Mission into secret German WW2 MEGA bunker. It is OPEN and still German WW2 equipment inside !
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Mission into secret German WW2 MEGA bunker and to our surprise it is open and the Germans left even secret gear !
You just HAVE to see this incredible bunker inside..
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Incredible set of finds deep inside that bunker. Shame I couldn't quite make out the nameplate on the generator, it would be great to see that cleaned up.
The battery bank would have been to supply emergency power if the generator stopped. The panel looked to be a charger / regulator. Interesting that the battery cells were Nickel Cadmium.
ok that is interesting to know my friend and i know you know :) Thank you for your great support it is greatly appreciated and greetings from us.
I collect everything ww2 German I also study the history of ww2, I highly respect and appreciate the work you do as your work and videos gives me a greater understanding and appreciation of the engineering and man hour’s building these bunkers.
I thank you, your daughter and son for the great effort you go to for us to watch.
@@WW2HistoryHunter it looks like a Junkers opposed piston engine
As you stated, I’m speechless This unit was incredible with all the original artifacts. Unreal. Well done.
it looks like they had NiCd batteries already at the time !
That panel is worth the visit all by itself.
Nice to see a place others have been without damaging it.
It really is!
That water reservoir at the bottom of this bunker deserves further exploration.
Totally agree and thanks Matt :)
Need to go back with your magnet HH
How about investing in repairing this amazing bunker , reviving it and turning it into a museum ? I think its a good idea
This is the most unique and complete bunker you’ve ever explored. I bet there are some artifacts in that water reservoir AND that generator (provided it stayed sealed) would probably run again with the proper tinkering. Great stuff!!!
Loved that place and so glad you are here with us Thomas. Thanks.
I’ve never seen a bunker with three levels that location is great ! Thanks EE for sharing ! HH thank you for such a great trip! So much stuff ! That generator will probably fire up ! Be careful Be safe! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I’m ready to move in !! Lol.
I thought that generator at the Eagle's nest was amazing, It used a U-Boat engine to power it!
I dunno mate :) copper coils .. they rust I wouldnt trust it to work after all this time :)
Absolutely fascinating to see such a complete bunker! Thank you for letting us come along
Appreciated James and greetings from us.
Incredible. You're so lucky to find such a bunker. My WW2 fascination started as a young boy when my grandmother gave me a Nazi Germany workers badge and a cigarette and match from a POW camp and I still have them to this day. This kind of stuff is amazing. 👍 This place needs to be preserved and made into a museum. Thanks for sharing.
There you go and thanks for taking interest and for watching.
This is probably the best bunker you've ever shown us, I'm truly amazed at what I've just seen.....this place needs to be preserved. Thank you so much for taking us with you on this explore 👍🏻
Thanks Colin it is appreciated :)
A great buncker fantastic
That was absolutely incredible. In an instance like this where there is undisturbed artifacts, will you notify the local government that the entrance has been breached and request it be resealed to prevent vandalism and theft?
It was a great explore and sometimes we do. thanks for watching.
I have to agree with all the comments below when I say this is by far the most complete bunker you have shown and by far one of your best episodes. Hopefully it can remain in the original condition it is in for future generations. Great job my friend!!
Thanks for the kind words :)
I can’t believe what I’m seeing…that Bunker is amazing.. Thanks so much for showing it and taking us along for a fabulous journey.
No doubt about those Germans, they never did things by half! Please keep the great content coming.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much my friend :)
This is spectacular! It is such a shame that, world wide, places like this are decommissioned and vandalized because they can serve as such a great reminder of the past, good or bad. Thanks for sharing. Love this channel.
Well said!
Lovely hearing you speak German.
I understand perfectly...
The problem of leaving things is moisture. The decay will take everything
Thanks so much my friend and greetings from us :)
That moment when you unseal a ww2 german bunker and you run into Nazi zombies
You never know and thanks :)
This made my day. My son's school called me on Monday because he was ill. He brought the flu home and had us all laid out a few days. Felt good to feel good and get back to normal.
We wish you all the best recovery my friend and thanks for being here :)
Wow, now after having seen that generator we need a "Will it run after 80 years?. Saw a video somewhere of a similar bunker and they were able to start the main generator, incredible! I believe the entire bunker should be made into a museum. Amazing content as always!
I saw that one where they started generator! Hehe....
Yes would have been great to see if that would start. Thanks.
wow that bunker is amazing, EE does a great job on the commentary too 😃
I have always been amazed by the engineering and WWII in general. What an amazing place. I always wonder what things my Grandfather saw as he was in the warzone over in Europe. That bunker needs to be sealed back and protected!
Very nice place to explore and thanks for being here :)
IN all the time you have taken us to abandoned bunkers in various locations i don't remember ever seeing one that had so much equipment still in it. I guess it was sealed up right after the war and has stayed that way until recently when someone broke through the brick wall. Quite an amazing site to get to wander through. I wish it could be preserved as I suspect as soon as others discover it is open it will be looted. Thanks for taking us along on this adventure! Stay safe and stay well you two!!
Yes this was such a surprise and we were 99,9 % sure it was shut long time ago , we were just lucky :) Hope someone will shut is and preserve it. Thanks for your fantastic support Donald and we are sending uff some new stuff to you tomorrow :) Greetings and be safe :)
Sadly, the bulk way it was opened and the missing wiring, machines ripped from their front panels make me believe it was opened by looters.😢
So many amazing museum-worthy finds here in this most amazing bunker!!! This is right up there near the top of my favorites list!!! Thank you, HH and Eagle Eyes, for showing this to us!!!💖
What a great place to explore Cynthia and we thank you for your great smile always making our day even brighter :) Thanks and greetings from us.
I always knew you would find something like this one day and it's incredible
Interesting place it is and thanks for watching.
what an amazing bunker!!! To actually see that diesel generator still in the exact position it was placed 80 years ago, is mind blowing. I do get so jealous of you guys sometimes, being able to explore such amazing places. Thanks for sharing this with us
Glad you can enjoy our explores by being here my friend :)
Switchboard for charging NI CAD Accumulators very modern! Those were still modern in 1980! Gastight and maintenance free used in V2 Rockets too
Loved to see that gear there and thanks for watching.
Thanks! Great to see a historical site basically untouched and not vandalized . Bunker with generator panel was interesting. Wish they could make more of these historical sites into museums so the public can visit and learn a little WW2 history. Thanks so much HH & EE. Stay safe.
Yes we would love to see this place taken care of and perhaps even become a museum. Time will tell i guess. Thanks for your kindness Laura :)
@@WW2HistoryHunteryou could get in contact with a museum about it
What an amazing find. Very impressive.
Thanks for being here :)
Oh my Lord! What an absolutely amazing and huge bunker! I would give anything to have been there with you! All those artifacts still there, it's a miracle they've survived the years. I agree with you 100 percent that those pieces should be in a museum for future generations to see! This, in my opinion, is one of the best locations you have shared with us!! Thank you ever so much and keep up the spectacular work!!
Loved that place and thanks :)
Can you imagine having to build that bunker with all that concrete? Amazing!
Lots of work involved. Thanks.
This place is massive! The control panel was an amazing find by itself but the size of this is such an unexpected pleasure. It's wonderful seeing the old switches and things that are still functional. That generator was unexpected but awesome. A central heating unit would have been so incredible for a people who had no such. Thank you HH and EE for taking us here. This was one of my personal favorites. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯
It really is a fantastic bunker and we loved to share that with you Julie :)
As a mechanic I am so tempted to disassemble the generator and take it out and try to get it running also careful touching those batteries they may contain mercury which is deadly with open wounds
Would have been cool to do and thanks James for being here with us :)
Thanks. I think that generator could probably be restored.
Thank you for the kind support my friend and greetings from us :)
Wow this is amazing! I do think you should consider contacting someone about getting some of those items in a museum and / or sealing up the bunker. Otherwise it will be stripped and vandalised in a mater of days or weeks.
Well we did let the right people know about that and i dont know what will happen. Thanks for watching.
WOW what a find and those items need to be saved and put in a museum great work on the find.
I think so too and appreciate you being here :)
That was a battery charging station. Incredible!
Looks like it yes and thanks for being here :)
that was totally amazing , to find such a huge bunker in that condition , well done
Great place to explore and thanks Nick :)
I am deathly ill with the flu and these videos are the only thing getting me through. Thank you for this.
We appreciate that and i know all about being terrible ill. Not good at all and we wish you a speedy and full recovery :)
Thank you again dynamic duo [ WW2HH and EE ] for sharing this video with all of us. Again this bunker was not only for the regular soldier, but for their officers. As you continue on, be safe be careful of course be well.
Yes what a incredible explore and thanks Ted :)
Отличный фильм получился о бункере 3 рейха, немцы строили надёжно и комфортно даже по тем временам 💫👍
Thanks for watching.
Great find , love seeing a bunker with equipment still intact. Keep up the great work. It so cool that you can do this with your son and daughter. Good job eagle eye keep finding awesome things!
Thanks 👍
I've never seen anything like this and it left me speeches
Thank for watching.
This was the best bunker yet and you guys really do take us to places that have been lost in time. Thank you guys so much for all of your work and for all that you do for us. You guys are awesome
Glad you enjoyed it Mark and greetings from us.
Talk about big, Wow. The time, labor and materials had to cost millions. But Hitler didn't have to keep a budget. How many men did it take to fulfill it's purpose? Which was what? Nice work E E. Both of you make the best team anywhere.
So true and what a insanely big thing down there. Glad we found that and greetings from us.
That’s was bloody brilliant! What a episode. Yous totally have to go back to that bottom floor, flooded room with your magnet 🧲 fishing line see you guys can bring something history up. I can’t get over how huge this bunker is.. it’s a labyrinth of engineering m. Great work lads
Agree , we loved finding that and thanks Jill :)
This one is truely remarkable :) makes me think you really need an archaeological team to lock this joint down and study it thoroughly .. otherwise it will inevitably get eroded by looters and vandals
Very nice place ot look into and thanks Mark for being here.
What a fantastic place, so sad that it’s been left to rot, many thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it we did for sure and thanks my friend :)
Someone should definitely renovate this place
Could be interesting to do yes. Thanks.
I have to agree with EE, this bunker is definitely in the top 10 of places you have explored. Someone spent great effort to break into the sealed bunker, fortunately allowing our HH team to get in, but, like you, I hope it gets re-sealed to preserve it from other. less scrupulous, "treasure hunting" WW2 history explorers. The outside access toilet area on the first level was obviously for the near defence and nearby gun crews to use, and also the bunker's top level Operations staff, but could be sealed with the steel door in case of attack. Loved seeing all the light fittings, and switches, and the wood panelling still in place. Just amazing. And to see the bunker's generator still there. Incredible. That big water reservoir is just crying out to be drained. Who knows what's hiding on the bottom? Definitely one of our Teams best unexpected explorations. Thank you both for doing this for us. Stay safe! Cheers!
Yes Peter it is a fantastic place and so many details to study an that electrical panel is once in a life time find. Thanks for your great support and greetings from us.
Outstanding find with a link of paint it would be a great museum
So true Lee and i wish someone would do that :) Thanks for being here.
Wow so much equipment left . Looking forward to seeing more history. ✌❤
I loved to go inside there Robert , such interesting place that is. Thanks.
You should probably start a kickstarter to buy the land that bunker is on and turn it into a museum. Would probably make for a unique experience for tourists, and might get more people interested in history.
Thanks you Dylan
What an incredible find! Considering how much you discovered, could there have been some cold war use of this bunker? Many thanks to you and Eagle Eyes for sharing this adventure with us!
i think there has been post war stuff gong on. Thanks for your kind support :)
What would be epic if you could find a surviving ww2 soldier or historian and show them these videos and have them explain in detail what each room is and explain the equipment, the design and engineering
Indeed and thanks for being here.
Folks this bunker is absolutely amazing a real time capsule it should be turned into a museum greetings from us over in Cornwall UK
Loved to see that and thanks for watching.
Thanks! My name in Mike L. and my German Rottweiler Named Panzer sit and watch all your videos we absolutely love what you do! Would love to come join you sometime if possible!
We thank you for taking interest and so cool to read your name of your dog. Thanks for your kind support and greetings from us.
Definitely one of your best explores. Hard to believe how much is still intact
Totally agree
Brilliant location thanks guys
Glad you enjoyed it
Amazing video! I would love to see this in person. From what I understand, the square holes in the walls were shooting positions, either rifle, sub machine gun, or a MG42.
ok and thanks for watching.
That’s amazing! That generator is too cool! The room with all the electronic stuff was probably a communication room !!
it could very well be and we loved to share this with you my friend :)
it's amazing what is still out there. Thank you so much for sharing your love of history with us !
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks
Your kindness is greatly appreciated and we loved to see that place. Thanks.
One of your best episodes for sure. Since it is in such great shape with so many artifacts, I would love to see this restored and turned into a museum for everyone to appreciate for years to come.
Loved it as well and thanks for watching.
OMG! What a credit to German engineering that this bunker is still intact ! Eagle Eye’s voice is so cute with his accent! Thank you 🙏 for the great videos,I’m a WWII buff!
Thank you for that Countess and greetings from us :)
I had always hoped to see a more intact bunker and wow you found it! So amazing to see the complex wiring and plumbing still there along with the generator.. Would be so great to that site preserved... Thank you for all you do bring us the WW2 history..
Yes this place is totally amazing and glad we could share it with you :)
Outstanding video. The best bunker that I think you have ever found. I hope that it can be properly protected!! There can't be that many that are that well preserved. Do you know who owns it? Are such things automatically protected in some way? Is there any organisation that can be asked to seal it up? I am always struck by how nicely built these bunkers are - they are not roughly put together but instead everything is nicely fitted, all the wires and such like. I also like all the little details like the patterns left in the concrete by the wood used to frame the concrete and also the original wood still left inside the little gun ports.
I think this place is almost always sealed up properly but someone seems to have worked very hard to enter and lucky for us as all we had to do was to walk right in as it was open. Talk about luck :) Thanks Charles.
This is so amazing, that place needs saving
Thank for being here and greetings from us.
Nothing short of cool. So rare to see a bunker as intact as this one is. What a treat!
Thanks for that :)
This bunker is just absolutely Amazing! So much History there and items just a awesome find
Totally agree Lance and greetings from us :)
Again you proof your one of the greatest if not the GREATEST WW2 History Hunter Channel!!
Thank YOU for being here with us :)
@@WW2HistoryHunter Your welcome! I wish things were different so I can be a member. I miss those special videos! One day maybe I will get a piece of history from yaw. That would mean the world to me because my great grandfather fought in the trenches of World War 1 and lost his left lung to gass. My grandfather served in the Army after World War 2 helping rebuild Germany. He was repairing the big guns on tanks and jeeps. One popped and he lost 2/3 hearing in both ears. He passed last November. I was surprised by the family to be the one chosen to be given His folded flag by the Flag guard. I also got his Army coat. I also have his disabled vet metal, honorable discharged letter typed by his Lutinete /platoon officer,and honorable letter signed by President Jimmy Carter! I also never met my Great Grandfather and never seen a picture of him. I have his photo wearing his World War 1 uniform before leaving for the war!! I have a small photo of My grandfather or great-grandfather brother's in uniform. I have other personal artifacts of my grandfather like the old flip lighters. I am so blessed!!
This is one of the most complete unmolested Bunkers I've seen ,that generator looks 100 percent complete
Such a great place and very glad we could share that with you :)
Wow! This video was amazing! Good work!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for posting!
You're welcome
Absolutely stunning !!! So much still there. Those old metal buckets by the coal heaps .. I'd have been very tempted to fill one with bunker coal and take it home. Very special video. Thankyou again H.H. and E.E. !
Thanks Stephen :)
Great job guys!! Very interesting.
appreciated John and greetings from us.
Thank you so much ,that was absolutly incredible,, a Bunker Dream,,, i realy enjoyed this one,, well done,,,
Glad you enjoyed it
What an amazing bunker
It really is and thanks Tara :)
You should get a fish magnet to explore the water reservoir.
Could be interesting yes. Thanks.
Thank you
You're welcome
you and your family are awsome!!! like to travel there one day soon, like you to be my guide!!
Thank you for being here with us :)
See what's scored in to the wall at 6.43? SS and a big you know what! This place is Awesome thanks for showing us and hopefully the people who have opened it don't just come back to Rob it of all its Original fittings etc! This place has to be one the cleanest well preserved I've seen so far! Even though the walls are black the wood pannalling is still pretty much perfect! What would you say thay was larch with the grey tone ots went now completely dried out?! Shows aswell that it being completely sealed up even under ground there was no humidity or moisture getting into the place with the condition of that wood on the walls! That's just outstanding that alone!
Loved this place and glad we could share it with you Charlie. Thanks for being here :)
Super nice find!!!
Thank you Rick for that :)
It's just simply amazing how you can look back like that and see craftsmanship and different technologies and different building material and a different era,that's amazing you did a great job thanks.
Couldn't agree more James and we thank you for being here with us :)
That is pretty complete impressed nice find
Great explore and thanks Rick for that :)
This is certainly the best preserved bunker that I have seen on your channel.
Wow, thanks!
business. Should put it back like it was during the war make it a museum it wouldnt take to much to get it back in shape to let people know not forget the past and keep it from being destroyed.
It should really be taken care of yes. Thanks.
This is the bunker of bunkers. Never ending rooms with never ending surprises. So glad you got it on video. And NO graffiti!
Fantastic place that is and hope it will stay like that for a long time :)
equipment still laying around after all these years so epic!
Indeed and loved that explore. Thanks.
What an incredible find ! So much intact equipment. Museum find for sure.
Loved this place and thanks :)
A particularly great episode.
Thanks Helen.
I'm glad you both made it out safely, that place is like a maze with endless corridors and passageways! Great find and presentation!
We agree!
Awesome! I’d love to visit Europe and see ruins and relics from the war. Also to explore South America. Most fascinating!
Thanks for watching.
Fantastic seemingly never ending bunker 😁
Very cool explore!
Totally awesome it is and thanks Casey :)
The sheer scale of that bunker is amazing. How they mixed the quantity of concrete , excavated the ground and so on. Truly amazing.
yes and you will love part 2 :)
german bunkers just the best, good find,👍
Thanks
best bunker system you have found yet. really cool
Great explore and thanks Gary for being here :)
Amazing Living Time Capsule!
It really is and thanks Edward :)
Get that generator running man!!!
Well it might run one day :)
The Germans were exceptional when building these amazing bunkers wow
They did pretty amazing stuff yes. Thanks for being here :)
That Generator might start so you have lights to explore with
It might very well do actually. Thanks my friend :)
Wow wow wow
Appreciate you watching :)
Amazing. No graffiti.
Thanks.
I get so happy for you when you both find amazing places!
Great place to find and thanks for being here :)