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WWII History & Reenacting
Welcome to episode 16 of the German WW2 log bunker build here on the WW2 history and re-enacting YouTube channel. If you are new to this series – we are building an authentic log bunker from the second world war for our re-enactment group, based on original German specifications and building plans. If you want to watch more videos from this series you will find the complete playlist down in the video description below!
Will we ever get done with this build? Join us on another long day of backbreaking work as we continue on our German WW2 bunker - slowly but surely the walls are going up! This is hard work, there's no question about it! How far will we get today? Watch and find out!
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
The music used in this video was found on: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the video series "WW2 Bunker Build" here on the WWII History & Reenacting YouTube channel. This is a very interesting, educational and fun project. We are building a typical German wooden bunker from the second world war using original drawings and correct materials. This particular construction is not supposed to be under ground, but was a special type used in marsh lands or areas with shallow bedrock - typical for Finland etc. Follow us as we put in the hard work, and watch the build from start to finish - link to the complete playlist below.
"WWII H&R - WW2 Bunker Build" Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdKN2C6gFeEpy5nhnIan4tZo7CZk8agJQ
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tut..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a wonderful pair of shot glasses found near a German Wehrmacht officer barracks from the second world war! Both are in fairly good condition! A very neat find I think!
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers like you. Your donations will help fund future projects as well as new ..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a very cool find! This is a German leather K98K Mauser bayonet frog from the second world war. The frog is in incredible condition after all these years in the ground!
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers like you. Your donations will help fund future projects as well as new..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a wonderful 1939 dated German K98 Mauser five round stripper clip made by Polte (P.). This is a nice early brass construction variant in nice condition.
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers like you. Your donations will help fund future projects as well as new production equi..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a wonderful piece of German Kriegsmarine (Navy) rank Tresse from the second world war! This Tresse was once gold colored, but after over 80 years in the ground its gone. This Tresse was used on collars, shoulderboards or rank devices.
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers lik..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a wonderful German WW2 Navy uniform button. The button features the embossed Kriegsmarine (Navy) anchor with a pebbled background and raised outer rim. This style of button was used on the field gray Navy uniform, generally by land based personnel such as the coastal artillery (Küstenartillerie). This button is in fairly good condition with the button shank still intact.
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to ..
This cold winter adventure takes us on a long and treacherous three day journey to north of Norway. I recently picked up another 5 original German field kitchens from WW2. Four large German model Hf. 13 field kitchens - two are of the later variant with additional roasting compartment, and the other two are the early regular type. I also found one regular small German model Hf.14 field kitchen. I definitely should have picked this up in the summer!
The Field Kitchen Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdKN2C6gFeEpjHcwgUixwAcEW77izSnqj&feature=shared
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
Other music: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers like you. Your donations will help fund future projects as well as new production equipment to ensure better quality and constant content flow on the channe..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a wonderful hoard of complete tablet containers with skin decontamination tablets for the German Wehrmacht. These are made from Bakelite and still contains the original contents. They are missing most of the paper instruction label.
BACKGROUND:
With the development of poisonous gasses used as offensive weapons in WWI appropriate defensive gasmasks also had to be developed. The German WWI M1915 and M1917 gasmasks evolved into the Reichswehr era M24 gasmask and eventually into the M30 and M38 gasmasks used in WWII. All German Army personnel were issued with a gasmask, carrying canister and accessories and were required to have it readily available at all times. Although the use of chemical warfare agents was considered by the German OKW, (High Command of the Armed Forces), fear of the Allies retribution forced them to reconsider and shelf the idea. Fear of the potential use of chemical warfare agents made the gasmask and canister a constant companion of the German soldier through-out the war. Along with the gasmasks, new specialized eye glasses, a protective gas cape and skin decontamination tablets, were also developed. Each soldiers was issued four skin decontamination tablet containers with ten tablets per container along with their gasmask and other accessories. The skin decontamination tablets required preparation in water before usage and as a result a new skin decontamination ointment, which didn’t require preparation was introduced to replace the tablets but the changeover was never fully achieved and the tablets continued to be produced and issued until 1943. Regulations of December 3RD 1942 stipulated that a colored adhesive tape was to be applied to the skin decontamination tablet containers to indicate year of production with red tape indicating production up to 1940, black tape for 1941, light green tape for 1942 and yellow tape for 1943.
(germanmilitaria.com)
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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Happy new year from the WWII History & Reenacting YouTube Channel! Let's hope that 2024 will bring more content on the channel - that's the plan anyway 😊
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is another wonderful and complete Tablet container with skin decontamination tablets for the German Wehrmacht dated 1942. Its made from Bakelite and still contains the original contents. Its missing most of the paper instruction label.
BACKGROUND:
With the development of poisonous gasses used as offensive weapons in WWI appropriate defensive gasmasks also had to be developed. The German WWI M1915 and M1917 gasmasks evolved into the Reichswehr era M24 gasmask and eventually into the M30 and M38 gasmasks used in WWII. All German Army personnel were issued with a gasmask, carrying canister and accessories and were required to have it readily available at all times. Although the use of chemical warfare agents was considered by the German OKW, (High Command of the Armed Forces), fear of the Allies retribution forced them to reconsider and shelf the idea. Fear of the potential use of chemical warfare agents made the gasmask and canister a constant companion of the German soldier through-out the war. Along with the gasmasks, new specialized eye glasses, a protective gas cape and skin decontamination tablets, were also developed. Each soldiers was issued four skin decontamination tablet containers with ten tablets per container along with their gasmask and other accessories. The skin decontamination tablets required preparation in water before usage and as a result a new skin decontamination ointment, which didn’t require preparation was introduced to replace the tablets but the changeover was never fully achieved and the tablets continued to be produced and issued until 1943. Regulations of December 3RD 1942 stipulated that a colored adhesive tape was to be applied to the skin decontamination tablet containers to indicate year of production with red tape indicating production up to 1940, black tape for 1941, light green tape for 1942 and yellow tape for 1943.
(germanmilitaria.com)
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a wonderful and complete Tablet container with skin decontamination tablets for the German Wehrmacht dated 1942. Its made from Bakelite and still contains the original contents. Its missing most of the paper instruction label.
BACKGROUND:
With the development of poisonous gasses used as offensive weapons in WWI appropriate defensive gasmasks also had to be developed. The German WWI M1915 and M1917 gasmasks evolved into the Reichswehr era M24 gasmask and eventually into the M30 and M38 gasmasks used in WWII. All German Army personnel were issued with a gasmask, carrying canister and accessories and were required to have it readily available at all times. Although the use of chemical warfare agents was considered by the German OKW, (High Command of the Armed Forces), fear of the Allies retribution forced them to reconsider and shelf the idea. Fear of the potential use of chemical warfare agents made the gasmask and canister a constant companion of the German soldier through-out the war. Along with the gasmasks, new specialized eye glasses, a protective gas cape and skin decontamination tablets, were also developed. Each soldiers was issued four skin decontamination tablet containers with ten tablets per container along with their gasmask and other accessories. The skin decontamination tablets required preparation in water before usage and as a result a new skin decontamination ointment, which didn’t require preparation was introduced to replace the tablets but the changeover was never fully achieved and the tablets continued to be produced and issued until 1943. Regulations of December 3RD 1942 stipulated that a colored adhesive tape was to be applied to the skin decontamination tablet containers to indicate year of production with red tape indicating production up to 1940, black tape for 1941, light green tape for 1942 and yellow tape for 1943.
(germanmilitaria.com)
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "W..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a German Wehrmacht soldiers dog tag (Erkennungsmarke) that has been broken in half. Weather or not the state of the broken tab is accidental or not I don't know - it is possibly the individual was K in an accident or due to natural causes, as there was no fighting anywhere in this area. I know that there was a mine accident in this area sometime in 1944 where several soldiers were K. The soldiers number was 777 (blood type A), and he was issued his tag in "1.Kp Landesschützen-Bataillon B" (1.Kp. LDS.SCHTZ.BTL. B).
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, ..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a pair of standard issue German Wehrmacht skin decontamination ointment containers!
BACKGROUND:
With the development of poisonous gasses used as offensive weapons in WWI appropriate defensive gasmasks and accessories also had to be developed. The German WWI M1915 and M1917 gasmasks evolved into the Reichswehr era M24 gasmask and eventually into the M30 and M38 gasmasks used in WWII. All German Army personnel were issued with a gasmask, carrying canister and accessories and were required to have them readily available at all times. Although the use of chemical warfare agents was considered by the OKW, Oberkommando der Wehrmacht, (High Command of the Armed Forces), fear of the Allies retribution forced them to reconsider and shelf the idea. In 1941 a new skin decontamination ointment was introduced that was designed to replace the earlier established skin decontamination tablets. The ointment was issued ready to use while the tablets required preparation before usage. The changeover from the decontamination tablets to the decontamination ointment was never fully achieved, and both were issued from 1941 to the end of the war.
(www.germanmilitaria.com)
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is a couple rare glass figures from a German Wehrmacht soldiers tabletop board game! This is a great find!
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the Week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers like you. Your donations will help fund future projects as well as new production equipment to ensure better quality and constant conte..
Today's WW2 Relic of the week is part of a German WW2 Wehrmacht coffee cup with an early Weimar eagle property stamp dated 1934. The porcelain manufacturer was known as "Porzellanfabrik und -malerei K. Steinmann (from 1868 until 1938)" and "Porzellan- und Steinzeugfabrik Walther Becht G.m.b.H. (from 1938 until 1945)"
Music from: https://artlist.io/
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The "WW2 Relic Of The Week" video series is comprised of short clips showcasing my relic finds from the second world war that I have found throughout the years. Most of these clips were filmed on older lower quality cameras, but thanks to modern technology I have been able to upscale and enhance the footage. In this series you will find mostly German military artifacts from WW2, but also some Norwegian and other allied items.
You can find the entire "WW2 Relic of the week" playlist via the link below:
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel..
Episode 24 - 12. 11. 2023
Will there be any Feldpost on today's episode of Feldpost Sunday - a letter, or maybe a large package full of original WW2 memorabilia? Come join me on another exciting unboxing!
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
Other music: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the new video series "Feldpost Sunday" here on the WWII History & Reenacting YouTube channel. Every Sunday we will check the studios postbox and see if we have received any Feldpost and open/unbox it together - generally historical WW2 items.
Feldpost Sunday Playlist:
https://youtu.be/CPEi76Y1rIk
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers like you. Your donations will help fund future projects as well as new production equipment to ensure better quality and constant content flow on the channel. If you want to support my w..
Today there wont be a regular Feldpost Sunday Episode... but its sort of an unboxing I guess... German field kitchens from the second world war are quite rare, and finding one for sale could take years - but I never imagined in a million years that I would one day acquire one while asleep... This is the story about how I acquired my third German field kitchen...
The Field Kitchen Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdKN2C6gFeEpjHcwgUixwAcEW77izSnqj&feature=shared
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
Other music: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
Want to support the channel?
If you are looking for a way to support my work please consider donating!
The "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel is possible thanks to the support from viewers like you. Your donations will help fund future projects as well as new production equipment to ensure better quality and constant content flow on the channel. If you want to support my work consider buying me a coffee or give a donation via PayPa..
Welcome to episode 15 of the German WW2 log bunker build here on the WW2 history and re-enacting YouTube channel. If you are new to this series – we are building an authentic log bunker from the second world war for our re-enactment group, based on original German specifications and building plans. If you want to watch more videos from this series you will find the complete playlist down in the video description below! n today's episode we will continue working on the machine-gun port – winch you can see me working on right now – as well as the walls. Hopefully we will reach another milestone on the build today by installing the final logs on the walls – and getting us one step closer to getting this thing done!
Will we ever get done with this build? Join us on another long day of backbreaking work as we continue on our German WW2 bunker - slowly but surely the walls are going up! This is hard work, there's no question about it! How far will we get today? Watch and find out!
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
The music used in this video was found on: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the video series "WW2 Bunker Build" here on the WWII History & Reenacting YouTube channel. This is a very interesting, educational and fun project. We are building a typical German wooden bunker from the second world war using original drawings and correct materials. This particular construction is not supposed to be under ground, but was a special type used in marsh lands or areas with shallow bedrock - typical for Finland etc. Follow us as we put in the hard work, and watch the build from start to finish - link to the complete playlist below.
"WWII H&R - WW2 Bunker Build" Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdKN2C6gFeEpy5nhnIan4tZo7CZk8agJQ
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within ..
Episode 22 - 22. 10. 2023
Will there be any Feldpost on today's episode of Feldpost Sunday - a letter, or maybe a large package full of original WW2 memorabilia? Come join me on another exciting unboxing!
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
Other music: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the new video series "Feldpost Sunday" here on the WWII History & Reenacting YouTube channel. Every Sunday we will check the studios postbox and see if we have received any Feldpost and open/unbox it together - generally historical WW2 items.
Feldpost Sunday Playlist:
https://youtu.be/CPEi76Y1rIk
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://www.ww2historyandreenacting.com
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Will we ever get done with this build? Join us on another long day of backbreaking work as we continue on our German WW2 bunker - slowly but surely the walls are going up! This is hard work, there's no question about it! How far will we get today? Watch and find out!
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
The music used in this video was found on: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the video series "WW2 Bunker Build" here on the WWII History & Reenacting YouTube channel. This is a very interesting, educational and fun project. We are building a typical German wooden bunker from the second world war using original drawings and correct materials. This particular construction is not supposed to be under ground, but was a special type used in marsh lands or areas with shallow bedrock - typical for Finland etc. Follow us as we put in the hard work, and watch the build from start to finish - link to the complete playlist below.
"WWII H&R - WW2 Bunker Build" Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdKN2C6gFeEpy5nhnIan4tZo7CZk8agJQ
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and inform..
Allied WW2 coffee ration tin dated May 1945 four at local thrift store. These were typically airdropped to Norwegian agents and resistance fighters in Norway during the second World War.
#ww2 #militaria #history #collection #wwii
Join us on another long day of epic work with major progress on our German WW2 bunker - slowly but surely the walls are going up! This is hard work, there's no question about it! How far will we get today? Watch and find out!
Intro Music: The official WWII H&R intro theme - composed by: "Andrew"
The music used in this video was found on: https://artlist.io/
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Welcome to the video series "WW2 Bunker Build" here on the WWII History & Reenacting YouTube channel. This is a very interesting, educational and fun project. We are building a typical German wooden bunker from the second world war using original drawings and correct materials. This particular construction is not supposed to be under ground, but was a special type used in marsh lands or areas with shallow bedrock - typical for Finland etc. Follow us as we put in the hard work, and watch the build from start to finish - link to the complete playlist below.
"WWII H&R - WW2 Bunker Build" Playlist:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdKN2C6gFeEpy5nhnIan4tZo7CZk8agJQ
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Welcome to the "WWII History & Reenacting" YouTube channel!
The main focus of this channel is primarily military history, mainly within the second world war (WW2) timeframe. The channel features various content, such as videos on metal detecting, magnet fishing, exploring and visiting historical sites, collecting militaria, reenactment, restoration etc. I'm a WW2 reenactor/living history enthusiast and many of my videos feature tutorials, kit reviews, reenactment footage and information about the hobby. I mainly portray the German side within the timeframe. Collecting militaria is a huge part of my life. Unboxing videos, collectible presentations, and collecting tips, as well as metal detecting and relic hunting are also typical videos on the channel.
This channel is strictly non-political and my videos are meant to be fun, educational, and informative
Enjoy!
Official website: https://w..
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