Opening 10 Gallon Vietnam War Era Drum found detecting: YOU WONT BELIEVE WHATS INSIDE!!!
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- You saw the barrel when I gave up. I went back to it and got the top off!
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Wow so awesome to find war era items priceless:) Never get bored watching you digging from the wars past. Thank you for sharing this explore with me & Us . Have the rest of a wonderful weekend ?
Keep what you love doing :)
Thank you for taken us with you !! Great finds
I watch all of your videos.Enjoy all and like it when you take your bride.Very very nice family,take care.
I wouldn’t miss watching for nothing, I enjoy this very much. Very interesting to me.
Oh boy another exciting video I love it.
EA, I am so glad you continued at that spot. I might have missed something along the line, but I think the question now should be Why? Why was all that training stuff even buried and not taken away with the personnel?
Where’s the bearded one with the excavator when you need him😊
Looks like M1 Garand clips with blank cartridges. After a field exercise someone buried the drum and the soldiers dropped any left over blanks and smoke grenades into the drum. And they covered it back up. They couldn't turn it back in my guess is this is from the 1950s. When i was a seabee we would do our field exercise at camp shelby MS. And after wards we would line up and shoot the rest of our blanks and smoke grenades. It was a blast. Cleaning the rifles after blank ammo is not a blast
Thanks for the video Jeff enjoyed the suspense until the end take care 👍
E A IM NOT GOING ANYWHERE I LOVE THIS STUFF. THINK OF THE HISTORY YOU ARE PULLING OUT OF THE GROUND. NOT MANY PEOPLE WILL EVER FIND SOMETHING LIKE THIS. I KNOW THERE ARE A LOT OF GUYS OUT THERE THAT GO DETECTING THAT WOULD GIVE ANYTHING TO FIND A HOLE LIKE THIS. LOVE WHAT YOU DO E A.
The war ran from 1964 till 1975 I was there in 1972 till 1973
Thank you for your service!
Never really got to do metal detecting, Im in east Tenn, I think I may give it a try. Thanks for the inspiration. I own a pew shop so would be cool to find an old pew and rebuild it. Thanks again
All those that are eight rounds together are enbloc clips for an M1 Garrand rifle.
That Alabama clay is tough
😯😯😯 so much stuff in there!! Glad u don't let mean peeps get to you...they're usually very unhappy in their own lives and project their bitterness on others to feel better. My FIL served in Nam in the 60s...lost him 3 yrs ago to effects from Agent Orange. 😔
Dang sorry to hear that. The dates on these make me think of men like him who served then.
You done found an ammo privy..
That's a crazy amazing find!
Sorry E.A., I have to say it: You really scraped the bottom of the barrel with this video!
Lol
looks like blanks for a m1 grand 3006 might have been left from war games?
Literally a gold mine!
Sounds like the man who was ugly to you is a little jealous. You keep doing what you because I enjoy your videos, reels etc…. They make my days go by quickly at work.
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Time to find out what Exploring Alabama found today.
What will you do with all this stuf?
Very interesting, what are the date stamps on the cartridges ?
40s and 50s
Super Cool
WOW
How has the land owner reacted to all you have found??? And what on the world are you going to do with it? Love the hunt!!!
A preppers stash. 🙃
It would be cool to remove the whole drum from the ground and put the ammo back inside and keep the whole thing.
Exploding Alabama
First!
Why would someone bury 30-.06 M-1 enbloc blanks?
Every soldier who didn’t want to haul it out. They can be found where ever they trained nation wide. You use of French is spot on.
Hey we buried that stuff in the field to keep from cleaning our weapons on training exercise
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Bruh, get a tripod! It would make it easier for you and less nauseating for us 😂
true sorry
@@ExploringAlabama I definitely meant that in a good way 👍
It just boggles my mind that all of that ammunition was just buried instead of used. WHAT A WASTE!
NOW, it also scares me for you to be sticking your hands down in that junk because WHAT IF they put chemicals of some kind on top.
OH and FYI the Korean War was 1950-1953.
My Dad was in the Vietnam war in 1966 thru early 1968. That "CONFLICT" was between 1954-1975.
I have delivered into Lake City.
I would have been afraid there was a dead body in there
A lot of work. I was hoping for something different right up to the end.
Yeah me too
The army sure didn't get what they paid for in cleaning up that site. Maybe you can send them a bill.
They only pick up the big obvious stuff they can’t hide. In southern Oregon they acquired a lot of farm land for a training camp for WWII. They did bury the cemeteries under tons of dirt to protect them and cleared them when they left. They allowed the farmers to repurchase their land but they left ammo bunkers and replica German pillboxes they had constructed for training and lots of surprises for the farmers every time they plowed the land. Live grenades and mortars and some phosphorus grenades that would start burning after they were exposed to the air and dried out.
@Martha Mitchell Camp White in White City? I too am in Southern Oregon.
@@kathylouise1936 yes! One guy in Sams Valley plowed up a phosphorus grenade and set it on a stump and kept working. Later he found the stump burning. Good thing he didn’t just chuck it in the trees. You know what happens then. We left the area in 2019 so we missed the Obenchain fire which was in our neighborhood.
@Martha Mitchell You are lucky to have missed the fires. The army was definitely not careful on how, or where, they disposed of all these toxic munitions.
I would put everything back in the barrel and cover it up and move on .
2nd 🤦♂
The reason that guy thought he needed to share is because a Jerk always has to accentuate their stupidity 🙄😏
what guy
Not very interesting this one
Cool video. I was born in Alabama and used to ginseng hunt all over the woods
thats cool, i've never found any but I really dont know where to look