Can't help but think of the crew member who died as he had loved ones, dreams, and felt what he was doing was honourable RIP. Amazing that some of the original parts are still there. Pieces of history with some personal memories attached to them. A shame that they could not be preserved. Yes, in 50 yrs they will be no more. You found a lot of crashed airplane parts, indicating a very remote place less travelled. A shame that none of the pieces were salvaged. EE you never cease to amaze me, a bang up job making the difficult trek especially having just recuperated from a broken arm. Hope you had a yummy lunch as you must of worked up a real appetite. Looking forward to your next adventure.
yes so much history up there Laura and hopefully it will stay like that for a long time. Thank you so much for your incredible support it will for sure keep us out there even more and we appreciate that so much. Greetings from us and be safe.
I am an air accident investigator with a lot of experience working on and flying WWII era aircraft. I’m currently living in Brussels and would love to accompany you on your next aviation related adventure. I enjoyed this episode a lot so thank you both.
Extraordinary!! Its like taking that huge step back in time, you guys were standing on the grounds of a time in history that not many people can say they have. Amazing to find so many pieces still there! Thanks for all you two do!
Until you explained that the plane was blown up by the Germans after the crash I could not see how anyone could have survived the crash! So many small pieces scattered all over the countryside! What an interesting site! Thank you and EE for working so hard to get us all to this location and filming along the way! Another wonderful discovery! Stay well and stay safe you two!
i agree and it was probably to remote and to common aircraft that they bothered to rescue it. Loved to visit that place and share it with you Donald. Thank you again for your incredible support my friend and be safe out there :)
The way your track down history is amazing. I'm a big believer in preserving history. And I think they should have kept some of it as a tourist attraction or museum. So history isn't lost like it is. Good bad or evil it's still history.
What an amazing part of history, I was thinking this plane must have hit really hard until you mentioned it was blown up. Great job finding the crash site, can't wait to see the next one on your list. Thank you and EE for keeping history alive.
Yes they chose to blew it up instead of salvage. There were tons of the 52`s around it seems and they didnt want to bother. Thank you Allen for your great support and for being here :)
What an incredible find. Knowing that the German recovery team blew the aircraft up explains why everything is shattered beyond belief, and, at the same time, most of the crew managed to survive. At first it certainly looked like a catastrophic, non survivable, crash. The way the engine cylinders were broken and thrown about. Normally the yellow painted sections on the Ju 52 were the bottom of the wingtips, tail, and engine shrouds, and it's quite stunning that you can still see how bright that yellow was. That long rusting piece at 16:41 is the strut support for the tail plane, and yes, that long piece is probably one of the floats. That is just one of the most amazing crash sites ever, and major kudos to both of you for trekking that far to bring this amazing site to us. Thank you so much for sharing this, and for bringing all these places to those of us who will never see them. Fantastic work as usual Team! Cheers to you all!
Yes Peter what a fantastic place that is. They really blew it up properly and so glad we can share things like this with you all. Thanks Peter and be safe out there.
Your kindness is greatly appreciated Barry and we shall save that for the next epic WW2 road trip we are planning. Thanks so much and we send a huge greetings from us and be safe.
Gosh that is a lot of wreckage still laying around in the crash site. Simply awesome that HH and EE take us on such amazing history tours.just love every minute! ❤️
Wow I love that creek!!! Wish I was out there with you guys!! Thx for letting me tag along on this awesome location!!! Incredible items on the ground there!! Nice Work!!
I'm always amazed to see pieces with the original paint still there! So much debris. It's sad to think someone died in that crash and others were injured. Thank you, HH and EE, for sharing this with us!💖
I was waiting for a plane to fly over you because it really does happen so often to you at these crash sites you find. Wow! Did you find anything from the props? Eagle eyes you do such a fantastic job. You are the pro. Glad your arm is stronger now to. Peace my friends.
Yes always seems to be a aircraft coming over when we are at such locations. We do know where a prop blade is up there yes but we will not share that here :) EE is healed up very nice and thanks for your great support our friend :)
Thank you for all the amazing research you and Elis do to find these amazing locations. Super cool artifacts at this location all the airplane pieces scattered everywhere. And Eli's thank you for all the amazing work you've done it's amazing.
I went for a tour of a JU88 being restored to flying condition, making it the only one that was in flying condition. Very interesting with the corrugated sides, and the windows which you could wind down and up. Those were refurbished, using handles and mechanisms from VW Beetles, so were the only parts they could get that were period correct, and made new.
What a great location with many magnificent finds. This is the first video of yours that I’ve seen with so many large pieces of an aircraft just laying around everywhere. Seeing the cylinders with the pistons still in them give you a ideal as to the huge size of the engine. Was the yellow paint on the inside of the aircraft? So great to see Eagle Eyes healing well after braking his arm. Young ones like him heal faster than the old people like you and I lol. I hope you have a part two for this location. I feel there is so much more to see.
My uncle was a JU-52 pilot during the war. He told me story's of flying transport missions. He truly loved that plane. He became a glider pilot after the war during the 60s. He couldn't shake taking to the sky's out of his blood.
Really highlights the damage sustained in an aircraft crash! Great job just hiking to the location. Very cool you involve your son. Truly making memories for a lifetime!
Thank you EE and HH for all your hard work getting to that location!! Seeing the scattered debris from the plane and knowing that was the resting spot for those airmen! Thank you for sharing with us!
awesome find, as far as the tree goes, after almost 80 years that could just be a new tree that started to grow, so anyone who says the plane parts couldn't have been resting there that long, is wrong, new trees start to grow all the time... awesome video... and wouldn't be nice that as we get older to be able to maintain the same energy as our sons....lol...my best to you and your family.
Incredible discovery 😁 Original yellow paint too. Cool to see Eagle Eyes rocking around with his arm all healed up 😁 Be safe and have fun out there on your adventures ❤️
After 3 days on a live fire exercise, this is just what I needed, thanks you. So much of that 52 is still left on that mountain side, it is amazing. Can I ask, why the yellow paint? Is that the same as the RAF with Yellow being used for rescue aircraft as it was a float plane, unusual in a 52? So happy to see EE fully recovered, and leading the way uo that mountain, you go young man, lead the way. Thank you both for sharing and a little gas money on the way. Stay safe and well my friends
The Germans did often paint the aircraft with different colors in the early years to prevent friendly FLAK fire. EE is truly getting strong and thanks Barry for your great support :)
You have a great son & daughter. I enjoy when I see them in your videos. They have an outstanding father. Wow quite a lot of wreckage left over. This was a very interesting discovery.
Very well done again, finding lost history, makes a person think about the air crews like the submariners, tankers, etc....,knocking out a vehicle, aircraft, etc...., but the men inside those machines. They had jobs to do just as Jim, frank, Tommy wearing fatigues, British khaki did. Beautiful landscape too, that mountain stream , imagine having a summer home there, a huge fireplace, no phones, no noise just peace and quiet.
@@WW2HistoryHunter It's the same when I go sit in my war room and think about who wore those uniforms, carried that equipment, used those weapons, but reading the diaries, notes, etc from those men and women. Keep up the great work guys.
Fantastic the stuff that's still there nice original paint too the iconic yellow. Beautiful scenery too. Went back and rewatched a couple of bits. Hope E Es arm is almost mended ... he's one tough kid ... thankyou again !
Many thanks Stephen and yes EE has healed up fantastic thanks to so many great comments and people who helped him in a bad time. Thanks and greetings from us.
Kudo to HH and EE for making that trek to show us the wreckage. Intriguing how the yellow paint lasts the longest. Hope you both made it back safe and sound!
What a poignant reminder of the war. Finding all that wreckage of that ju52 and hearing the story behind its fate. Could the large piece you found around the tree be one of the doors? It looked like it to me. Thanks to you and EE for sharing history with us once again
Wow what a scenic place beautiful scenery and view alot of pieces scattered around and too have the yellow paint still on the debris is amazing makes you wonder with the bullet holes great video guys and RIP 🙏🏼 to the poor chap who lost his life in this tragic crash
What happened to the engines and cockpit controls;? Awesome adventure. I would love to hike with you in search of all the things you are looking for. Great video
Amazing that some of the paint has survived all these years on the super structure up in the mountain . EE and HH another fabulous discovery, so many distinctive parts still in great condition. As always take care.
Nice stick man HH. Kinda looks like you & EE. 🤣 Yes what would you do without your little man. Adorable pic of EE at 2. He was so tall for a toddler. A tall man he will be. He did amazing on that adventure with his newly healed arm. He was tired but still ventured on. Beautiful area, who would ever think that there was ever a plane crash of a JU52. The broken parts of the plane tell a story. Must have been so frightening for the remaining crew. I hope the injured survived. I am surprised anyone even lived through that. What a trooper you were EE. Thanks for taking us there. I bet there is so much more there at the crash site. Yes, yet another propeller aircraft flying over, I believe a sign. Thanks EE & HH. 😁
That was great ! The country was so beautiful! I’ve never seen a crash site that big and it’s still there amazing ! Great lunch break because of you and EE!!Thanks !Be careful! Be save ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What a find. Thank you and EE for going to all that effort. Amazing to see some of the corrugated design of the Ju52 still there. The yellow paint (Rlm 04) is a huge plus for me being a model builder. The colour is very vibrant, not as pale as some believe. Great to see. I would say that tree has simply grown around that piece of wreckage over time. I hope EE has healed fully by now. Thank you again. Hello from Australia
@@WW2HistoryHunter That's great to hear mate. I have really got to get to Europe sometime to look around. Although we are very lucky to have alot of German WW2 hardware in Australia, much of it in original paint. All the very best to you both.
Amazing find!!! The engine parts are incredible. Its just really interesting how theyre just laying around, above ground, as if someone set them there last week!!!
This is the case in many places in Europe. Especially Eastern Europe where the Russian front was. There’s machine guns and foxholes. Bones helmets. Still lying where they fell. It’s amazing. There’s a UA-cam channel that goes to excavate the stuff. Imaging walking through a field and finding a mp-40 laying on the ground. Or a karbinger98 laying there. Check the ww2 excavation sites. Very interesting. Almost with we could venture out and find WW2 artifacts.
Thank you for sharing this history,,,I had heard rumors of this crash site,and now to see the crash site is amazing,,can not imagine what the crew went through when it hit the ground ..
Welcome back eagle eyes glad to see you're here with your dad again doing more world war II explorations I love the videos and I love the content you guys are amazing
Great find. Since when is a young man not hungry. The heavy piece was the crankshaft for one of the radial engines. Most of the metal seemed to be airfoil surface or float. The one complex chunk contained fuselage. Now that you said the Luftwaffe destroyed the Ju makes sense that there is not as many fuselage pieces around. Again, great find and gorgeous terrain. Good weather for the climb. What altitude was it at? Last couple of videos I have managed to get collogues and classmates to watch, they don't understand the camera deception that the trail/road looks flat but is going uphill. EE keep up your work. Both of you stay safe and well.
Yes what a great place that is and they sure blew it up properly it seems. Was some hundred meters up there. Yes the camera cant convey how incredible steep some of the work we do is. Thanks William and be safe :)
This find is amazing and worthy of a Holy Madonna! It was well worth your long trek just to get there and then you had to turn around and go back down the mountains. Thanks for doing it.
Thank you and EE for such a find, tracking through the forest. Seeing a plane that flew Hitler around is such a fund. Good work finding the location and research involved, thanks again.
Always enjoy you exploring the crash sites though it always makes me a bit sad when I know someone was killed in the crash. Cool that so much of the paint was still intact on it. This one fascinated me since it was a Ju 52 floatplane version. The Airfix 1/72nd scale Ju 52 model kit was released under license by MPC here in the U.S. back in the 70s. Had the parts in the kit to build the floatplane version which I did all those years ago. Earlier this year was off at a military aviation museum, and they had one of the old model kits in their gift shop! Picked it up and looking forward to building it early next year and watching this episode is making me even more eager to get to work on it. Thanks for the hard work you two (and three when BBG is with you) do for us and keep up the great work!
I would love to see some of those pieces used to make a memorial on the site to the crew member who did not survive. Sorry I have been so quiet these last few video's I have been battling a bad flu, but the videos bring a smile to my face and make me feel better.
What a hike to find the crash site always thought the ju52 was a ugly plane but so so interesting to see the mangled parts ,amazing to still see the yellow paint, Thankyou both for another amazing trip.
Well my 2 friends you found another elusive crash site to your list of successes which is not only great for you 2 but also an adventure you shared with us all. Till our next adventure together, please be careful, healthy and safe.
So truen Ted , a bit hard explore but so much worth it. Truly amazing history right there in front of our eyes. Thanks again Ted for your great support :)
Can't help but think of the crew member who died as he had loved ones, dreams, and felt what he was doing was honourable RIP. Amazing that some of the original parts are still there. Pieces of history with some personal memories attached to them. A shame that they could not be preserved. Yes, in 50 yrs they will be no more. You found a lot of crashed airplane parts, indicating a very remote place less travelled. A shame that none of the pieces were salvaged. EE you never cease to amaze me, a bang up job making the difficult trek especially having just recuperated from a broken arm. Hope you had a yummy lunch as you must of worked up a real appetite. Looking forward to your next adventure.
yes so much history up there Laura and hopefully it will stay like that for a long time. Thank you so much for your incredible support it will for sure keep us out there even more and we appreciate that so much. Greetings from us and be safe.
Your awesome!!!
@@WW2HistoryHunter get a jbl speaker
I am an air accident investigator with a lot of experience working on and flying WWII era aircraft. I’m currently living in Brussels and would love to accompany you on your next aviation related adventure. I enjoyed this episode a lot so thank you both.
Thanks for watching and greetings from us.
Extraordinary!! Its like taking that huge step back in time, you guys were standing on the grounds of a time in history that not many people can say they have. Amazing to find so many pieces still there! Thanks for all you two do!
Yes Norma we do work hard to find these places to share with you. Thanks so much for being here :)
Until you explained that the plane was blown up by the Germans after the crash I could not see how anyone could have survived the crash! So many small pieces scattered all over the countryside! What an interesting site! Thank you and EE for working so hard to get us all to this location and filming along the way! Another wonderful discovery! Stay well and stay safe you two!
i agree and it was probably to remote and to common aircraft that they bothered to rescue it. Loved to visit that place and share it with you Donald. Thank you again for your incredible support my friend and be safe out there :)
The way your track down history is amazing. I'm a big believer in preserving history. And I think they should have kept some of it as a tourist attraction or museum. So history isn't lost like it is. Good bad or evil it's still history.
Totally agree and thanks for being here :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter you are welcome 😎 your metal detecting videos are awesome To.
Another great episode from Eagle Eyes and History Hunter, the ju52 was an amazing find. Looking forward to more great videos.
That is appreciated my friend and greetings from us :)
What an amazing part of history, I was thinking this plane must have hit really hard until you mentioned it was blown up. Great job finding the crash site, can't wait to see the next one on your list. Thank you and EE for keeping history alive.
Yes they chose to blew it up instead of salvage. There were tons of the 52`s around it seems and they didnt want to bother. Thank you Allen for your great support and for being here :)
What an incredible find. Knowing that the German recovery team blew the aircraft up explains why everything is shattered beyond belief, and, at the same time, most of the crew managed to survive. At first it certainly looked like a catastrophic, non survivable, crash. The way the engine cylinders were broken and thrown about. Normally the yellow painted sections on the Ju 52 were the bottom of the wingtips, tail, and engine shrouds, and it's quite stunning that you can still see how bright that yellow was. That long rusting piece at 16:41 is the strut support for the tail plane, and yes, that long piece is probably one of the floats. That is just one of the most amazing crash sites ever, and major kudos to both of you for trekking that far to bring this amazing site to us. Thank you so much for sharing this, and for bringing all these places to those of us who will never see them. Fantastic work as usual Team! Cheers to you all!
Yes Peter what a fantastic place that is. They really blew it up properly and so glad we can share things like this with you all. Thanks Peter and be safe out there.
What a beautiful location. Thank you both for sharing another piece of lost WWII history. Until the next time " good hunting "
es we loved that explore and thanks so much my friend for being here :)
Thanks!
Your kindness is greatly appreciated Barry and we shall save that for the next epic WW2 road trip we are planning. Thanks so much and we send a huge greetings from us and be safe.
You never cease to amaze me with your finds! The bunkers and this aircraft have been simply amazing. Thanks to you and EE!
Glad you enjoyed it Brett and we do work hard ot bring people unique history. Thanks.
I think that the rusty part at 16:45 is one of the struts that connects the float to the fuselage as it has a balljoint at one end
ok good ot know and thanks Dave for being here :)
Thanks
That is greatly appreciated Lee and will come in handy in upcoming explores :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Happy to help!
Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
Glad you like them!
Gosh that is a lot of wreckage still laying around in the crash site. Simply awesome that HH and EE take us on such amazing history tours.just love every minute! ❤️
Yes what a gem that is and thanks Beverley :)
Wow I love that creek!!! Wish I was out there with you guys!! Thx for letting me tag along on this awesome location!!! Incredible items on the ground there!! Nice Work!!
Our pleasure my friend and loved to find that and share it with you :)
I'm always amazed to see pieces with the original paint still there! So much debris. It's sad to think someone died in that crash and others were injured. Thank you, HH and EE, for sharing this with us!💖
Agree Cynthia and that is why it is important for us to share that with you :) Thanks for being here our good friend with the great smile :)
Very incredible find. Was amazed at the size of the pieces and the original paint still on the parts. Such a beautiful location and hike too
Glad you enjoyed it and we loved to share that with you :)
I was waiting for a plane to fly over you because it really does happen so often to you at these crash sites you find. Wow! Did you find anything from the props? Eagle eyes you do such a fantastic job. You are the pro. Glad your arm is stronger now to. Peace my friends.
Yes always seems to be a aircraft coming over when we are at such locations. We do know where a prop blade is up there yes but we will not share that here :) EE is healed up very nice and thanks for your great support our friend :)
Thank you for all the amazing research you and Elis do to find these amazing locations. Super cool artifacts at this location all the airplane pieces scattered everywhere. And Eli's thank you for all the amazing work you've done it's amazing.
Thank you very much for that William and Eli = Eagle Eyes. Greetings from us.
I went for a tour of a JU88 being restored to flying condition, making it the only one that was in flying condition. Very interesting with the corrugated sides, and the windows which you could wind down and up. Those were refurbished, using handles and mechanisms from VW Beetles, so were the only parts they could get that were period correct, and made new.
Thanks for watching.
Thank you History Hunter and Eagle Eyes for taking us to these amazing places.
Our pleasure!
What a great location with many magnificent finds. This is the first video of yours that I’ve seen with so many large pieces of an aircraft just laying around everywhere. Seeing the cylinders with the pistons still in them give you a ideal as to the huge size of the engine. Was the yellow paint on the inside of the aircraft? So great to see Eagle Eyes healing well after braking his arm. Young ones like him heal faster than the old people like you and I lol. I hope you have a part two for this location. I feel there is so much more to see.
Yes Anthony , this place is very special indeed and so glad we found this and could share it with you :) Thanks and greetings from us.
HH excellent expedition finding the wreck. EE is a real soldier, always willing and such eyes.
Yes George he is a tough little boy and totally a inspiration for me. Thanks for being here.
My uncle was a JU-52 pilot during the war. He told me story's of flying transport missions. He truly loved that plane. He became a glider pilot after the war during the 60s. He couldn't shake taking to the sky's out of his blood.
Thanks for sharing and for watching :)
Really highlights the damage sustained in an aircraft crash! Great job just hiking to the location. Very cool you involve your son. Truly making memories for a lifetime!
Yes important to let the younger generation learn about history in a special way. Thanks for being here :)
Thank you EE and HH for all your hard work getting to that location!! Seeing the scattered debris from the plane and knowing that was the resting spot for those airmen! Thank you for sharing with us!
Glad you enjoyed it Joe and this is truly a very special place and glad we could share it with you.
Quite the find there! So glad you brought us along
Thanks James :)
One of the best finds you ever had my friend !!!
Thanks for watching.
Hi HH
Amazing that it’s been left to lay where it crashed
Which in it self tells a story
Cheers
Yes a very special place and event that is. Thanks Martin our good friend :)
awesome find, as far as the tree goes, after almost 80 years that could just be a new tree that started to grow, so anyone who says the plane parts couldn't have been resting there that long, is wrong, new trees start to grow all the time... awesome video... and wouldn't be nice that as we get older to be able to maintain the same energy as our sons....lol...my best to you and your family.
Thank for feedback and yes would it not be great if we could have that energy when getting older :) Thanks Patrick :)
everytime you pop up in my recommended im always really happy, but this time ill subscribe for sure! thanks for the content!
So glad to read that and thanks my friend :)
Incredible discovery 😁
Original yellow paint too.
Cool to see Eagle Eyes rocking around with his arm all healed up 😁
Be safe and have fun out there on your adventures ❤️
Very cool it was Casey and we loved that hike. tough and hard work but so much worth it. Thanks and greetings from us.
Absolutely amazing my friend! Beautiful location, and great finds
We loved that and so glad we didnt surrender ,,or i didnt :) Thanks my friend :)
That was some find guys and so amazing all them parts are still there. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it David and greetings from us.
After 3 days on a live fire exercise, this is just what I needed, thanks you. So much of that 52 is still left on that mountain side, it is amazing. Can I ask, why the yellow paint? Is that the same as the RAF with Yellow being used for rescue aircraft as it was a float plane, unusual in a 52? So happy to see EE fully recovered, and leading the way uo that mountain, you go young man, lead the way. Thank you both for sharing and a little gas money on the way. Stay safe and well my friends
The Germans did often paint the aircraft with different colors in the early years to prevent friendly FLAK fire. EE is truly getting strong and thanks Barry for your great support :)
Awsome is an understatement.
This is totally unique.
Thanks again for this video.
Thanks again!
You have a great son & daughter. I enjoy when I see them in your videos. They have an outstanding father. Wow quite a lot of wreckage left over. This was a very interesting discovery.
Your great support is appreciated Joe and we send our greetings to you my friend :)
Very well done again, finding lost history, makes a person think about the air crews like the submariners, tankers, etc....,knocking out a vehicle, aircraft, etc...., but the men inside those machines. They had jobs to do just as Jim, frank, Tommy wearing fatigues, British khaki did. Beautiful landscape too, that mountain stream , imagine having a summer home there, a huge fireplace, no phones, no noise just peace and quiet.
Yes William i can imagine so many things going on on the top of this mountain. Thanks for being here.
@@WW2HistoryHunter It's the same when I go sit in my war room and think about who wore those uniforms, carried that equipment, used those weapons, but reading the diaries, notes, etc from those men and women. Keep up the great work guys.
Amazing video. Thanks for what you do. So many of the parts over the last 70 years have been looted and brought off the mountain. Still fascinating.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very cool experience thank you again for taking us all along with you and eagle eyes! Best to you both
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome yet again. Love the adventure and the scenery is amazing as usual
Thanks joe :)
Fantastic the stuff that's still there nice original paint too the iconic yellow. Beautiful scenery too. Went back and rewatched a couple of bits. Hope E Es arm is almost mended ... he's one tough kid ... thankyou again !
Many thanks Stephen and yes EE has healed up fantastic thanks to so many great comments and people who helped him in a bad time. Thanks and greetings from us.
I liked seeing the original paint on the pieces (the tree is quite young so I think it grew through the part of the plane)
I agree and thanks for watching.
Wow, brilliant video. Well done to you both for getting up there 👍👍👀👀
Thanks 👍
Kudo to HH and EE for making that trek to show us the wreckage. Intriguing how the yellow paint lasts the longest. Hope you both made it back safe and sound!
We sure did come back sound and safe my friend. What a great place and loved to share that wit you.
Fantastic find, hope Eagle eyes is now fully recovered, keep up the great work guys
Yes thanks to all the kind people out there and we thank you all for that. Greetings from us.
What a poignant reminder of the war. Finding all that wreckage of that ju52 and hearing the story behind its fate. Could the large piece you found around the tree be one of the doors? It looked like it to me. Thanks to you and EE for sharing history with us once again
It rally could be yes. Great place and thanks John :)
Danke!
Your kindness is greatly appreciated my friend :)
Thanks again HH and EE, that was a great morning out, and what history!
Appreciated my friend :)
Wow what a scenic place beautiful scenery and view alot of pieces scattered around and too have the yellow paint still on the debris is amazing makes you wonder with the bullet holes great video guys and RIP 🙏🏼 to the poor chap who lost his life in this tragic crash
Loved to find and share that Karl and greetings from us :)
What happened to the engines and cockpit controls;? Awesome adventure. I would love to hike with you in search of all the things you are looking for. Great video
Havent got a clue and thanks for watching.
Fascinating!....thank you guys for doing this and sharing history.
Thank you Richard for being here , appreciated :)
Amazing that some of the paint has survived all these years on the super structure up in the mountain . EE and HH another fabulous discovery, so many distinctive parts still in great condition. As always take care.
Yes such great details there and thanks Jon for being here :)
Nice stick man HH. Kinda looks like you & EE. 🤣 Yes what would you do without your little man. Adorable pic of EE at 2. He was so tall for a toddler. A tall man he will be. He did amazing on that adventure with his newly healed arm. He was tired but still ventured on. Beautiful area, who would ever think that there was ever a plane crash of a JU52. The broken parts of the plane tell a story. Must have been so frightening for the remaining crew. I hope the injured survived. I am surprised anyone even lived through that. What a trooper you were EE. Thanks for taking us there. I bet there is so much more there at the crash site. Yes, yet another propeller aircraft flying over, I believe a sign. Thanks EE & HH. 😁
Yes EE has been a explorer since he was born i think. Such a great place this is Laura and such a great history there. Thanks and be safe out there.
That was great ! The country was so beautiful! I’ve never seen a crash site that big and it’s still there amazing ! Great lunch break because of you and EE!!Thanks !Be careful! Be save ! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much Mark and more to come :)
Absolute amazing finds Thank you for sharing cant wait till to have the funds to join your Patreon
Awesome thank you Gwen and greetings from us :)
What a find. Thank you and EE for going to all that effort. Amazing to see some of the corrugated design of the Ju52 still there. The yellow paint (Rlm 04) is a huge plus for me being a model builder. The colour is very vibrant, not as pale as some believe. Great to see. I would say that tree has simply grown around that piece of wreckage over time. I hope EE has healed fully by now. Thank you again. Hello from Australia
Agree what a great find that is and EE is fully healed my friend. Thanks for being here :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter That's great to hear mate. I have really got to get to Europe sometime to look around. Although we are very lucky to have alot of German WW2 hardware in Australia, much of it in original paint. All the very best to you both.
Wow , it looks to have hit very hard to destroy the engine like that !!! Another good explore , thanks for sharing !!! 😎
Thanks for watching!
Great work Eagle Eyes nice to see his trusty K98 has come on the journey
Yes indeed Lee and he loves his stick gun :)
Amazing find!!! The engine parts are incredible. Its just really interesting how theyre just laying around, above ground, as if someone set them there last week!!!
yes such a fantastic place that is and so glad we could share that :)
This is the case in many places in Europe. Especially Eastern Europe where the Russian front was. There’s machine guns and foxholes. Bones helmets. Still lying where they fell. It’s amazing. There’s a UA-cam channel that goes to excavate the stuff. Imaging walking through a field and finding a mp-40 laying on the ground. Or a karbinger98 laying there. Check the ww2 excavation sites. Very interesting. Almost with we could venture out and find WW2 artifacts.
Great video, be in this place is fantastic! Best regards from Guarapari, Brazil
Thank you very much!
Thank you for sharing this history,,,I had heard rumors of this crash site,and now to see the crash site is amazing,,can not imagine what the crew went through when it hit the ground ..
Thanks David :)
Welcome back eagle eyes glad to see you're here with your dad again doing more world war II explorations I love the videos and I love the content you guys are amazing
Thanks for that :)
Thank you both once again….stay safe😊
Our pleasure!
I always love seeing how aircraft are built. The riveting, the skin , all awesome.
Totally agree and thanks for being here :)
WOW! So many pieces of that plane are still there! Eagle Eyes has made a remarkable recovery!
Yes thanks to all of you great people with encouraging words he has done so well my friend. Thanks.
wow!!! that is amazing guys! great find.
Glad you enjoyed it
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY USA brother and eagle eye thank you for sharing your adventures in history
Good morning Earl and greetings from us my friend :)
Outstanding job being safe and I enjoy the video
Fascinating, beautiful location!
Thank you :)
16:43 100% sure this is one of the 2 posts that supported the horizontal stabilizers.
It is most likely so and thanks JC for being here :)
Great find. Since when is a young man not hungry. The heavy piece was the crankshaft for one of the radial engines. Most of the metal seemed to be airfoil surface or float. The one complex chunk contained fuselage. Now that you said the Luftwaffe destroyed the Ju makes sense that there is not as many fuselage pieces around. Again, great find and gorgeous terrain. Good weather for the climb. What altitude was it at? Last couple of videos I have managed to get collogues and classmates to watch, they don't understand the camera deception that the trail/road looks flat but is going uphill. EE keep up your work. Both of you stay safe and well.
Yes what a great place that is and they sure blew it up properly it seems. Was some hundred meters up there. Yes the camera cant convey how incredible steep some of the work we do is. Thanks William and be safe :)
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This find is amazing and worthy of a Holy Madonna! It was well worth your long trek just to get there and then you had to turn around and go back down the mountains. Thanks for doing it.
Yes so much worth it and very glad we did. Thanks Gerry :)
A little gas money for another intriguing video!
That is really appreciated my friend and thank you for that and a greeting from us :)
Thank you for showing the history
Thanks Mark
The view from up on that mountain is stunning.
Yes Leeroy what a fantastic place that is and so glad we could share that with you :)
Amazing video as always! How do you find all these places?
Well we never surrender and are willing to do what it takes to find our targets my friend :) thanks.
Thank you and EE for such a find, tracking through the forest. Seeing a plane that flew Hitler around is such a fund. Good work finding the location and research involved, thanks again.
Appreciated George and greetings from us :)
you guys are GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!! i love the work that you and eagle eyes do........5 stars all the way....God Bless
Thank you very much Ken :)
Great video and trek all the way out there!
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
WOW , I can't believe so much is still there . Hope you mend quickly Eagle Eyes we need you now more than ever . 👍👍👍
I hope so too
What s beautiful area. And that wreck was awesome. Thank you so much!
Appreciated Mary and greetings from us :)
Always enjoy you exploring the crash sites though it always makes me a bit sad when I know someone was killed in the crash. Cool that so much of the paint was still intact on it. This one fascinated me since it was a Ju 52 floatplane version. The Airfix 1/72nd scale Ju 52 model kit was released under license by MPC here in the U.S. back in the 70s. Had the parts in the kit to build the floatplane version which I did all those years ago. Earlier this year was off at a military aviation museum, and they had one of the old model kits in their gift shop! Picked it up and looking forward to building it early next year and watching this episode is making me even more eager to get to work on it. Thanks for the hard work you two (and three when BBG is with you) do for us and keep up the great work!
Good ot read my friend and glad you take interest in history. Greetings form us and be safe out there :)
Great job eagle eyes!!!! Keep that old guy goin buddy! Hahaha
You guys are an amazing team! The both,or all 3 of you! Cheers from Canada!
Thanks 👍
It is amazing that after all these years that some of the paint was still on the parts being in the weather.
Yes some pieces almost look like brand new actually. Thanks William for being here :)
I would love to see some of those pieces used to make a memorial on the site to the crew member who did not survive. Sorry I have been so quiet these last few video's I have been battling a bad flu, but the videos bring a smile to my face and make me feel better.
Not good to hear my friend and we hope for a full and speedy recovery from that. Thank you for being here and be safe my friend :)
Another great video, from my favorite channel.
Thank you so much my friend :)
@ 16:50 "I haven't got a clou" - I think it's the strut that supports the stabilizer.
ok and thanks.
What a hike to find the crash site always thought the ju52 was a ugly plane but so so interesting to see the mangled parts ,amazing to still see the yellow paint,
Thankyou both for another amazing trip.
Thanks Doug
Great stuff, superb work .Top trooper Eagle Eyes.
Appreciated Robbie and greetings from us.
EE, we should rename you as the Energiser Robbot, as you definitely keep your father energised. Great scenery and a fantastic discovery.
He he , so trune David and he is such a inspiration. Thanks for being here.
Brilliant stuff guys,I may be wrong but wasn't the ju52 seaplane a part of the Luftwaffe air sea rescue?
They used the 52 seaplane in many ways. Thanks Andy.
Was that the propeller hub on the end of the broken crankshaft? Best keep EE well fed , he's growing fast.
I think it very well could be. Thanks King :)
Awesome video! It'd be interesting to do some metal detecting around the crash site.
Great explore and thanks for being here :)
Great find you two but a little sombre at the same time as a life was lost where you found this crash site thank you HH and EE once again
Thanks David :)
Takk!
Thank you for that :)
Great job. Love the aircraft details
Thanks a lot!
What a find can't believe it still have pant and some parts that you can still tell what their are. Can't wait to see the next video.
Yes a great place it is Jacob and we shall show more later :)
Well my 2 friends you found another elusive crash site to your list of successes which is not only great for you 2 but also an adventure you shared with us all. Till our next adventure together, please be careful, healthy and safe.
So truen Ted , a bit hard explore but so much worth it. Truly amazing history right there in front of our eyes. Thanks again Ted for your great support :)
What an amazing find, do you take pieces home with you? I figure it's o.k, as if you leave them they'll only rot away to nothing in a few years.
Well history should not rot away my friend :) Thanks for watching.