10 Most Amazing Discoveries From WWII!

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[maxtonanddad]

Outstanding work once again ole chap!!

[haydenwhite]

Whoever snitched on the old man collecting war relics is a turd

[candiceperry]

It is awesome to learn about ancient discoveries

[erikarussell]

Soldiers used to take full rounds and whole bombs from war. My grandfather was in ww2 and he had several old bomb shells he insisted was "jüs dud", as he would put it. 3 of the five were live. The family handed them in after he died. He was not the brightest in the brigade.
Edit: he informed me that these were good luck tokens for the soldiers.

[madcap]

I must say as strange as this may sound Your Chanel has Saved my LOVE IT!!!

[dean]

I don't mind his voice; It still has the classic hey its katrina into! p.s.a you can increase the video speed!

[mikwho]

Hmm that’s different, not a good different either.

[floydriebe]

hi, David! good, interesting stuff, here. wars always leave artifacts laying about, they help us figure out what happened. even when there are written histories, we don't always know what really happened. historical accounts are written by the victors and can be biased toward them.

thanks, Dave and OE! see ya next time i see ya! Bye!

[shellshell]

I like David doing some videos, Katrina is still in them too so best of both. Am a bit disappointed the facts about Alan Turing were wrong, maybe the Polish mathematicians need a movie made about them...

[davidgraham]

Sry but I have mute the videos. Dude’s voice is too monotone

[vondamathes]

Not good for him he was part of their army so he hit his tool's in his home and he was late on turn in his Gun's

[chadhaynes]

I would sell to the highest bidder for the Nazi artifact