he and his copilot missed the course from Italy to Tunisia after a party with a lot of alcohol the evening before. Very early in the morning they saw an island and this island was Malta. They expected after to get shot down by British Spitfires but the English slept and no enemy fighter came and killed them. After landing in Tunisia they celebrated their second birthday. He survived the WWII without any injuries and he was a funny guy! Greetings from Linz Austria 🇦🇹 Europe!
Thanks for sharing and for watching.
@@WW2HistoryHunter Please don’t say Tschunkers. Junkers is spoken Yunkers. Greetings from Linz Austria 🇦🇹 Europe!
That is such a fantastic find! Who would have thought that that engine part would have survived all those years without being taken or further damaged by the locals!! Not only were the views breathtaking, the amazing discoveries were too!! Another absolutely stunning exploration! Keep up the great work!
yes it was a tough but great hike and so glad we found and shared that with you my friend. Loved it and thanks Christopher :)
Love the aircraft explores. All those parts there ! Anything from tiny fragments to that time you metal detected what turned out to be an entire bomb rack/carrier box from I think a Heinkel. Amazing views too ! Thankyou again Team HH !
Yes always exciting things out there and we thank you for your great support my friend :)
Did the report state a accident cause ? You both have done such a impressive job locating this isolated area. Those peices are fantastic. Congratulations to both of you. 😊
We actually dont know for sure but either to heavy loaded or engine failure. Thanks my friend and greetings from us :)
Great video HH , And the tedious trek paid off ! I hope you found room in the back pack for the piston ! THAT would make for a very special diorama or shadow box !
Such a great place that is. tough and warm but well worth it. We are going back on a very special mission there later. Thanks so much my friend :)
A fun search , EE always spots the prize. great video guys
Yes he typically does and we loved to share that with you :)
What a spectacular discovery of an iconic aircraft,once again HH and EE,S painstaking research pays off.👍👍
Many thanks and we loved to see that and share it with you my friend. More to come soon :)
So happy for you guys finding parts of the plane AND a big piece of the engine AWESOME. I haven't been getting notifications on many of my channels so I'm missing several episodes. I'll have to catch up.
Great explore and we thank you for being here with us :)
Thank you for bringing us along
Our pleasure!
Hi HH & EE,
The Junker JU-52 was indeed the workhorse of transport aircraft.
The walk to the location was not in vain.
It is a great find the parts of the aircraft.
Totally so. Tough one but well worth it Oma. Thanks so much for being here with us :)
How wonderful it must have been to find the first piece but it had to be really exciting to find the engine pieces. That was a lot of work to get to this beautiful location. It’s hard to believe that something so tragic could happen there. Am sure if you had more time you could find a lot more. Great job guys.
It really was and such a tough day out there in such warm weather my friend. We will actually go back here in the future as we have something unfinished to do there. Thanks Anthony and more to come soon :)
Another excellent explore Gentleman ! I like many I am sure would love that Engine casing and Propeller Hub in my garage or backyard on display what an excellent talking point ! I hope the Piston made it home safely ? 😊
Great explore and we loved to see that. No piston came our way and glad the pieces are still there to be seen. Thanks :)
I grew up in an area in New Zealand very much like that, near the sea but not as much boggy areas. Funnily enough pioneered by Scandinavians! The "TanteJu" is my favourite WW2 plane, with the corrugated aluminium.
excellent story and find.
Thank you kindly!
Thanks
Thank you my friend for that it is greatly appreciated. We send you a greeting from us and take care out there :)
Beautiful scenery. Sad at the same time . Knowing that someone's family member lost their life here. 🎉❤️✌️😎👍
So true Robert and it was quite a tough hike out there. Thanks so much my friend for being here with us :)
Thanks for sharing , great finds after such a long time, the location stood still almost
Totally so and we loved to share that with you my friend :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter take care guys
That was awesome that you guys found the evidence of that Junker!!! Well done EE!!!! I can imagine the Germans had a hard time to getting to that area as well; unless they came in by sea??? Great eyes on finding the remainder of one of the engines as well. Terrific finds!!! Prob metal detecting would have been really awesome too, but......All in all, wonderful job guys!!!! Thanks for showing us
Well we really dont know i guess they hiked liked we did. Such a great explore and great finds there. Thanks Colleen :)
The area you two are in is quite beautiful, but rugged area...what a location for an explore! I suddenly realized how EE is growing, he has gotten quite tall!! You found it! Parts seemed to be everywhere in the rocks! That aircraft really came apart. Parts of the engine found! I could make out the shark fin on the mountain. I imagine the explosion of the fuel must have been a large fire. I was thinking about how much aluminum the Germans used in so many items, where did they get the bauxite raw materials for the production? Great adventure and share guys!
Totally beautiful area Donald and it was a tough hie but well worth it. They got materials from all over Europe i guess. Loved it and thanks for your very kind support Donald and take care out there :)
Your videos are amazing great content on all your videos
Thank you so much 😀
Great video guys, cheers!
Thanks for watching!
This was one incredible find!!
It really was and we loved to share that with you my friend :)
Well done again EE nice find😮
Thanks my friend :)
Amazing video. Keep it up both of you. 😊
Thank you so much 😁
In a forest beneath my hometown I found also parts from a J 52 and remains from the crew.
Good to know and thanks for watching.
That engine find was amazing.
IT sure was something else and we loved to share that with you my friend :)
Nice find.
Thanks!
Awesome find guys !!!
Thanks Joseph :)
Fantastic find guys as for that heat EE down here in Australia it can come close to double that depending where you are. The hottest I have ever been in was 46C and no airconditioning I think 53C was the hottest recorded at Marble Bar in Western Australia believe me the ground is like looking at Mars in most places over that side lol.
That is pretty warm yes and in a way glad we dont experience that type of heat. Thanks Rodney and we send our greetings to you :)
Thanks!
Very kind of you my friend and greatly appreciated that is. Thank you for that and we send our greetings from us :)
Another great vid 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Thank you 🙌
Eagle Eyes has certainly groown. You must be feeding him well!
Well he has for sure grown but i just cant grasp how much he has grown the last 6 months. It is like a horse. Thanks for being here with us :)
Another great exploration. Your needle in a haystack keeps getting bigger. The scenery is fantastic; we trolls would love it. The loose rock pile with bits sticking may be there to hide more significant parts, like a treasure trove waiting to be discovered. EE, you did an excellent job spotting the drum remains. HH, I am surprised you did not attempt to haul the engine part out, or at least the cylinder and piston. Beautiful video, as always, gentlemen. Stay safe and well out there.
Yes we were very happy to find that and a pretty tough hike that was. We will for sure return later for a special mission we want to do there. Thanks so much my friend :)
Another great find and well done eagle Eyes for sticking that heat! What ocean was that, the Baltic?
It was a great explore and we loved it. Thanks for watching.
But you did not answer my question
oh i see , well we never reveal any of our locations. Thanks.
Well done lads another great find,did you bring any bits back with you? Hope you find many more 🙏 😊
Not at this time and thanks for watching.
No doubt about that one!
Nope was a great explore and thanks so much from us :)
Eagle eyes is probably as tall as you now daddy 😊..been enjoying your shows for years now, from Florida ❤.
Wow, thanks my friend for sticking in there for us , really appreciated. Yes EE is really growing like a horse these days and he could be taller then me in the very near future. Thanks from us :)
What an amazing channel. I’m never not amazed. 😊
We appreciate that and thanks for being here :)
🎖️❤️🩹⭐🙏🏆
Thank you for sharing this
All our pleasure my friend :)
Excellent hunting. We don't have this luck in England unfortunately
History is actually everywhere my friend so never say never :) Thanks for watching.
Amazing you got what you wished for, an engine 😁 Kayak trip, stay away from the banjo player if you bump into one😅EE, you're a superhero so chill when HH is almost jumping out of his pants out of excitement when you spotted that drum 😂
Yes how crazy was that and we loved it. Kayak trip is just amazing my friend and thanks for your kind words Lottie :)
EE comes up trumps again , need to do a gold hunt together you'll be rich with EE as a spotter . Great explore again you are so good at what you do , it's a shame that UA-cam doesn't recognise the importance of your work.
We appreciate that my friend and with yours and other people`s great support we will never surrender :) Thanks.
A tribute to your research and perseverance to find the remains of that air accident. I was thinking how close the pilot got to clearing the mountain he hit. Is there any record of the names of the crew who lost their lives there? Another fascinating video.
It is a great location to look into and exploring. We dont know more afraid to say. Thanks for watching.
Thanks allowing me to follow along with your explorations. I hope the water yo drank from that stream did not make you sick. A pocket water filter would help a lot.
Thank YOU for being here and all is well after drinking :)
The water in Norway is often 100% safe to drink. if its clear and flowing you can drink it, altho dont drink from rivers.
They found a JU -52 in the sea ,some divers did .Not far from where I live about two years !! No one even knew it was there !
There you go and history is everywhere it seems. Thanks for watching.
So cool
Thanks so much my friend :)
I tried to focus on the cliffs to see scarring from impact, I didn't any. Were scars visible? The site delivered, any part numbers to research?
we did see something that caught our attention and we shall return later for a very special mission there , we hope. Thanks for watching Paul :)
With a little care, you could restore that engine.....
Well i think it should be right there for others to see but it should have been taken care of yes. Thanks for watching.
Nice one lad's 👍. Was the bodies recovered????
Thanks so much. We really dont know actually.
Are those remaining pieces left there for others to find or do some of them take a few odd pieces like parts of the engine, fuselage etc as i wouldnt mind a historic aircrafts engine to mount in my room as long as it is allowed to be removed from the wreck site
It is most likely that the pieces could be great for others to see as well. Thanks for watching.
Just wondering, how do you find these plane crash sites?
Believe me , tons of research :)
Great story were do u guys get ur info ,research from im curious?
Actually from all over the place. Thanks for watching.
The crank is duff how bout that ghost in the countryside man that was different
Thanks for watching :)
Looks like you could use a drone for your search
we have one we just didnt bring it. Thanks for watching.
I was looking for that type of balsa kit but they are not available, as far as I know , do you ?
i really dont know. Thanks for watching.
What happened to your metal detection equipment? Thats what you should have brought along to make the search easier!
Nothing happened to that. Some places are just visited and explored. Not metal detected. Thanks for watching.
I worked on D-AQUI
i see and thanks for watching.
hi
Hello my friend and hope you had a great birthday :)
The outside skin of the plane is called 'corrugated aluminum'
ok and thanks for watching.
New video!!!
Indeed and thanks for being here :)
If the plane was loaded with fuel barrels it likely exploded and burned enough to destroy most of the plane. Aluminum would have melted into almost nothing. As for the engines, I’ve seen photos of aircraft engines being almost completely destroyed. Especially after hitting that stone hilltop.
So true and we thank you for being here with us :)
Question do you sell the ww2 that are framed is so where so I go please
You can find our E-mail address under " more " in video description. Thanks for watching.
Very cool aluminate place we can go look for stuff like that
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No metal detectors?
Perhaps later my friend. Thanks for being here :)
People died right there and I wonder what brought that plane down. if they could have made it to the water they may have lived.
Could have been a different ending then yes. Thanks for being here :)
Wo ist das Fleugzeug?
Locations are never given. Thanks for watching.
Did it go bang 💥🫣😅
Most likely so. Thanks
Get a drone with a camera. It will save you hours of searching.
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Hiya HH team 👋🏻
AMAZING!😮
HOLY MADONNA!😮
AWESOMENESS 😮
Well done EE on such a testing day, you are outstanding & you’re keeping your old man going too👍🏻👍🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻
That must be your find of the year or even the find of your hunting career HH, finding that engine 😮
That is what keeps everyone here, wondering what we’re going to see next!👀
On that note…..can’t wait to see what’s next 😁
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Yes EE is truly my inspiration and he did so well. What a fantastic explore and scenery there Glenn. Just loved it. More to some and appreciate your great support :)
A bmw 132 air cooled engine.
Indeed and thanks for watching :)
Aluminium alloy is better than other countries
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You need Bunker Buster Gurl.
Would be fun yes. Thanks for being here with us :)
Take the bits with you and weigh them in a scrapyard c how much it's worth bah 12 p
Hardly. Thanks for watching.
Try using a drone
We will and thanks.
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Always a pleasure my friend :)
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Thanks so much Jim from us :)
Thanks!
Very kind of you my friend and we greatly appreciate that. We send our greetings from us and keep smiling out there :)