Appreciate it! And yeh I know now haha, thanks for watching

Appreciate it! And of course. Feel free to check out my other stuff and stay tuned. Try to get something new up every 2 weeks or so

It's insane bro, they are literally everywhere. I'm still searching for an intact one though. I'm liking the new light so far.

In Switzerland, we have lots and lots of carefully locked "abandoned" or mothballed bunkers - you never know when you need them again. 😅

@@Ganiscol Switzerland is like Swiss cheese lol, how are they on people exploring them up there?

Appreciate it bro! Bob just went to some awesome places in Hungary, Should meet up with him again sometime in the near future.

Haha right? Appreciate you watching bro. I have plans for stuff but for now there's a long list to still check off in Croatia. There's gotta be something completely intact out there.

Thanks Vlad! Yeh its a homeless camp now. I always wondered where the homeless in Zadar were

Awesome bro, and thanks! I also did some exercises out at Nellis, we did a simulated invasion jump and flew maybe 800m for about 2 hrs, by the time it came to jump everyone had thrown up, even the AF guys. Jump master gave the green light in way too high of winds. Everyone hit the ground like a sack of rocks. One guy made the sacrifice of breaking his leg so we had to call in medvac vehicles and that saved us from the 15km ruck they had planned. But before that the pilots were cool and gave us a chance to come up to the cockpit and I'll never forget seeing the formation of C17s, maybe 70 of them all at diff wedge altitudes. I don't think the pilots had ever seen anything like it either. Unfortunately I wasn't doing videos back then haha.

@@TattooedTraveler Ok, Did you ever go to Ft. Erwin then? The Army does a lot out of there in conjunction with the USAF at Nellis. I believe that the US Army has an active role in Green Flag Exercise and works with the USAF relating to Close Air Support Training there.

@@robertwilkinson8421 nope, thankfully I was in a school when the unit went to Irwin, glad I missed that one lol.

@@TattooedTraveler I never went there myself, but I did Drive near there on the way to Vegas. You'd be surprised what you can find out in the Mojave Desert. There was a lot of Army activity out there before during and after WW II. Once pulled off the Hwy 15 and traveled up an old road, saw some piles of Rocks and went to Investigate. Discovered an old Army Training area I imagine was used for Wargaming. Like I said there were these Piles of Rocks built up as Cover and also found some High Quality metal cable that I imagine was used for Comms? This area is located next to a Hill/ Mountain with some a Communications site still in use, located at the top of this Hill/ Mountain. I'm sure you can locate it using Google Earth. Probably not more than a few miles off the I-15 between LA and Vegas.

Hahaha, yeh I confirmed with my friend after.

But in fairness, the area was mined before and sometimes when they say it's "clear" they were rushing to meet EU standards. Better safe than blown TF up as I always say 😆

Thank you 🤙

Thanks for watching 🤙, feel free to check out my other stuff, there's better places I've been to 😆

Thanks bro 🤙

Appreciate you watching 💯🤙

😆🤙 That's next on the equipment list, thanks for watching!

Gotra be so many, thanks for watching 🤙

Thanks for watching bro 🤙, and yeh probably. But the area was heavily mined less than 30 years ago so I left to go ask a friend of mine. Was going to head back but was short on time.

Thanks 🤙

Ah thanks for coming over man, hope to work with Bob again soon 🤙

You're right lol

Thanks, know that now lol

Znam brate 😆

@@TattooedTraveler definitely some homeless people live in that last bunker, at least it looked like it to me. In "petrol tank house" is that a mine!? dunno.

@@wellwh0 it's not bro, I found out after but didn't have time to go back. I know there used to be mines there so I was like ehh. Lol at yeh at the end definitely

@@TattooedTraveler Are those petrol warehouses build during ww2 and later JNA just took it over or they are buily later years after ww2? Pretty cool.

@@wellwh0 it's hard to find much about them bro but I think JNA, it's possible they improved them from WW2 but the "houses" look very JNA

Babindub near the airport

Yeh bro, there's over 250 of these fortifications just around Zadar and almost all forgotten. It's a miracle a friend of mine was able to restore one but now they are having issues with opening it to the public.

@@TattooedTraveler That's too bad. I hope you guys are able to raise the awareness and support needed to get the message out. Good luck!

@@sattercaster1 thank you bro! Some people get upset when we show these places, but aside from my own burning curiousity, I am trying to show them and share a bit of history of an otherwise mostly unknown place.

@@TattooedTraveler I'm working my way thru your back catalogue, I'm sure I'll learn a lot from it too. Thanks

@@sattercaster1 truly appreciate it bro, try to put out something new every 1-2 weeks or so.