Ah yes, those amazing urban discoveries of a ship underwater, a submarine under water and a plane on a mountaintop. Truly urban locations discovered by urban explorers.
Back in the early 1960's a local junkyard had a couple of what somebody told us were WW2 landing ducks. We would sneak in there on Sundays and get some sticks and play army guys. Used rocks as pretend grenades. Good old days.
" MARS" should be raised , preserved And displayed as a national treasure like the "MARY ROSE" and " VASA" , All these ships are worth their weight in gold as tourist attractions and cultural treasures !
Your information is quite old. The Foxtrot B-80 that was in the Amsterdam harbor is no more. In 2020, it was towed to a scrapyard and subsequently scrapped.
A lot of time and effort must go into creating these somewhat interesting videos...I enjoyed it anyway and thought it was an interesting composure even with the monotone commentator....Thanks, from a 70-year-old Canadian guy, who's father served in our RCN during WW2...His stories were legendary...Cheers, and Good years....
The First World War dreadnoughts were painted in dazzle camouflage and not razzle-dazzle it came from Cubism as a popular form of art, the idea of it was so the U-boats could not tell if it was two ships sailing left from right or right to left or towards them or away from them this is the idea of dazzle camouflage and not razzle-dazzle ,from what I can gather the last ship painted in dazzle camouflage was in the China seas HMS tamarn.
I don't want to be an anorak nerd but......the rusting wrecked tank in story number 10 is a Russian second model T34/85? you can tell its a later model T34 by the turret shape.
Change the name to “amazing things found by young people who didn’t know something was there”. All this stuff wasn’t “found”. Every single one is well documented. These videos are made for clicks and to make money.
I have to comment on one of the features in your video. Having been born in Rhode Island, living there for 33 years before marriage and moving to nearby Mass. With family and good friends spending lots of time in Narragansett Bay and the surrounding waters and Islands in the Bay. We have heard a lot about the USS Endeavor. Having been scuttled in the Bay, there would not be much left after hundreds of years in the strong currents and tides, plus all the storms and hurricanes. But the places you show in the video are not found anywhere in RI! As I have been over just about every square inch of the smallest state, after the hundreds of joy buzz rides, plus being a local pickup and delivery truck driver in many different trucks, from meat trucks, tow trucks, dump trucks and oil tankers for home delivery. Not to mention motorcycles. I’ve been to the URI Oceanographic Institute’s buildings. Nothing looked like you showed.
I'm no expert but if I were looking for submarines I'd check the water first. If that doesn't pan out then (and only then!) I'd vigorously work the deserts, mountain tops, deep in the jungle and outer space. Hope this helps.
this video was very good a fair look at the world in wartime well done, the narrative was excellent I enjoyed it immensely a balanced view which a lot of these videos don't do yours excels way above the rest. because of that I have subscribed liked and clicked the bell and shared with others.. all the best from John from Rugby UK.
I think Number 2, Military Issue Rifle. Although I'd be the first to say there's enough Pro's & Cons with Both? I'd put the new Polish "Grot" Rifle System. Forward for consideration?
Everyone my age knows about Million Dollar Point. What happened is France ruled that region .Everything was offered to them at Penny's to the pound, a great deal. France refused the offer thinking USA would abandon it . This angered G,C Marshall the war supply guy who ordered Every bit destroyed food,shoes clothing to vehicles, drained of engine fluids ,ran red hot to crack the block when it hit the water. It made the GIs Sick at heart to do it but it was ordered. US industry opposed its state side return as enough was here any why .
The numbers and title screens are inaccurate, and this interminable video combines 3 videos about stuff that has little to do with it's title. Also, despite the USA flag, the narrator uses British terms like "leftenent." Weird.
Another clickbait video as per the Title that part finishes at 14 Minutes but there is nothing about the actual things found, just stock photos and incorrect information. The other 26 Minutes is an old video of similar stuff just added to make a newer Longer video. Ah well, another Channel is blocked and unsubscribed.
@American Eye so you are telling us that and I QUOTE " 12 Amazing Things Found By Urban Explorers " so urban explorers are up in space as you just said that with the headline and naration and the clip at 34:16 . you earned a thumbs down for this trash.
It's spelt ROUTE but correctly pronounced ROOT, in the English language anyway, If only the Yanks had adopted the French language when France won them their independence as then the English language wouldn't be constantly butchered. That big statue in New York harbour as a constant reminder of the French contribution to Yank independence is a bit much but that's the French for you, LOL!!!!!
Ah yes, those amazing urban discoveries of a ship underwater, a submarine under water and a plane on a mountaintop. Truly urban locations discovered by urban explorers.
American Eye should just do POD casts since you never picture or have videos showing what you’re talking about.
They'll definitely find more submarines setting on the bottom of the ocean.
Some of the pictures of the tank are a T34/85
Back in the early 1960's a local junkyard had a couple of what somebody told us were WW2 landing ducks. We would sneak in there on Sundays and get some sticks and play army guys. Used rocks as pretend grenades. Good old days.
4:34 the stock video 😂😂
7:49 😂😂
" MARS" should be raised , preserved And displayed as a national treasure like the "MARY ROSE" and " VASA" , All these ships are worth their weight in gold as tourist attractions and cultural treasures !
Your information is quite old. The Foxtrot B-80 that was in the Amsterdam harbor is no more. In 2020, it was towed to a scrapyard and subsequently scrapped.
A lot of time and effort must go into creating these somewhat interesting videos...I enjoyed it anyway and thought it was an interesting composure even with the monotone commentator....Thanks, from a 70-year-old Canadian guy, who's father served in our RCN during WW2...His stories were legendary...Cheers, and Good years....
@Abert-Magoo I'm quite hard of hearing, but doesn't sound monotone to me .... anyhoo
Don't you just love these totally random videos?
Im pretty sure the HMS Audacious didn't sink in 2014
The First World War dreadnoughts were painted in dazzle camouflage and not razzle-dazzle it came from Cubism as a popular form of art, the idea of it was so the U-boats could not tell if it was two ships sailing left from right or right to left or towards them or away from them this is the idea of dazzle camouflage and not razzle-dazzle ,from what I can gather the last ship painted in dazzle camouflage was in the China seas HMS tamarn.
I don't want to be an anorak nerd but......the rusting wrecked tank in story number 10 is a Russian second model T34/85? you can tell its a later model T34 by the turret shape.
Change the name to “amazing things found by young people who didn’t know something was there”. All this stuff wasn’t “found”. Every single one is well documented. These videos are made for clicks and to make money.
I have to comment on one of the features in your video. Having been born in Rhode Island, living there for 33 years before marriage and moving to nearby Mass. With family and good friends spending lots of time in Narragansett Bay and the surrounding waters and Islands in the Bay. We have heard a lot about the USS Endeavor. Having been scuttled in the Bay, there would not be much left after hundreds of years in the strong currents and tides, plus all the storms and hurricanes. But the places you show in the video are not found anywhere in RI! As I have been over just about every square inch of the smallest state, after the hundreds of joy buzz rides, plus being a local pickup and delivery truck driver in many different trucks, from meat trucks, tow trucks, dump trucks and oil tankers for home delivery. Not to mention motorcycles. I’ve been to the URI Oceanographic Institute’s buildings. Nothing looked like you showed.
Hunker Down Steve Wallis spent the night in one of those Boxcar Willy train cars ... possibly?
I was thinking the same. :)
The pics of the "Ram mk2" on the range depict a Russian beast, a T 34, nothing like a Canadian Ram!
rare WW2 tank, shows a VERY common T34/85. Looking like range target... Let me check the list of things that you might like
I'm no expert but if I were looking for submarines I'd check the water first. If that doesn't pan out then (and only then!) I'd vigorously work the deserts, mountain tops, deep in the jungle and outer space. Hope this helps.
this video was very good a fair look at the world in wartime well done, the narrative was excellent I enjoyed it immensely a balanced view which a lot of these videos don't do yours excels way above the rest. because of that I have subscribed liked and clicked the bell and shared with others.. all the best from John from Rugby UK.
excellent sarcasm! best ever
I think the missing submarines will be found underwater in the ocean they sank in
I think Number 2, Military Issue Rifle. Although I'd be the first to say there's enough Pro's & Cons with Both? I'd put the new Polish "Grot" Rifle System. Forward for consideration?
7:49 LOL
British Airways did not exist until 1974, the flight was a British European Airways flight.
18:23 ...soldiers didn't do it for their country they did it for freedom from tyranny and oppression.
Bluetooth rifle scope pair w/ combat glasses, DUH! Just hold rifle around corner & see target, pull trigger. K.O.
He just said “The Audacious was blown up by a mine in October of 2014”. Is WW 1 still going on? 😢
urban explorers!. the end isn´t about any explorers
The tank shown at 2:47 and 3:36 is not a RAM it is a Russian T-34/85!!!!
This channel just has chat GPT write an essay and then has it narrate the essay to a slideshow of public domain images. Its just clickbait fluff.
Era is pronounced as Air-ah , not ear-ah
they should make the sub a tourist attraction the could make money off it
Everyone my age knows about Million Dollar Point. What happened is France ruled that region .Everything was offered to them at Penny's to
the pound, a great deal. France refused the offer thinking USA would
abandon it . This angered G,C Marshall the war supply guy who ordered
Every bit destroyed food,shoes clothing to vehicles, drained of engine fluids ,ran red hot to crack the block when it hit the water. It made the GIs
Sick at heart to do it but it was ordered. US industry opposed its state side return as enough was here any why .
Stop calling people by their last names. Call them by their first names.
lame clickbate
The stikle5:00
It’s called American Eye, duh……
The numbers and title screens are inaccurate, and this interminable video combines 3 videos about stuff that has little to do with it's title.
Also, despite the USA flag, the narrator uses British terms like "leftenent." Weird.
canada uses the same terms used
why is there an USA Flag behind the numbers?
None of these were ever lost, click bait
Россия - ua-cam.com/video/PXMS-Ruqw_U/v-deo.html Щедрая душа)))
Damn AI videos.....😠
Another clickbait video as per the Title that part finishes at 14 Minutes but there is nothing about the actual things found, just stock photos and incorrect information. The other 26 Minutes is an old video of similar stuff just added to make a newer Longer video. Ah well, another Channel is blocked and unsubscribed.
war
clickbait title - just a list of old well known abandoned relics - OP you should be embarrassed by fooling so many people with you're lies
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If you say so, Christo Bello..I give ya the benefit of the doubt and a single thumbs-up...
@American Eye so you are telling us that and I QUOTE " 12 Amazing Things Found By Urban Explorers " so urban explorers are up in space as you just said that with the headline and naration and the clip at 34:16 . you earned a thumbs down for this trash.
It's spelt ROUTE but correctly pronounced ROOT, in the English language anyway, If only the Yanks had adopted the French language when France won them their independence as then the English language wouldn't be constantly butchered. That big statue in New York harbour as a constant reminder of the French contribution to Yank independence is a bit much but that's the French for you, LOL!!!!!