Thanks for Sharing Love the History, so worth Watching all the treasures/Relics you find. Lots of hard work involved doing this. Nice rewarding Finds!

That is a lot of amazing things and very well preserved in the clay.

Well done for digging in the conditions they would have lived and fought in. That dig for me would have been amazing and upsetting at the same time.

I’m amazed at how everything’s in such good condition considering being buried for best part of 80 years. Can only guess the grounds full of clay and has shielded it from decay possibly. Great video!

@garrettelliott2565

Жыл бұрын

The mud has sealed off these items from the air which would have corroded it. These belts and other items will probably be in the same condition for centuries under that tightly packed clay.

@dialyufo

11 ай бұрын

this is a dream for Every ww2 relic hunter!

@dutduy

11 ай бұрын

@@garrettelliott2565 qaaa. A

@xruct

9 ай бұрын

of course, clay acts as a preservative, and the items, of course, are very well preserved. come and help there are enough artifacts for everyone

@kratoleaf7619

8 ай бұрын

fake

Great video and awesome finds. Can't wait for your next discovery.

Amazing finds. I wonder, which location and corressponding battle are they?

This is so awesome, notice how the mud and clay prevented all of the wear and corrosion.

Incredible find after all these years buried. Nice collection of military artifacts.

Thank you for taking the trouble to film all of this; it's fascinating!

Respekt für Video Bro und Arbeit,tolle Funde!

Как приятно пить горячий чай в тепле ,и смотреть такое видео где холод ,грязь и находки👍

Lots of hard work but your perseverance paid of in the end.nice finds

I love watching you go out and hunt for stuff when you come back with all kinds of good stuff God bless you and have a great day😅

Great finds those belts and belt buckles were almost like new it looked like!👍🏼

Neat, I had one of those K98 bayonets, intact, in its metal scabbard, recovered from Normandy, 82. It was stolen from a locked DCC desk at work in 95.

Amazing video it’s like opening up a Time Capsule keep up the great work

You got all kinds of stuff. Good job my friend. Nice hard work.

Nice finds and very cool truck👍🏻. Thanks for sharing👋🏻

@wwiituberestoration1011

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

"Nice Hiss" at 14:40.. That is some machine you're driving. Great video. Items are in great condition.

Thank you for showing your finds .

Thank you for sharing this with us. You are amazing. Just please be careful that the sides don't collapse on you. Take a friend with you just in case.

Wish I could help! Looks like so much fun mixed in with a lot of hard work.

Awesome finds... congratulations.

Awesome finds man :)

This sight looks to be more WW1 with the wooden plank duckboards buried so far down in the mud. The helmet could be the version that was first issued in 1916 replacing the picklehaub

These are fascinating videos. I like the truck too!

Increíble Equipos de muy buena calidad, 70 o 80 años en el fango o en agua.

I have watched several of these videos. I wonder if these people are freelancers or EOD. I have seen some dig up cases of Panzerfausts ,grenades and mines of various types some of which look pristine condition to the point they might possibly be reconditioned to a useable conditions. I would be curious how many people blow themselves up each year.

For collectors interested in military memorabilia, this activity could be like a treasure hunt.

This is the coolest thing I have seen all month!

Digging in old trenches and foxholes seems like a good way to dig up old munitions and live rounds, as illustrated in this video.

@jamesburns2232

3 ай бұрын

Munitions might be old but can still blow up. 💥🙆‍♂💀

Hope you send the dog tags to the german historical services so they may found the name of the guy (not easy with german dog tags), update their archives and contact any living members of his family ?

The dog is a very happy one. You are a good master.

Some nice finds enjoyed watching

I have wrote about ww2 since a kid and what you are doing is a dream of mine I'm ill and wish I could my wish was to own a true battle German helmet and a British one but to see what your pulling out the ground is mind blowing as its in such good condition thank you so much for saving these historical items and wish you all the best in the future 😎✌️🇬🇧

@jman1989

13 сағат бұрын

Bodies are the worst

Great work and good finds! I wonder what's the most amazing find which you have ever mad?

Quality finds ❤

I would absolutely love to find such historical treasures.

@scottdunn2178

Жыл бұрын

Until you hit an old box of landmines with your shovel...

@felixderkiller1

Жыл бұрын

That’s the best part !

I appreciate your hard work, and I'm in love with your truck, but I sure would like to show you a real shovel. I dig for Indian artifacts, and use a sharpened version of a "caprock" shovel that can be delicate, when needed, but will also chop right thru large oak tree roots

Clay has preserved that stuff really good outstanding

You sure do work hard at your collecting. Impressive. The mud must be a time capsule.

Very good, comrade! Respect *WWll Tube Restoration*

Excelente trabajo!!!!

Magnifiques trouvailles ,la terre glaise les a super bien conservé 🥰🥰🥰🥰👌💥

I wasn't aware that wood and leather could remain buried that long without rotting completely. Hmmm...

@SuperNutty1234

Жыл бұрын

You would be shocked , depends on the conditions , oxygen and such , theres things that people have found buried in mines such as wood handled pickaxes from 100 years ago buried in dirt mud and water and they arent rotted

@tristanvros

Жыл бұрын

In airtight non-acidic mud almost anything remains. Absolute best soil to find relics in.

@josephgreenwood4929

Жыл бұрын

What I learned over the years buried in the dirt and deep in the ground at times preserves it

@lancelarue5060

Жыл бұрын

Ok K

@davejohns6694

Жыл бұрын

Lack of oxygen, hence preservation.

Incredible video Keep up good work

Excellent finds. Well done! 🙂

my grandfather fought in the 4th Romanian army, in the south of Stalingrad, he was seriously wounded, but he survived, he lived until 1988.

@tadeualonso4658

9 ай бұрын

Meu pai , hoje no céu com.Jesus, participou da tomada de Monte Castelo na Itália como.ssrgento mas retornando ao Brasil, foi para a reserva como primeiro tenente. Temos em casa medalha dele; seu nome é Paulo Alonso.

@nortonwesleyjones292

4 ай бұрын

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@danielmauch6370

4 ай бұрын

Bunicul meu a fost în divizia Tudor Vladimirescu

@wahoo.

3 ай бұрын

My great grandfather. going strong at 100 years young, served in the Philippines campaign against the Japanese army which was taking the Philippines under control of Imperial Japan. He told me stories of how cumbersome it was running off the carrier onto those Philippines beaches with all the gear strapped to him and his rifle. Huge respect to him

@n-amTimp

3 ай бұрын

@@wahoo. I watched the series The Pacific, it shows the harsh, cruel reality that our grandparents lived through, nationality does not matter, we are all human. They certainly did not offer to go to "hell" willingly.

If you do more. You may want to look into keeping some of those items wet until boiling in oil. You can get very fast decay. That oxidation has been waiting for years for more oxygen. A lot like scuba treasure leather rubber brass glass don't seem to decay. The leather shoes by titanic NOTHING else left but pairs of shoes next to each other.

Amazing find

That white jumper was a smart move.

It almost looks like the mud has almost preserved some of these relics. Some would say leave them in the ground because of what they signify and are attached to. Others would say preserve them as a piece of history. Something to say just how far we’ve come since those dark times. Good on you for doing all that work to uncover the past

@Lecruque

8 ай бұрын

And yet, on the same lands, dugouts are dug again, mortars fired, and german panzers are rolling… people with their yearn for power will always exist, at the cost of simple and idealistic men.

Great work!!

The clay preserves very nice. Btw i like your truck. Is it selfmade?

Curious…. What country location are you digging in. In the 90’s I was stationed in Italy and they still had pillboxes intact in the rural area of the country. I never really stopped to look around as I had my family with me. But it always caught my interest wondering why some of the fortifications were built.

great finds

Good job👍🏻are mines ever a concern when digging?

Great video !!

Wish I could be with you guys doing this.

Wow. What a find. Am amazing look into the past.

Resgatando o passado! Muito bom o canal!👍

do you fill all the holes in when you are done?

that is so cool you guys are preserving history I wish I was there helping

Thank you for the share

Olá meu amigo adorei o vídeo,grandes achados de guerra,o que vc faz como que você encontra? abraço aqui do Brasil🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

CHE MAI PIÙ TUTTO QUESTO POSSA ACCADERE.. BEL LAVORO RAGAZZI.. LA STORIA NASCOSTA SVELATA. UN GRANDE ABRACCIO DAL ITALIA🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮👍❤️

Fantastic and interesting video

What do you do with the corpses?

Bravo pour la volonté, ce n'est pas évident de travailler dans ces conditions là.

*Привет!Лайк от Питерских копателей Войны!👍👍👍👍👍*

Fascinating, intriguing, and somehow deeply disturbing, all rolled into one

Hi do you get to keep the stuff you find ?

Находки просто супер! Сразу видно, какой ценой они достаются, это не по верхам копать)) Вездеход тоже впечатлил, хорошая техника. Привет от нашего канала!

@user-bj8hi5oq5w

Жыл бұрын

привет от все камрадов!!!!Нет войне!!!!

Interessant, wie neu ! Ballistol für das Leder nehmen !!!

Awesome finds

@wwiituberestoration1011

Жыл бұрын

Yup!

O Alemão é foda! 80 anos depois a madeira da caixa de munição, couro da bainha da baioneta enterrados, em local de charco, ainda estão perfeitos. Parabéns!

So interesting to see history being dug up so long ago makes one wonder who the soldiers were before the war there lives there family carried these weapons into war not knowing the inevitable

with all your hard work you found some amazing finds!! good job

Ennyi kincsel milliomos lettél! GRATULÁLOK ❤❤❤ (Magyarország-ról)

Incredible fantastic 👏

Es ist schon erstaunlich, wie gut die Gegenstände nach dieser langen Zeit noch erhalten sind. Warum gibt es an dieser Fundstelle nur Ausrüstungsgegenstände und keine menschlichen Überreste?

@_______Thor_____

Жыл бұрын

Ich denke das Schneiden die raus

@ichniemand

Жыл бұрын

Vielleicht die Stellung fluchtartig verlassen ?

@karolbanaszkiewicz5938

Жыл бұрын

Die haut produte sind gut erhalten weil die waren in erde ohne luft usw. Und es gibts keine knochen weil die soldaten haben gefucht die wolten nicht gefangen sein

@Gesocksbremse

Жыл бұрын

@@ichniemand Wohl sehr fraglich? Es war in der Wehrmacht nicht üblich, alle Ausrüstungsgegenstände und Persönliches zurück zulassen. Es wird wohl ein Geheimnis bleiben was in diesem unwirtlichen Gelände passiert ist. Wir gedenken an die armen Soldaten aller Nationen, die ihr Leben für die verbrecherischen Machthaber geben mussten. Deshalb nie wieder Krieg!

@coxkoala591

Жыл бұрын

80 ans?il faut 1 a 2 ans pour effacer tte trace humaine excepte les os....ceux ci peuvent etre detriits par les acides chimiquues naturelles de certaines terres..

Do you ever sell anything you might find? If not I understand just interested

nice find

Hello. Like your channel very much! Excellent! Could you make a video of the restoration of the german germany buckle with cleaning and painting!? Thanks in advance! 🤝

Зачётные находки !

Incredible finds

@wwiituberestoration1011

5 ай бұрын

Yes, that's for sure. Very rarely come across such bunkers

How the heck is the wood in such amazing condition? WOW! Must have perfect soil conditions. Thanks for the content, very interesting!

Fantastisch ! Da hat sich das im matsch wühlen sehr gelohnt ! Mfg

How dangerous is this type of digging? Anyone in the know? Wondering about old ordnance/explosives.

It really would be very helpful to add in the geographic locations. Is this somewhere on the Eastern Front ? Which was wide enough. And how do you know to dig in THAT spot ?

how do you know where to find the dugouts? do you just look around until you find one or do you know where they are before you set out?

@derw8644

6 ай бұрын

They got real maps from that time and they know exactly where to find stuff

Where do you sell this stuff, interested

What a great channel thank you from London England . New sub

Como le hace para saber exactamente dónde están ?

Awesome video. Thank you for Texas

the famous "got mit uns" belt !!

How do you know, where to dig?

The mud has preserved that stuff so well! You want to put it in jars and sell it as a face mask for people to rejuvenate their skin! Do you sell any of these artefacts you find or is it for your private collection?

i saw the sign look out for mines in German so what do you do if you find a mine?

Great vid