The battle of Tutenburg Forest AND it's location(S) is now well documented. The battle did not take place in one spot, nor were the 2 legions "marching to expand their empire." In fact, their campaign season had ended without success and they were returning to their base for the winter. The force was attacked at several points along it's column. Many of these locations ARE known. Very few survivors escaped, but there were survivers. Being a Roman train heading home, the column included soldiers, wives, servants and children as well as pack animals. All died.😢

@gern7535

Жыл бұрын

You beat me to it! I was going to say the same thing.

@gowensbach2998

Жыл бұрын

As I. The Romans were tricked into taking the route, as I understand it, and it was a well planned ambush.

@Navigator001

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info, I thought that I had heard that the location was found a while back.

@patricktracey7424

Жыл бұрын

there were three legions (4000 to 5000) and as normal a similar number of auxiliaries, so in total about 30,000 soldiers not counting armenius aux cavalry, and a few thousand camp followers, they caught the roman column in line of march in thick forest and swamp and cut them to pieces over 4 or 5 days, armenius a german by birth was brought up in rome as a hostage and knew how the romans fought and used this against them. the general varus was a lawyer and related by marriage to augustus he was not a military general. he trusted armenius over his legates and followed his advice.

I believe the Foo Fighter were literally Guardian Angels but this is my own belief system.

Nutty, I Love your sense of humor!! The comment about the roman generals name at the very end had me cracking up. I was literally thinking the same thing you were about 2 seconds before you said it. I really do enjoy your content. Thank you for your work!!

Really enjoying your history and content nutty keep up the amazing work and thanks for learning us soo much. Love more programmes about the world wars love the history in it .

@zoeyrochellezhombie829

Жыл бұрын

Amazing is overrated

They had gun cameras on fighter planes during WW2. They would only film when the guns were being fired though, for after mission damage assessment and training purposes, no where near as advanced as the modern FLIR (forward looking infrared) cameras.

Love how this channel grown, good job and great content nutty this is the first video a see the narrator.

During road expansions in North yorkshire items marked as being from The ninth legion were found at a fort some miles north of York, an industrial area was found belonging to them close by. The theory is they went there set up camp for some years and later were transferred to the rhine and disappeared into obscurity. If a unit wasn't fighting, it wasn't reported on.

The battlefield of the Teuto­burg Forest where three Roman legions were destroyed by Germanic tribesmen has been located. It is near Osnab­rück, Germany. I visited a nearby museum which was constructed there. There one can view many items used by Roman legionaries ecetera.

@geoffsmith76

Жыл бұрын

Right. I saw a video about it and it seems more like a running massacre of the Romans over several miles than a real battle. Artifacts were spread over miles according to what I watched.

This is the time I wish I could time travel. Just to watch and learn about the battles and the missing troops. I would really love to see the Rock Ape

Actually the site of the Teutoberg massacre has been found , it was discovered by a British army officer named Tony Clunn in the late 1980s in Lower Saxony and German archaeologists are 98% sure it’s definitely the site .

The overall production quality and research on recent videos has been excellent!

@markoaurelius3780

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I'm absolutely loving these recent videos from Nutty History. ❤

They had cameras in fighter and bomber aircraft in WW2.

I love this channel so much!

15:37 if you went from a battalion to 71 men I'd definitely say you took some casualties! A battlion in WW1 had 1,000 enlisted men and 35 officers

@gern7535

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I was thinking the same thing. 71 men isn't even Company size. LOL😂

@harryricochet8134

Жыл бұрын

This ridiculous myth was categorically debunked 15 years ago.

The story about Los Angeles. A comedy movie was based on this event called 1942 John Belusi

The fact that those things are reported around historically important events - makes it sound like these things (if they are even real) would be not aliens but us, from the future.

@dullahan7677

Жыл бұрын

I've often wondered about that very thing. This, coupled with the Evolutionary Theory that states that humanity is still evolving and that some future cataclysm could push humans to attain the physical features of the "Greys👽" seems to me as logical as any interdimensional theory.

@gettafrickenclue9645

Жыл бұрын

That was a topic on Coast to Coast Am. The guest had a theory that the “foo fighters” were actually people from the distant future who came to observe the 2nd world war first hand.

@nightshadeii9248

Жыл бұрын

I’ve long thought this. Educational ‘Field Trips’ of some far future classroom.

I really enjoy this longer format. Thank you. Nutty History.

Thank you love this channel

571k subscribers uffff you guys are at 1million soon keep the good work love the history in this channel 🙌🔥

Love this channel 🥰

You left out some of the most important and extraordinary parts about the battle of LA such as 5 people died and others injured from fragments of anti air shells falling back to earth after ricocheting off of object and that the object in the ski remained stationary for almost 13 minutes while spots lights and anti aircraft artillery shells lit that thing up it was visible to hundreds of people watching the event. Some even say they saw the shells explode on impact of object but yet implied that the reason no damage occurred was do to this craft having a force field that was only visible upon impact of anti aircraft shell.

@RejectedRecords1998

Жыл бұрын

And hundreds of people claim to have seen fleets of Japanese aircrafts flying overhead even though there were none. Eyewitness testimony is shit. End of story

Really enjoyed the video, reminded me of some of my own

New subscriber, amazing content.

I love your work, and I am truly grateful for all of your efforts. U r a true master of your chosen craft, and we r all blessed to b able to witness your success. I mean every word. Sincerely. Happy Hump Day, errbody!!! Do something sensational, and make this day your Bee-Otch. Take care of yourselves and each other. 👍😁🤜🤛🤙💯✌

Love the graphics, that is worth watching future shows.

This is incredible work. I am a big fan of the guy being in the video. Looking forward to more of these.

During the Korean War, the 25th Infantry Div. was reportedly beset by a presumed extraterrestrial craft that the soldiers were given permission to fire upon. The pulsing craft then retaliated by emitting some form of a "ray attack" that left soldiers in the 27th Regiment with strange burn type injuries. Even those not subjected to the direct fire from the anomaly became very ill from a condition that some military physicians reported as "similar to radiation poisoning". There were many theories posited in the subsequent years attempting to logically explain the craft's origins, ranging from battle fatigue to advanced Soviet weaponry, but no single hypothesis has ever been able to check off all of the boxes required to call the incident "debunked".

@Kneon_Knight

8 ай бұрын

It's odd that the alleged incident doesn't appear in any accounts of the 25th Infantry Division during the Korean War.

My late father once told me that America was a nation that could get into a fight in an empty room. Turns out, Daddy wasn't wrong😂😂

@shamiwancrespin1554

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 hilarious

@zubzr8729

Жыл бұрын

Too funny 😂 lol 💯👊🏽

@dscwne9630

Жыл бұрын

😅 AMERICA!!!!! f&*k yeah

@michealknight3776

Жыл бұрын

Wise man

@shamiwancrespin1554

Жыл бұрын

I gotta ask though... As an American did we win??? Can't stand fighting something I can't see and not winning 🤣😂

A well researched mini documentary.

Although no relevant to the topic, but when I saw some of your illustrative pics used in the video, they have an unusual yet unique artstyle and I wonder if that was drawn or ai generated starting from the familly in panic image and because of the plane at 6:56 where the proppeler near the left is somewhat sticking from cockpit and the turrets with tires for guns? lol. Just wanted to know because I'm actually impressed of whether what of both possibilities. and I subscribed by the way. :)

You're telling me airmen INSIDE bombers and fighters could hear these objects humming at range??😂😂

This some history channel quality content!!

@robz5435

Жыл бұрын

Really? You know HC is slanted entertainment, right?

@gern7535

Жыл бұрын

​@@robz5435 I'm pretty sure he was being sarcastic.

This channel teaching us history we didn't know we wanted

@zoeyrochellezhombie829

Жыл бұрын

Speak for yourself

@frankmarrero8167

Жыл бұрын

Just change to something less mysterious.😮

@aerystargaryenii2565

Жыл бұрын

My German ancestors fought back the Romans 💪

the aliens really do be spectating us like a clash royale match

I never knew that there were so many Folklore Creatures for North America! Great job! Keep up the awesome work!

The so-called "battle of Los Angeles" was a focal point in Spielberg's, "1941." The air "attack" in 1942 over LA was laughable then and, in the movie, "1941." Thanks, Nutty History.

I find it hard to believe in the battle for Los Angeles that so many anti-aircraft gun operators knowing the consequences of firing over residential areas shot in the air at nothing. It is known that residents of Los Angeles lost their lives due to falling anti-aircraft rounds, but not all the rounds came down to the ground so where did they go? Some eyewitnesses says that the object was able to absorb a certain amount of it. That would explain why more people didn't die from thousands of rounds being shot up in the air that's supposedly nothing. It doesn't add up!

PLZ do more videos on this topic 🔥💯💯❤️❤️❤️❤️

Another theory about pilots seeing flying objects. Was light bouncing off the plane's body, which could account for the objects following the planes. And, when the objects disappeared, the planes went under clouds, blocking the flying objects. There is the shared hysteria effect. A squadron could be so close to each other that they would actually empathize with the other pilot who saw and swear that they could see it also.

Can't read the small print at the start of a new story, but the one on Ellis is not just. He travled around and studied. He KNEW the future enemy. At the time, the Battleship was king of the Navy, and everyone knows that if you rock the government boat too hard, bad things happen to you.

That legion probably got eaten

..where did all those fired rounds go if they didn't hit anything?

The Foo Fighters of WW2: Actually, the Allies (don't know about the Axis) did not take the Foo fighters report seriously which is why Donald Meiers called them foo fighters. After several debriefing where his reports were met with skepticism and disbeliefs, Meiers became frustrated. When one of the people debriefing him ask, "What do you think that are?" He sarcastically said they were foo fighters: meaning they must be imaginary things because no one believed him. The Battle of Teutoburg Forest: in Rome, upon hearing of what had happened in the Teutoburg Forest, Emperor Augustus stood in his palace, butted his head against the wall, and proclaimed, “Quinctili Vare, legiones redde!” - “Quinctilius Varus, give me back my legions!”

Mithro....Mythro.... Anyways, he blew it **shrugs**

SHEESH! 5:24 I was worried my MOTHER was calling me for a second, her ring tone is an _air raid siren!_ _"HIT THE DECK!"_ 😅

THOSE WEATHER BALLOONS SURE DO GET AROUND.

The 8th legion were recruited from Wales, and apparently ended up in the US. Hence the presence of ogham standing stones in the US. Forget the name of the researcher who postulated this

Gidday. I can relate to the story of the missing Australian battalion. I have 13 ANZAC Ancestors. One of those men was stationed in France fighting against Hitler’s regiment. He was firing at him and missed. He was wounded and taken to London where he is buried. I can truly say that one of my ancestors almost killed Hitler but missed and history has not been the same.

@Kneon_Knight

8 ай бұрын

How did your deceased ancestor know it was Hitler? Pretty sure they didn't exchange calling cards.So, I'm saying "nonsense." Be mad and offended on behalf of your dead ancestor if you want if you want, but there is no way he could have possibly known it was Hitler.

@grimmertwin2148

8 ай бұрын

I've seen something similar in a movie or docu drama. WW1 and Hitler is near front lines and ends up in No Mans Land accidentally The Germans have confused orders and moved the wrong way. The British are advancing. The story goes he could have been shot but the British soldier decided against firing on a fellow soldier in such a defenceless and vague state who was no threat. Whether that's from Hitler s recollections who knows.I'm sure it happened all the time especially toward the end of wars. .@@Kneon_Knight

@grimmertwin2148

8 ай бұрын

Exactly 13? What's the Kiwi/Aussie split? I've never considered my family as Antipodean Ancestors. Why? because they were 'transplants'. I'm the only 'native' born. I thought ancestors came from the land of their people not where they were born. I'm Pakeha and left NZ aged 3 months. Technically I'm not indigenous but I am aren't I? But some would argue my people come from Hobart and Devon. Or the UK. But that's totally foreign to me. However, my ancestors are Gaelic and Celtic, I must be on a cancel list somewhere as I don't feel entitled to claim any land or country is my land and country.

1st, KFC man. 2nd, George Washington Carver. 3rd best of both worlds and a unique individual.

Does anyone else think this is us going back in time to see historical moments

@odellwood2711

11 ай бұрын

Hell yes I been thinking that for awhile now. I was wondering if someone else thought the same thing. There's officially 2 of us now😂😂😂😂

It's the agents of shield time traveling making sure all the big events still happened until whatever their goal is

One mystery that wasn't covered was that of the Sandringham Battalion..

Wared War 2 or World War 2 ? Wich one is proper ? Great video tho!!

I'd guess the food fighters are just light reflecting off the planes

10th battalion bodies were found recently (the speculation is there was a gas cloud that obscured the soldiers, and they were slaughtered while they were POWs)

Er... the site of the battle of Teutenburgerweld HAS been located at Kalkreise in wester Germany. In fact there's a big museum there!!

Did they dip, duck, dodge, dive, and dodge? Sounds like a foo fighter would...

Also forgot Christmas Truce stopped by Christmas?

Los Angeles, funny movie made by Spielberg called 1941 ,I believe. John Belushi, what a nut!

@JonBrown-po7he

Жыл бұрын

Read "Wired". Belushi's drugs of choice were injected coke and heroin together, called a 'speed ball'.

@Dr.Chibbins

Жыл бұрын

“Fill her up! diesel!” (Looks for fuel port) “Where?”

I heard a story about us soldiers fighting a giant in Afghanistan or something like taht

Yeah!

I love the Foo Fighters.

Teutorbourg forest is a strange place. The people there do not like visitors in my experience (British Army 25 years).

A useless piece of information for any nutty historians out there….. A few years back I spent 16 years working as a domestic help for the family that bought the home in Walberton, West Sussex where author Rosemary Sutcliff spent her final years confined to a wheelchair before she died in July 1992. The family purchased the home soon after she died. Rosemary is regularly seen, heard around her home, and still is. I have witnessed her spirit many times. My daughter as a toddler would often state she was playing with her friend Rosie, and Rosie loved to read books with her. You’d often hear her wheelchair running across the parquet flooring. I got quite used to Rosemary’s company when working there alone. The room which had been her bedroom was always affectionately known as Rosemary’s Room.💞🇬🇧

Wow the narrator didn’t look like i thought he would look like

So ,you are telling me,in Vietnam not only the trees and bushes speaks Vietnamese ,the supernatural fought back too?

The lost legion was likely just disbanded or subsumed into other legions

History repeating itself 👀👀👀Look around today 👌

@thisnthat7760

11 ай бұрын

"Nothing new under the sun"! Courtesy: The Bible

Pearl Harbor Mysteries: “I just saw a Japanese plane, then it hit a ship and disappeared in a ball of flames. Where’d it go?” *x-files theme intensifies*

If you can find the movie flying fortress the old version watch as the crippled plane is heading back to base in the back ground it filmed a foo fighter pacing the plane. WW2 Footage of a plane.

You left out the missing british battalion in the Dardenelles campaign in WW 1.........

I GREW UP DURING VIETNAM .. MANY GUYS COMMING HOME HAD PHOTOS OF ROCK APES AND GIANT BUGS AND RATS ..SO THOSE PHOTOS HAVE TO BE IN SOMEBODY'S PHOTO COLLECTION SOME WHERE HERE IN USA

Did anyone see that photo a Japanese soldier took in occupied China during 1942. It was as plain as day, A big silver cylindrical object in broad daylight, hovering a few hundred feet above the ground. Wondered if Japanese fighter planes if a nearby base werent scrambled to shoot it down.

I'm seeing UFOs right NOW. They're all over my goddamn computer monitor ffs!!

My epiphany... Add: the eternity behind us...With, the omni-infinity, of the multi-universe s, around us...How can we possibly be... Alone?

How would pilots encountering foo fighters describe hearing a humming sound coming from them over the roar of a prop powered fighter plane?!?! The humming sound must have been quite loud for pilots to hear, unless they were observed from the ground in which case the foo fighters would have to be flying very low!!?? Not doubting the pilot's senses , they are trained to be good observers and information collection is paramount to gain an upper edge over the enemy. So basically if a service man saw ,heard, experienced something strange then gauranteed that they are telling the truth!!

Even me before wondering why they make a strategic book about Incase if they have a war in Japan, it's kinda like planned?

I highly recommend anyone with interest in this to watch the documentary unacknowledged by Steven Greer, and Steven greers interviews on the Shawn Ryan show!

All I heard was Lu Li Lu 😂

You guys sure love your UFOs over there! And bigfoot. It's Pixies in Denmark

They made a Bugs Bunny cartoon about Foo fighters

Pilots in WWII didn't "mistake" a duck flying over water, FLIR of another jet and a goat that ran off screen. EDIT: Lay a map of all orang pandek sightings on top of a map of orangutan habitats. Mystery solved.

Better safe than sorry 😂😂

The Foo Fighters is where the band got their name.

@deputybluevein93

Жыл бұрын

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

The metior isnt really religios for b.c.?/mediteranian?

Comment for the algorithm

Battle Dong Den battle 😶😶😶

the narrator sounds like the one from an old western podcast called drift and ramble.

How do you think of this kind of subject?

if these things are so advanced in technology why do they keep crashing.

The Lost Battalion is easily explained by the poor paperwork & head-counts during and after the battle. The P-40 is an urban legend, possibly a misunderstanding or misrepresentation between the novel and maybe the Fog of War? The Battle of Los Angeles was a city full of paranoia, worried about where the Japanese would strike next, just waiting for a few itchy trigger-fingers to get the party started. The Foo Fighters (could you make your comments a bit more lame;? I feel cheated): again, that pesky Fog of War, the strain on every combatant, lack of adequate supplies & food* and with each step forward, will this be the last breath they take? *Apparently the very first war the US forces actually gained weight was in Desert Shield/Storm. Prior to that, and going waaay back, every soldier on either side were constantly near starvation! num num num!

Whoever says uap is a tool. Doing the us bidding for them, lessening the shock of the fact that they're piloted objects. So, peace, ma go hop in my phenomena and drive to get a pizza.

What if the 9th legion never made it, what if they sunk In the ocean?

wish this guy was my teacher lol

These things are clearly toying with us. These are not some aliens from another planet..

What if I say theyre not like the others

100% These are standard military not knowing classified tech.

They have always been here!

Band of brothers left that part of the bulge out😂

Foo fighters were actually named for the French word "feu" which means fire because of the objects glowing appearance. Also in the battle of los Angeles no mention is made of the famous newspaper picture which clearly shows a large object in the sky lit by the exploding shells. Everything is mentioned except this. Im 10 minutes into this video and im shaking my head at it already