Panzer doors found inside MASSIVE German underground bunker . WOW !
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Lost Panzer doors and more inside a INCREDIBLE German WW2 bunker.
German WW2 bunker at its best !
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What an incredible location. The bunker is in such good condition. It looks like it could be used for a museum perhaps. Thank you for taking us with you.
Glad you enjoyed it
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How is this structure in such amazing condition? No flooding, no vandalism, it looks as if it was only vacated months ago. Wow. Thanks for exploring this location.
Great location and by leaving it be it will stay like that i hope. Thanks
I bet that all the equipment in those rooms just shined and the walls and floors were clean,clean, clean. Man I would love to see photos of that bunker when it was in use. What a wonderful adventure. Thank you
That would be cool!
Go to Kristiansand Canon Museum in Norway (after lockdown of course :-) Great museum run by friendly volunteers and they still have the gun (Norwegians kept it in service for a few more decades) Amazing place.
Go to Hanstholm in northern Denmark. You'll see one in perfectly restored condition.
That bunker is just incredible! The size of the structure is amazing and the engineering that went into it is remarkable, indeed. I can't imagine what it would have been like living and working in there. The paint on the walls really adds something to it. Thanks so much for sharing this adventure with us all. Just outstanding!
It sure is and thanks Shane
Kudos for you and your son. So good to see a father with a son enjoying the thrill of exploration. You are doing a good job showing him the correct way to explore and not destroy. Happy Trails
i agree , important to find and share and not destroy. Thanks and greetings from us.
One of the best bunker ever it like a fortress unbelievably wow
It is great yes. Thanks
Your right it's like a time machine!! It's great to see a place so well preserved even writing on the wall's!! Glad you found this place and able to share this amazing location!!
Yes! Thank you!
Such an incredible set up. It must have been absolutely deafening in the bunker when the guns fired. Truly amazing to see the original paint still on the walls and the ventilation tubes. It gives you a sense of what it looked like when it was fully operational. Thank you both for bringing this to us. So Amazing. Cheers!
Great location and glad we could share it with you. Thanks Peter.
It has been a good practice to keep actual ammo and powder storages well protected and compartmented, deliver only required amount through "air lock" arrangement to be used. This practice prevents explosion from spreading to the main storage, which would likely turn the whole site into a pile of rubble on one go.
USS Alabama had this arrangement well displayed.
Thanks for comment and for watching.
An amazing construction in excellent condition - and with no graffiti. Many thanks for another informative video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Yea I always hate it
When people just spraybit with gravity
Wow, I can say I never expected to ever see a bunker that Incredibly big and on top of all that, to see that it was painted and tiled! What a treat guys. That place was so amazing to see, keep up the awesome adventures. I hope you both are staying safe and keeping healthy too.
Thanks and greetings from us.
KEEP UP THE GOOD CONTENT LAD
Wil do our best and thanks :)
Absolutely fascinating details. Enjoyed it very much. Best regards from, South Africa.
What an amazing experience. Thank You
Glad you enjoyed it!
People would often remove all kinds of usable materials from german bunkers etc, for building etc.
they probably did. Thanks
Amazing construction on the part of the Germans. Elaborate and functional. The amount of labor and money that was spent on the construction of such facilities is truly mind-boggling. I suppose with nearly endless slave labor and financial resources from looting entire countries, all things are possible. Great informative video. Thanks for all your hard work and keep hunting, my friend.
Thanks Alfred and greetings from us.
Somebody took great care in cleaning that place out. Please give them credit. Nice explore
Yes, thanks
Amazing to find a bunker in such pristine condition with original German writing on wall,s and no graffiti incredible!
Great place and glad we could share it with you :)
It looks as though someone is maintaining it, I have never seen one so clean.
Thanks for watching.
Really am interested in all of your history excursions.
SO glad to read that Angela and greetings from us.
That was incredible. The size... wow. It’s so great that you can find and investigate these sites. I’d probably spend all day there. Thank you
Thanks so much!
That was one of the very best locations.Those steel panzer doors all stacked up was someting else.Thank you for your effort and best regards,stay safe.
Thanks 👍
Talking with my nextdoor neighbor who is a WWII veteran from Germany and when I showed him this video he believes it could have been a hospital
A hospital with a bloody great gun on it?
@@TheBioniXman and?
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Absolutely the best video I have seen yet. Incredible. Thank you so much.
I enjoy your video content and I'm american I married a German I was in berlin in berlin brigade I was at McNair kacern when it was still devided
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@@rayphillips332 I was also in Berlin, 42nd Engr Co on Andrews Kaserne, 86-88.
superb german workmanship as usual
Thank you! Cheers!
Now that's an incredible fortification and the preservation is amazing thanks for sharing this .👍
Glad you enjoyed it
1000 years in the future there may still be remnants of these structures and records of the memories of those who served here - WW2 History Hunter videos will be treasure for those humans who find and watch them in that far future and a honorable memorial to those who served.
Thanks james and greetings from us.
Amazing! Both the state of decay and the state of preservation in the bunker were great to see.
It is for sure a great location. Thanks
there is a museum in denmark with a canon and buncker like this, very very cool
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Wow, can’t believe the size of that bunker!! Do you know what size of guns were mounted there? The condition inside was amazing. Love your vids, and thanks for showing us this gem!!
HUGE guns , 38 cm they were. Thanks.
That really is a massive bunker! Really interesting, thank you for sharing this!
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An enormous facility. Remarkable equipment to move ammo. All the air tight doors. Quite an amazing bunker and the gun mount is huge!
Agree what a interesting place that is. Thanks and greetings from us.
I feel so jealous your daughter has an amazing father who always goes on adventures in bunkers I've only seen and been in one it was under a drain cover in my garden.
ok and thanks for watching.
38cm artillery guns, they shoot up to 55km, same type that was used on the Tirpitz and Bismarck.
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Greetings from Guernsey, loads of bunkers, gunpits and history over here. Always fascinated with bunkers.
I agree , interesting locations all over there.
Outstanding video and presentation.
Thank you kindly!
So glad that the bunker has no sign of any graffiti in every room you look on to..must be that bunker was made especially for high ranking officers..who knows anyway..the bunker was so clean unlike other bunkers you walk into..thank you for sharing this another great adventure of yours..from Philippines
Thanks my friend and greetings from us.
As a previous tile worker over a long period of time tiles can start to fall off when they are exposed to a lot of elements, those tiles being almost 100 years old it’s no surprise most of them fell off. Also if that was a bathroom if hey weren’t sealed the glue can loosen up with the water going behind the tiles
ok and thanks my friend.
Yeah brother I know right people have no respect for history like that I hate vandalism I am glad to watch your videos
Thanks my friend.
About the missing tiles in the shower, since the tiles aren't on the floor I'd guess they were taken to use elsewhere after the war (they look like nice quality tiles) and the broken ones remaining on the walls were the ones that didn't pry off without breaking.
They were probably used later yes. Thanks
Thank you for sharing another great location. So exciting to see what was around each corner. Keep up the great work and stay safe my friend.
Thank you! Will do!
Hello History Hunter and WE Just love travelling with u on your journeys Keep location secret Here in S A they can't even look after normal graveyards
WOW says it all. So massive yet so many comforts for those stationed there would make one think this was planned to be an extra special fortification. Thank you again for sharing Sir (and of course Eagle Eyes). Be well Take care....
Thsi is a very special place indeed. Thanks Ted
Wow that is in amazing shape for a 70+ year old bunker. Usually they are blown up or in poor condition.
I agree and great location to explore
The German wall signage and red painted lines upon still whitewashed walls are exactly what we found in a (then) recently opened bunker amongst the coastal Wall defences in Royan area back in 89.
Ive got some photos somewhere, I'll try to find and then send on if of any comparative interest.
ok and thanks for that.
There’s quite a few of these types of bunkers in Hanstholm in northern Denmark.
Thanks for watching.
This is absolutely fascinating one of your best finds ever totally mind boggling the attention to detail and the planning nothing left to chance. This is my dream to see something like this in person one day, thank you so much for this one WWII Hunter it is truly amazing.
I agree Lynda , very interesting location. Thanks for comment and for watching.
Looks like a lot of those rooms were lined with wood as the ceilings haven't been painted neatly round the edges and you can see where the horizontal straps of wood were attached to the walls , the vertical tongue and groove wood would've been attached to those straps.
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I TAKE IT YOU HAVE BEEN TO THE FULLY RESTORED ONE IN JUTLAND DENMARK FANTASTIC PLACE
Great location. Thanks for watching.
A coastal artillery site, one of my favorite places to explore! That is quite a massive bunker site. Couldn't believe they had those half doors still lying around. Nice that there was still a lot of stuff intact though rusted along with the original paint and lettering. Loved the tunnel with the train tracks still intact. Were the tracks to the site still intact?
Yes i agree those places are so great to explore. Thanks my friend :)
THIS WAS A VERY LARGE BUNKER. How much information do you have on it?
Must have had at least 100 soldiers based there underground, I am guessing.
You hopefully can find out specifics of Division, Army, Regiment Stationed there.
A follow up would be much appreciated given how large and the shape this one is in.
Great location and glad we could share it with you. Thanks
Talk about taking a walk back in time !
Great job my friend . Hope corona has kept its distance from you and your family .
Thanks 👍
Spectacular ❤️
The bunker is in really good condition, inside and out.
Thank you for sharing 😁
Glad you enjoyed it
Love this history hunter and eagle eyes , thanks so much 💜💜💜💜👍👍👍
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This video was absolutely amazing! That bunker was huge and so extraordinarily complex in its design. It's hard to believe it has been empty for so long. It was kind of eerie with the long halls and empty rooms. Great video. Stay safe 💖
Glad you enjoyed it Julie :)
Excellent video. I always enjoy those bunkers and see how well designed they were. Impressive ventilation system. Good to see your children involved with your work.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks.
Yes no graffiti is really rare. Even though they did terrible things you have to appreciate the level of engineering and the amount of effort put into it even down to the last days.
Thanks for watching Nick
It's a Mirus battery I believe. They have them on Guernsey
cool to know and thanks for watching.
wow that place is huge and in good condition to unbelievable
Great place and glad we could share it with you.
Thank You Sir! Really appreciate what You do and one of My Grandsons(9 yrs old) enjoy and is learning real history.
Thanks for watching!
Wow, absolutely stunning, the gun that was once there, must been enormous and vibration or place shudder, when it fired ?
great to see the mechanism , very interesting to see some of the original signs on the walls and tiles and paintwork, such a shame that someone had defaced and ruined some of it, dont see the point, achieves nothing vandalism, thank you for sharing a great video 👍🙂
Thanks Colin
Incredible adventure and wonderful find !!! Thank you for sharing 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
I just want to let you know I really love that one you found the beach wow that was AWesome the Army didn't have a chance but they got off the beach thanks for everything
Thanks Ted.
That's a amazing place, shame that it wasn't left intact after the war it would have been a great tourist attraction thank you again for your efforts to show us this fantastic place , I whish I had an income so I could help support your adventures, hopefully soon I will
Thanks for watching.
i love youre vids, this is first time i respond in chat because i see them on my smart-tv where i don't know how to answer, now i'm on my laptop so keep up the great work! Best regards from Bunkerfreaks Antwerpen (WW1 and WW2 history research in Belgium and France)
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Fantastic. Imagine walking where they walked. Wow.
Thanks
WOW is right ! That is a fantastic complex in very good shape. Thanks for the tour inside and for another " big adventure"
Great location and more to come soon :)
That's no ordinary fighting bunker.. It must have been overseeing a large area
It sure did. Thanks
Never seen one with no rubbish, a pleasure to see this thank you
Great location and glad we could share it with you.
I’m amazed on what fantastic conditions this bunker is in, shame it wasn’t more intact imagine if the gun was still there it would make a great visitor attraction It still is great to see.
Great location and greetings from us.
Nice place to look where no one been there ... Get to yourself a fishing pant boots so that way you can walk in the water wherever u explore it.,.. get going with metal detecting around the area ,....
Great place and thanks for being here :)
Was there access to them drain vents ...maybe they dropped something ...
They sure could have as we have found things in there earlier. Thanks.
I love these massive locations, wish a lot more was still inside. Great job as always.
You and me both!
As all ways my friend you find the best spots to go makes me wished I was there in real time but as all ways I still get to see it with you though the video tank you for that
A great location it is and thanks Pug
Old eagle eyes could just about crawl through that massive pipe lol
Actually i think he could ahve done that yes. THanks.
Here in the Netherlands there are also bunkers, but they are always stripped of metal.
A bunker is not really the place that makes you happy in the long term.
But it is certainly a look back in time, unbelievable what can be seen there.
i agree , not a great place to be i agree but very interesting to see. Thanks Oma
When your camera goes blurry like that ,,, could mean there's a sprit there in your company.. I know you don't do paranormal stuff but its pretty cool to catch that on camera..
It is called loosing focus
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Same type bunkers exist defending the mouth of the Columbia River, Oregon and Washington State USA. Construction begun during the Civil War, expanded for WWI and II. Museums open and Tours held periodically, explaining in detail of the systems.
good to know and thanks.
That was absolutely amazing the Germans certainly new how to build things
Thanks Carol so much
Thank you for taking us on such an amazing treasure with you! Keep up the awesome work
Thank you! Will do!
The stripes on the wall could also be a marker like arrows to find a place very fast.
They could indeed be. Thanks Tim
Very interesting and no dramatic music Which is so refreshingly different
Thanks
As always another great place that was incredible was great seeing it so clean with no graffiti thanks again keep up the great work stay safe
Thanks 👍
The track tunnel for the ammo cart was ominous. That was a enormous gun installation. Thank you for the video 👍 😃
yes it is HUGE to say the least. Thanks James.
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Love watching, great stuff👍
More to come!
the ghosts of the Wehrmacht soldiers were messing with your electronics...maybe.
I couldnt tell. Thanks for watching.
We have a bunker similar to this with the cannon rig and rail system near my house in Malabar, Sydney, Australia. It was built to protect our shore line from Japanese invasion during WW2
Thanks for sharing and greetings from us.
Your Children are getting a first hand look at History! Awesome job!
Yes! Thank you and greetings from us.
Just watched that same bunker on television not 20 minutes b4,how weird is that
ok and thanks.
Watched a lot of your videos during lockdown. Sceptical at first but you won me over by your genuine enthusiasm. Holy Madonna! Thanks.
Wow how great to read and thanks for that my friend.
I bet the was a rail around the mid level that supported the gun carriage. That's probably only a pivot in the middle, especially if its a massive naval gun.
Thanks for watching.
Yet again im in awe at your videos.
Thank you so much for sharing and always look forward to seeing your research
Take care hope you safe and well and respect sir from me to you and keep up good work.
Really would like to look up more info on this place.
Phillip UK
Thanks, you too!
So fascinating to see the original colours and tiles! Many thanks for another great video.
Our pleasure!
Wow man that bunker was insanely huge ! Sometimes I think I wish the rest of the world would have stayed out of it and let Germany and Russia battle it out to see who would have really come out on top but alas I guess that wasn't possible. Thanks WW2 HistoryHunter for this amazing video. I get to see things I never would otherwise . 👍🏻😎
lGlad you liked it and greetings from us.
Russia would have won, or maybe who knows
holy frig.... seeing the sheer SIZE of that bunker has left me close to speechless!! the engineering and work that has gone into constructing it is beyond belief! yet, there it still stands strong after over 80 years! (and like another person commented.... no grafitti!)
i would love to see what this place would have looked like with everything still inside and intact.
Great place and glad we could share it with you :)
I was wondering. Who is the owner of those places? The states or private ownership. They must belong to somebody.
IT all depends on location. Thanks
strange, a lot of things, like tiles, are removed but the floors are clean. I assume people removed usable things after the war to rebuild houses etc, but I do not think they care about keeping the bunker clean
Thanks for watching.
Its a Wolfenstein level without the doors
He he , well it looks like it actually. Thanks
This looks interesting all ready
IT is for sure :)
That's got to be your biggest bunker find ever! Judging from the size of the concrete blocks it looks like they were using a U-Boat engine for power!
it is huge but ot the largest and we have something pretty cool coming up later. Thanks.
That has to be on private land to be in that condition...
Thanks for watching.
Don't forget to check for afterglow / fluorescent paint markings when you visit those bunkers. Small UV light is handy to have around.
ok and thanks.