The three medals of some old veteran? Some senior soldier - NCO or Officer? Perhaps a doctor. fascinating... Or was it the plundered medal collection of some Russian soldier.

Fantastic finds guys, keep it coming. Do you ever wonder if there are soldiers buried underneath all the helmets and finds at all? X

My uncle could have been right there

Не надо было лезть на Матушку Россию

Danke für eure Arbeit und Respekt. Thanks for your work and respect.❤

amazing

Your night sky video was breath-taking!

I hope you have passed the coordinates of the brands next to the data of the brand. So relatives can still say where an uncle lies today or has died in the war

Stop drugging the cat just to make a video

You always find the most interesting treasures! In the US, we are not allowed to do any metal detecting on battlegrounds.

I do believe that the "pistol magazine" you've found is actually an Italian Beretta SMG 20round magazine. Truly nice finds!

I think the round, brown Bakelite box is not for Gramophone Needles, but for paint tape for typewriting machines. Eupen is not a German City, it is in Belgium. The small, oval enamel sign with the inscription "Tellertuch" is for a kitchen towel to dry up dishes/plates. In the past there was different type oft these signs used. Some were "Gläsertuch" for drinking glasses, "Messertuch" for silver knifes and so on. So they had different towels for different use. The white porcelain shard with the inscription "Graupen" was once a kitchen storage container for barley groats. Nice finds at all 🙂

Do these guys document where they find these things? In case actual archeologists go through the area.

Uncle Adolf 😂😂😂😂

Это часть ордена Красной Звезды

What is raouls insta ?

Cool :D Can you keep it or do you need to call the police?

Nice that you Guys treat them with respekt 😊

"¿Reliquias?" ... ¿En verdad consideran los "creadores" de este vídeo que OBJETOS vinculados al nazismo son "reliquias"...? O desconocen el significado del término, o...

If you find a body do people come out to recover it for a war grave or is it just left there

How is there so much earth on top of them? Surely there wasn’t enough time to accumulate that level of clay and sand and soil.

The guy survived the fighting in Russia all the way to Crimea and back home, only to fall there so close to the end of the war. Close, but still too far.

Nice to see the respect for the fallen soldier. So sad so many soldiers were never found and buried in both wars.

Injusto going this channel and I have some questions . Do they have permission to find this things ? What do they do with that ? Is there a museum where we can see those things ? What happen when you find a urss or gringo soldier , what is the protocol ? Is it posible to go with them only to see how you find this stuff ? Gettings from Mexico

More Nazi lovers freaking out over Swastikas.

Iron Cross is i believe a Maltese Cross of Maltar as u seen on Royalty.

what do y'all do with this stuff?

we should never respect nazis. may he never rest in peace.

może ss-manem co rozstrzeliwał Polaków ?

Amazing 😮

Even egipcian era remains are still found jack

I'd like to see a video metal detecting in Finland! Maybe in Lapland, where we fought the Germans at the end of the war...The most interesting finds of the Finnish wars with the Russians are sadly on Russia's soil, so no going there now...

Those WWI medals were probably on a ribbon bar worn by Volkssturm member killed or surrendered. For the men who survived the conflict from 1914-1918 they thought front line combat was over for them. Belief in one man eventually thrust them into chaos in 1945. That butter knife's condition is astonishing with the silver plate still showing.

Europe will forever be stuck with the trauma of the war. How heartbreaking it is that even now we still find the dead lost and forgotten, and bury them.

El centro de la Cruz de Hierro siempre estará oxidado por que es de Hierro. Lo curioso es la cinta, me explico: La Cruz de Hierro de Segunda Clase, no se llevaba en el uniforme, tan solo su cinta. Así que probablemente sea una que o bien nunca se otorgó o bien el ganador la guardaba integra.

WWI Iron cross. For sure it is Volkssturm area. Many of the men were aged in their 50's by then. They wore their Iron Cross back into combat for the last time atter that award sat in a drawer at home for over 2 decades without much fanfare. The south of Berlin had thousands of Volkssturm participants go missing in action in the severe fighting in the woods in April 1945. Either killed and buried without documentation or captured and sent east to the gulags. Some say those woods are haunted now for the futile sacrifice.

Excelente trabajo

Hi Chris and Mike l am Avgustin

As a dedicated War zone/ camp site detectorist myself ~ I have a large number of Identity tags found locally over the years and I refuse to trade ~ or sell the tags as I feel this totally disrespectful to the (Australian) diggers of WWII. I always endeavour to trace their history or families and have had some success in doing so ~ It is always a thrill to return relics or individual items to the families ~ I generally agree to return the time to the family on the proviso they share something of their fore bearer and as a result I have had been privilege to some great stories shared of combat and military experiences from humorous to being captive of Vichy French troops in the middle east ~ even later serving as the (BCOF) in the occupation of Japan ~

Very interesting. My great grandpa fell near Wreizen (Wriezen?) in front of Berlin, right next to the Seelow Heights. One of his friends made it home and said he was last seen in an area that got hit heavily rockets and overran. The Red Cross said his remains are likely under a factory (hey got this info from a German prisoner who said he buried lots in that are there).

Of you are a pro, you should know that it is forbidden to detect in german woods

Boah unglaublich 👍

Have you ever found a Totenkopf ring?

I love the new intro Mike !!

mag je daar zonder vergunning zoeken?

Amazing finds again 👏

Bedankt wederom voor een geweldige video Mike, ik had helaas door de drukte van de afgelopen week nu pas de tijd om te kijken. Fantastisch dat je JD zo blijft suppporten door zijn tshirt te dragen :)

USMSTS stands for United States Maritime Training Station

Thank you so much for making these videos. And thank you for how you treated the find of the fallen soldier. My grandpa was lost in Stalingrad, and was never found. My father never really got to know his father. Was hard for him, not to know what happend to him. Hopefully times like these will never return. Groetjes, Chris

So impressed that you recognice what the items you find are😮 for me, a rusty round gadget would just as easily be from some old scrap that the elderly used and dug up when it was broken. There are an infinite number of things to familiarize yourself with. Should have had someone with experience on the subject with them when looking. Who owns the fields you are digging on?