It's impressive how you're taking your son on these history hunting adventures. He will learn firsthand from a passionate father who cares about history. I hope he embraces your passion for history.

I can’t thank you enough today for posting up this video. I am going through a tough time right now and your videos help me escape my reality

Single dad to single dad. I home school my son and SOOOO look forward to each one of our adventures. God bless you guys and thanks for sharing. Ive been big on ww1/ww2 history lately

It's extraordinary that so much WW2 history is still around to be explored and the remoteness of this location means that this particular WW2 archaeology has not been defaced by graffiti. As ever, many thanks to you and to EE! And you need Gin and Tonic to go with that chunk of ice!

This was so awesome, thank you both! Im glad you and EE stayed safe as some of the positions looked pretty scary and close to the edge!

Thank you for sharing your adventures and thoughts on history. I'm old and not physically able to visit places like this and I have been a fan from the first day that you began sharing your experiences. I watched your son and daughter grow on these trips. Maybe one day I'll be able to meet you in person to thank you for the joy that have brought to an old man like me. When I was young and in the military, I explored wherever I was sent. Thank you again!

Incredible location , guns in place and very remote. Great video guys !

Another great location. Couldn’t imagine the sound and shock from that gun firing in such a small space. Thanks for sharing.

Shame the gun is deteriorating, I guess it is quite hard to get to, so unlikely to get any restoration. It looks to be an amazing place with the right weather conditions. Thanks for taking us along.

Thank you for taking interest in our history. I seen all this in history class many years ago, and now our schools in Canada don't teach our younger generation history.

Best history channel on KZfaq. Love your work

What a beautiful place. Ideal for a German defensive system. Can't even begin to imagine the time and effort spent to build all of those heavy duty structures. It must have been remote if you only had one bar on your phone in that one spot. Something to see the encasements still pretty well intact. Thank you for taking us inside of the underground barracks. Just imagine a toilet for the soldiers craved in the mountain side. 😀 It was wonderful that the locals expressed interest in returning the 1.5 cm gun back to its original location. Hopefuly, they will do more maintenance on it to restore it to its original state. Thank you EE for doing all of the research and thank you for taking us there HH and EE. 💞

I love how appreciative ‘Eagle eyes’ and yourself are to your supporters! Keep up the good work and once again keep up the good work!

Great stuff. Thank you for all the great content. You are so fortunate to see all this history. Thank you for the great channel.

Really great location with tons of gun placements. Thank you, Eagle Eye's and history hunter.

Fantastic video again guys keep up the great work and keep safe

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY United States everyone thank you for sharing your adventures in history

Thank you again for an Excellent Adventure Video, Thank you History Hunter and Eagle Eyes. You're😊 the best!!! 👍 👏

What an impressive position, HH and EE. So many structures, so much work went into creating this place! It's a shame the gun is deteriorating. Thank you for this amazing explore!❤

So amazing the amount of detail at this location....to so much evidence of structures that are not just concrete...and there must have been so many soldiers here ..a huge defence... And I must say it does look cold there , thank you so much for sharing this with us all ... Bridgette

Wow, what a treat, just simply amazing location and position. Keep up the great work you two can't wait to see the video .

Thank you so much for sharing, I love history and love your videos❤

What a fantastic location. I'm speechless so much going on here. Thank you and EE for the tour.

What a rugged spot! Glad they put the cannon back in place. Thanks for bringing us along

I always enjoy your videos, they are so fascinating and informative. I love how you walk us through all these places, it's almost as if we there ourselves. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.

A great little tour, with some fantastic fortifications. Well done HH team 👍👍

@ 17:05 - perhaps that mount was for a telescope to scan the horizon for ships. What an incredible installation this place is!

That was a very impressive location. Thank you for sharing it with us.

Another coastal artillery site! 😁 Do love those. Amazing that the protective barriers where the barracks were located at were still there. Shame some of the sites were sealed off but amazing that they had brought that one gin back and put it back together. Hope they come and do some maintenance on it soon. Definitely looks like it could use some care. Thanks for taking us along on the tour. Really some spectacular views from there!

I am sure there are hidden underground bunkers filled with stuff somewhere, you just need to be luck enough to find. Have you been back there on that tunnel where you almost lost the drone to explore that door?

I remember watching a documentary about how the North Atlantic Wall was imagined as this literal concrete wall with defences all along it, where in reality they didn’t have the resources or man power to build such a feat. It’s crazy to see how they made do, fortifying as much as they could with what they had available around them, very impressive. Thank you for the walking tour of this bit of history 🙏🏼

I didnt watch your channel for a while and yesterday i watched fue of your episodes and i cant believe how grown up eagle eyes looks like. He is a full grown man already. Hope he shares your passion for history and keeps this channel going after you eather decide you wount be able to make any more content... Or when you go to final resting place.

Love the outdoors and ww2 bunkers etc,can’t get any better.

Great series. The large rectangular opening in the ground at the top of the hill by the garage struck me as a possible water reservoir to feed water under gravity pressure to an area.

Greetings from the U.S. Just wanted to send a small thank you for your videos. My WW2 history knowledge is not the best but your videos are amazing. I never knew Hitler wanted an Atlantic wall. Take care!

great video!

This is amazing!!. Subbed👍

Awesome video!

Thank you. Regardless of the history, it’s important to know the history. Great channel

Oh my god, I haven’t seen one of your videos in a while! Your son has grown so much!!

I've been watching you for awhile now and I absolutely love your WW2 videos and just amazing ..they truly are a look into the pass..... And your raising a good kid too God Bless from America to you and your family

Came for the gun. Left a subscriber. Great vid

That was a very interesting place. Good job breaking the ice EE. The firing positions were strategically placed, protecting the barracks and other structures from incoming attacks from the allies. It is very rare to see the original gun at those historical sights. I bet there is so much more to see there. Thanks HH & EE. ❤❤

What an amazing place, they made an awesome job!! Thanks HH & EE ;)

It is always stunning, and pleasing, when we see the actual guns still in place. It is such a stark reminder of why so much time, and effort, was put into creating these incredible positions throughout Europe. The amount of work, and material used, in this one is just truly amazing. Just to build all those barrack foundations, and to cut the steps into the hillside, would have taken so much effort. And to see some of the bunkers still with the remains of their linings, was a nice touch. Too often we only see the bare rocks, and concrete. The red and white painted walls remind us of the young men who lived, and worked, in this place, in all weathers. Cannot imagine what that place was like during a winter storm! Not nice I'll bet. Thank you for sharing this amazing place with us. All your work, and efforts, are truly appreciated. Both of you! Stay Safe, and Stay Well!

Im definitely subscribed im new here love the videos

Very good Video Thanks for sharing Happy new year

Oh my god, eagle eyes has got so tall, he was so tiny when I started following you first, all the best, from Liam from the west of Ireland

Thanks! Very Cool!

An amazing mini village built to support this site! So many barracks and firing positions then the gun still in place! Classic German architecture throughout. Obviously a little visited site. Thanks for sharing your adventure in this remote spot.

Thanks history hunter and eagle eyes. Amazing to see the gun still there. 💜💜💜👍👍👍

Another amazing video , thanks ❤❤

When the gun was removed you said there was an uprising about it and they returned it. Who made the uprising? A local history group? Anyway what a busy base this must have been. Thank you both.

fantastic mate, liked and new sub 👍👍

Thanks for sharing, just amazing.

Another impressive location that you have shared with us about WWII history. As always thank you and " Good Hunting "

Just subscribed my Freind…..thank you ❤❤

This may be my favorite explore of all!

Love this guys work! He's so interesting.

MAN OH MAN, WHAT CAN I SAY? I'M SPEECHLESS AT THE AMOUNT OF BARRACKS THAT WERE THERE; EVERYWHERE!!! AND TO SEE THAT A FEW OF THOSE STILL HAD ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION PIECES STILL THERE. JUST AMAZING; AMAZING VIEWS!! STILL SHAKING MY HEAD IN "AWE". THANKS FOR THIS INCREDIBLE FIND,EXPLORATION,ETC....PART 2 TO THIS AREA BY ANY CHANCE? LOL. THANKS AGAIN. STAY WELL MY FRIENDS.

Wow so many hidey holes , if you were playing hide & seek you'd never be found lol , great video again , thanks.

It was very interesting, I have read, watched lot of war history, watching your videos i really feel how the time would have been, Thank you and your son .

Great place to go through. So much stonework. Who was the manufacturer of the 105mm? Was looking at the forward trunnion mount. Another great video by HH and EE. Wished they had not sealed off the rest of the complex. Great day here to watch this video, -7.25C and has been snowing since midnight, currently have 22.8cm. Well done video HH. Be well and regards to the family.

Too bad the weather didn’t cooperate with you at this location. Seems like there is so much to see there. It looks like a huge area to explore in such a short time. Maybe when the weather improves you can make a return trip. Amazing with it being a coastal area that some of the insulation boards are still there. The structures look primitive but when you see the thickness of the walls you can tell a lot of work went in to them. It was also nice to see one of the guns still there. Look forward to seeing more of what you found on this adventure.

Another great video of your road trip. Interesting bunkers and the cannon, big thumbs. Thank you again for the history lesson and information that you have diligently looked up. Intressenting always how the get al the materials tho the location. How many man power it take. With greetings from the Netherlands

Loved the video! What country is this? I loved the scenery

wow another great location , keep up the good work guys 👍👍👍

Well I'm back!! What a amazing location!! Thanks for sharing!! I've been busy. Sorry I've been gone for so long. I have a lot to catch up on. Hours of videos to watch!! I'm almost a year into a new job and I know you will appreciate what I do now, I'm working for a company called Pegasus NW, we make airplane part's for Boeing here in Washington state where they have locations in Seattle, Kent and Renton. I'm working in Kent Washington. I will try to watch as much as possible, and get active with you guy's again. I've missed you and EE!! Glad your still doing this and spreading History everywhere!!

Im a huge history nerd and i just loved this video🤩🤟

Hi HH & EE, It remains a wonderful experience to make so many discoveries as father and son.

Seldom was a piece of artillery left behind. Impressive. The Allies after the war could have saved themselves a lot of effort and explosives by leaving these structures in place, as historical relics.

Great video! Did you guys metal detect whilst there?

That is definitely one of the busiest locations you have brought to our attention. It appears like they would have been packed in tight at this location.

Hahaha! An original WW2 toilet! Great fun & amazing location HH & EE. thank you 😂👍👍❤🤍💙

Thats so awesome ive always dreamed of going and seeing this

Thanks!

Awsome. Looking very wild

What interesting is how well it blends in so so well

Thank you for all that you do, God bless!

Very intresting 😊👍🏻

Good to see your people have enough respect to leave /return historical items.

the measure of being remote no phone signal how times and terch change are world great channel !

Top job guys

Wildly beautiful is exactly right for this location, and the work the Germans did to conceal everything, blending in the stone work, with steps, and bunkers, then the crowning glory of the 105 still in place, silent now but still just as menancing. When you think, this was done as a "just in case" the allie decided to choose here to invade. Thank you for taking us along on this explore, and I wonder if there is more still to see from here. Stay safe and well my friends

Hi, great video....please tell us where is this located??

Great place good the gun is there to see very cool indeed 👍 😎

Hunter found strike gold 🥇 again. Hopefully I can go one of this days on a trip with you

Spectacular views but I think it would have been very cold there in winter cool place I enjoyed it

It’s like we just keep learning new stuff about Hitler, the war and after war. It’s all so interesting and crazy how much stayed hidden from the public.

random fact from a prior military member who has been to obscure cities in Alaska with populations under 500, cell phone service isn't indiciative of how remote an area is. usually, a remote area will completely cut off service. I've gotten service on top of a remote mountain in Japan

It's amazing the effort and time they put into building these sites all over Europe Amazing how serious this crazy man was!

Great an facinating Location , say Hi to Eagle eyes an a great Vid as Always..

What a place and thank you both for the hard work in sharing and keeping history alive.

I believe it was General Werner Von Blomberg who criticized the Atlantic Wall, saying that after the Allies landed all of the entrenched guns would be pointed in the wrong direction. Most of the structures were built from 1942-44, a period of two years.

What a beautiful area! It's hard to imagine all the structures that were all over that mountainside. The Germans really dug down and fortified this place. It's a shame the gun is deteriorating like it is. It's rare you see the actual gun placements. Thank you both for such an awesome explore. Take care and stay safe. 💖💯

Thanks

What a beautiful area for a German base. I would guess that in the summer the area was lush and green and was a pretty good duty station for the troops. So much better duty than the Eastern Front! The work to build the infrastructure in an area like this always surprises me as I can imagine the cost to establish the base and to keep troops here must have been very expensive! I guess the soldiers constantly improved the positions here over the war years and that would have included all the stairs that went up the hills. The various shelters with their red interior paint were very interesting! Thanks for taking us along to this location! Stay safe and stay well guys!!

Please show how you mount the frames. Thanks!

I’m sorry if this was mentioned but where is this located again?

thank you so much for showing history ❤