Machine gun bunkers everywhere. Hitler needed to really protect this location.
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Machine gun bunkers everywhere. Hitler ordered to really protect this location at any cost.
Why are there so many of them ?
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There is no way I'd ever be able to get into those partially filled bunkers. Thank you for getting in there and showing them to us.
They are interesting to see and find and we loved to share that :)
Hello HH & EE, Filling it with sand was a quick way to make the bunkers inaccessible.
yes they often did that yes. Thanks for watching.
i can understand why some of these old bunkers and gun positions have been buried, WWII was so horrific in so many ways, people want to forget. but we should never forget or doomed to repeat history...
They want the WARs to Go Away !!!😁😁😁
Thanks for watching :)
Great to see this history, amazing to see the original ring for the MG’s. Nature has claimed back the airfield but what you showed was amazing for history buffs like me. Thank you 👍🍻
We thank you for that my friend and greetings from us.
EE living up to his name once again. Very well spotted young man. What a wonderful site, with so much undisturbed, and very little spray paint. That airfield seems to have been important to the German war machine as it is very well defended. I wonder if we will be lucky and get episode 3 from here? Thank you both for sharing with us. Stay safe and well my friends
Yes this was a very important place for them and we loved to find these positions. There are even more that are fully buried and we could not find them. Thanks form us and greetings.
Must have been quite an installation with all the trees cleared to form an operational airfield. Doesn't look like the place is visited that often, I guess the bunkers are quite easy to miss amongst all of the trees. Great video again HH and EE.
It actually looked nothing much during the days and that is what i think the Germans liked about it. Just a couple of fields where they could have their aircraft and hide away :) Great explore and thanks for your great support :)
Very well defended airfield, couldn't imagine having to attack this location from the ground. The ammunition bunker must have held munitions for the aircraft also. Thank you and EE for the tour and can't wait for the next part of this location. Take care and stay safe out there my friends.
Yes there are even more of the " defensive system " around there but fully buried today. Yes they stored bombs and ammo for the aircraft there. Thanks for your great support Allen and we send a greeting your way :)
It's Cool to see how much Eagle eyes has grown over the years of videos.. Great content... Keep up the great work,,
Yes grows like a horse he does and we thank you for watching.
MG sites in needed positions. Amazing number of troops needed to man them all I would imagine. Great spotting from EE who is growing taller each episode. Keep feeding him!
Yes those Tobruks are something else. EE loved the place and he will for sure grow even taller :) Thanks and greetings from us.
Everytime I watch you go into one of these elaborate bunkers, I think to myself ,"How did the Germans move so much concrete into these remote locations! Concrete requires a mixer and the sheer size of some of these dug outs meant they needed quite a large amount of equipment to do this including the machinery r man power to dig out such a large structure!
yes so many questions and so much interesting to see. Thanks
Love it when EE lives up to his name. Most of us would struggle to find those Tobruks in that forest but he just has "the eye" for it. Most of those bunkers have been buried really well, so finding them all would definitely be a challenge. I think for those we have seen, we have to thank Mother Nature's rains, over the last 70 plus years, for washing the soils into them, and revealing the entrances. I am glad that they were buried, rather than blown up, as it preserved them for our HH Team to find, and to share with us, and has also saved the for future "HH Teams" to ponder on. As always, thank you both for all you efforts to bring these amazing places to us. Stay Safe!
Yes EE do have a special sense for this and he really do find stuff that i cant even see and very glad for that. Agree , better that they are buried then removed or blown up as they can then always be refound and studied. Thanks and greetings from us.
Have you had anymore ghostie experiences WW2 HH ? Never forgot these earlier videos in the haunted woods from a few years back.
Well sometimes we do " feel " that there are more out there then the eye can see but i really could not tell. Thanks for watching.
The gun turrets had it going on ! They were very good at protecting a place! Way to go EE , finding the lost turret! Great job ! The place would have been fun to walk it myself . Thank you , HH and EE I have my Sunday afternoon walk in ! Enjoyed it much . Be careful! Be safe ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
We loved to see this place and to walk here is just awesome. Such great explore and we thank you Mark for being here :)
Thanks. Here is a tiny bit towards fuel. The underground ammo storage bunker you found EE was very interesting. I wonder too how come they didn't build a 3rd room HH. The sand bit mystifies me a bit, as if they wanted to totally forget about the buildings, they would fill them in right to the top I would think. I can only imaagine the amount of steps you two put in, during your excurions. Hard work indeed. Yes, some might forget that most of the German soldiers were like any other human being with dreams, families, loved ones, felt pain, and fear. We must never judge soldiers on any side of a war as either all evil or all good. Life/human beings are not that simplistic. You discovering the 58C Tobruk Turret was an incredible and unexpected find. Also, found that historical site very interesting and looking forward to P2. Thank you HH and EE. Stay safe and keep smiling.
yes we do a few steps on our explores that is for sure. This place is something else and we loved to share it. Thanks for your kind support and we send a warm summer greeting your way :)
awesome videos trying to do research on German airfields doing the war is difficult I can find very little not as easy as Royal Air Force
Appreciated and greetings from us.
I know I couldn't keep up with EE , This is fantastic subject matter. Another 50 yrs and you may never see any of this. Good work guys !
Glad you enjoyed it Dave and we send a warm summer greeting your way :)
Another fascinating defense position! The number of machine gun tobruks is a definite show of force to whomever decided to storm these positions. Without the forest you could see for miles in all directions and anyone trying to sneak in would be cut to pieces.
Yes we need to be remined that they were more than just soldiers. They were human beings. There were atrocities done by all sides not just by the Germans. History likes to leave things out in their teachings.
Until part 3 take care and stay safe. 💖💯
This place is interesting indeed and a good example of how much is still out there. Loved it and we send a summer greeting your way :)
Some great bunkers there and was terrific that you came across some bunkers that you didn't even know about! Will be looking forward to part 3 and seeing what else you came across.
IT is a very interesting place and so much going on there and even stuff we didnt find i bet. Thanks so much my friend for your incredible support :)
Nice place, great defenses. It doesn't look it now, but it would have been wide open, great for viewing. That so many of the MG positions are still there even though filled up, is remarkable. Well done my friend, as always EE is talking to the ground dwellers to find the positions. This would be interesting to map out and compare to other large locations. Another well done video my friend. The 2 of you stay safe and well out there.
Yes there are even more positions around there but they are fully buried. EE loved this place and so did i. Thanks so much for the great support and greetings from us.
Wow can't believe all the MG positions Holy cow thanks for all your hard work.
So much to see out there and we send a summer greeting to you Jacob :)
I can totally understand why you love places like this. Thank you both for a great discovery video.
Glad you like them and yes we loved this place and so many interesting details to see. Thanks and more to come :)
Finding all those MG areas was outstanding! Indeed they wanted to protect that air field lol. Can't imagine how it must have felt out there on guard duty. Love the area . Curious if any battles were ever fought around that airfield???? Thanks for an outstanding job on showing us; and EE spotting that one, good job! Looking ahead/forward to the next. Hope you are well. Stay safe and smile
Interesting place. No battle took place but the Allies strafed the area every now and then. Thanks Colleen :)
So happy to see these defense positions before they disappear into the landscape. A few more years of vegetation growth and most of them will be gone. It was unusual to see the bunker with the two rooms separated by a large wall. Wonder if it was a protective measure to protect one side if the other side exploded? So nice that Eagle Eyes used his super powers to find the machine gun position you didn’t know was there. No telling what is out there that you may have walked past. Am really enjoying this massive road trip.
yes not much time left before they are fully gone. The bunker could have such a feature yes. EE is really doing well out there and loved that. Thanks Anthony.
Now that was a fascinating location. Must have been important to have that many Tobruk's in the area. Thanks for finding all that for me.
We agree Larry , they really did build a lot there and even more that is fully buried that we cant see.
Important it was and who knows what more is around there. Have a great summer and keep smiling :)
Can you imagine being caught up in a cross fire ? A flea wouldn't have a chance, anything that moved got whacked.
Yes such a powerful little system that is. Thanks William and more to come :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter And a good afternoon my friend, intensive fields of fire ,then the anti aircraft guns, FLAK City, my uncle Everett Lloyd was a B17 tail gunner, shot down over the 2d swienfurt run, 305th bomb group
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and everyone else thank you for sharing your adventures in history
Hello Earl and so great to see you happy and smiling. Greeting from us and have a great day :)
❤ looking forward to seeing more history.
Very well my friend and more shall come :)
HH and EE thank you for sharing your adventures. fascinating to see the defence systems up close.
Glad you enjoyed it
I enjoyed part 2 as I do all of your videos and I look forward to the next. As alway's " Good Hunting "
Thanks Bluerebel :)
What a very well-defended position, HH and Eagle Eyes! So many cool features. I really enjoyed the tour!❤
Thank you for that Cynthia and greetings from us.
Thanks
Very kind of you Ted and we hope you are doing better and you wife is feeling better. Thanks and we shall share more my friend :)
ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO GUY’S!!!! EAGLE EYE’S IS THE MAN👍👍
He is indeed my hero and thanks for being here :)
😊Another interesting WW2 German Atlantic Wall defensive set-up. EE of course found an opening for an interesting Tobruk MG mount. Thanks for taking us inside HH & EE.
yes this place is awesome and more to come. Thanks form us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter I'll try harder for a 💗 next time
i bit too tired today after being out there for 9 hours with EE :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Totally understandable, just couldn't resist a tease. Me bad. 🙃
Did they use splinter shields on these mg positions? Great video!
i am not sure actually. Thanks and greetings from us.
You can't throw a rock without hitting a machine gun!
Indeed and such a great place to look into. Thanks for watching.
another great video great work loved that big underground bunker
Thanks my friend :)
Great to see EE at the top of his game. What a special location.
Loved it and thanks for being here :)
Thanks history hunter and eagle eyes 💜💜💜👍👍👍👍 great video . I plan on watching all your videos . I’m on 3 years ago now 👍👍👍👍
That is amazing to read Wendy and so appreciated. Hope you are having a great summer and we send a greeting from us.
Great video from the dynamic duo, a question. Can you tell me if metal detecting/digging is forbidden here, as it is in other parts of Europe. The reason I ask is that a barrack foundation would be a great place to metal detect as the barrack had a wooden floor, coins etc would have easily been lost. Thank you again for sharing your time and knowledge with us.
There are different laws and regulations all over Eur. At this location one could do MD if one wanted just following the regulations for the area and landowners permit and good will :) Thanks my friend.
Great MG locations. Many of them.
Loved it Joe and thanks for wawtching.
You definitely walk some miles on these ww2 adventures and eagle eyes the amount of hours he's racked up over the days and years doing this amazing history project's is phenomenal
We do indeed and it at least keeps me fit :) Thanks Karl and greetings from us.
Eagle eyes is amazing. And so are you for taking him to all the location's. Great video as always.
Thank you for the kind words and a greeting from us :)
hello have a good dayy.
You too
Thanks for sharing, good job EE keep finding those hidden areas.
Appreciated George and thanks for being here :)
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Thank you Charles :)
OMG IM SO SORRY THAT I DIDNT SAY HI IN THIS VIDEO I DIDNT SEE IT SO ILL SAY IT NOW hi
Cool my friend and thanks for being here with us :)
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Thanks Jim :)
Another excellent chapter HH & EE! 👍
Appreciated and greetings from us.
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Thanks for that Ted :)
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Thank you :)
Nice video thanks.
Thanks for being here :)
great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video my friends 😎😎😎
How awesome that EE could spot tobruks that you didn't know from the maps! He misses nothing andis a great spotter. Awesome that you couldwalk through the underground munitions bunker. The partial blocking resulted in zero graffiti. Looking forward to part 3 and what could be more spectacular than what you have already revealed ❤
yes EE does so well out there and so glad for that. Such a great place and thanks Beverley :)
Really interesting base thank you. It amazes me the HOURS they must have wasted pile sand into that bunker trying to seal it up only to give up and realsie they could never do it. STUPID people.
Very nice place and thanks for being here :)
That partially filled bunker was something to behold! Are the airfield runways gone (removed) or just covered with soil? So much of the munition and protection infrastructure is still around I wondered if the runways are still there. Thanks for taking us along on another adventure! You and EE stay safe and stay well!
They only used the grass as landing fields there. Lots of more structures still there and some we did not even find. Thanks Donald and greetings from us.
Thank you so much, Eagle Eye's your an amazing young man. Keep up all your amazing discoveries and your daddy filming for all of us to enjoy.
We thank YOU William for your great support :)
Great Monday Morning exploration as usual! Thanks HH and EE!
Thanks again!
This is an absolutely brilliant location, it just keeps on giving. Well done for managing to get into those partially filled bunkers 👏. Well done to EE a well for shooting all those extra features. He certainly lives upto his name. Thanks for sharing this excellent video 👍
Agree John and EE does so well out there i think. Thanks and more to come :)
Amazing location and loving the content. Thank you both for sharing.
Thanks so much!
Nice one EE 👀 Keep up with your awesome observations, keep HH Dad on his toes hehehe 😅👍🏻👍🏻💙💛
Will do
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Thanks and greetings from us.
Very cool stuff. Ever run into any wild animals when you go into those bunkers?
yes we have seen foxes , birds , deer , bats , frogs , dogs , cats and who knows what not in bunkers. Thanks Garry :)
Maybe hidden room in the lilltle bunker. Look strange your right
i see and who knows Thanks for being here :)
Great eyes, my boy! And another great video! Keep up the hard work with your father!
Thank you! Will do!
Hi all, in that ammo bunker with the walled up bit did you look outside to see if it could be a sealed up secret part? You might find some gold or something 😊
Nit that i remember. Thanks for watching.
Hi hh & ee this place was heavily defended another great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice 😅
Thank you :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter your welcome 😁
Great work by you two.
Thank you :)
Awesome
Thank you Marilyn.
hi
Hello from us :)
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Thanks my friend :)
beautiful scenery
Thank you John :)
Where is this place?