Found BIG GUNS & MORTARS in intact WWII bunker | ABANDONED

In this episode I finally manage to visit an intact abandoned Maginot bunker in the Alps.
In this bunker I find guns, mortars and other interesting things like a very intact generating room.

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[Jmpnb]

At 14:31 the red box and pile of sand was the weapon clearing station for rifles and pistols. The sand would be in the box originally, and the weapon would be pointed into the sand while a demonstration of clearing then firing the weapon indicated the weapon was “clear” and checked out from or returned to the armory at the end of your guard shift. Nothing has changed since then in the military. While the armorer was responsible for properly storing and repairing the weapons it must be cleared before your collection of the weapon and guard duty, or returned from your shift. Amazing preservation of this bunker. A real time capsule, thanks!

[NukeCult]

The amount of engineering, construction and labor that would of went into that just amazing .

[shubus]

What a remarkable bunker. Very rare to see one in this kind of condition. Bob, we don't like seeing you exploring ALONE. A most excellent and well commented video.

[johnbarnes]

iv'e honestly seen anyone document a bunker so well . Great job thanks

[robertwilkinson]

Probably some of the most remote and still basically unexplored Forts left from WW II!

Thanks for sharing and keep up the Good Work!

[gitt]

Hard to believe this channel is not at 1M subs yet. Bob, you do such a great job in the video production quality and your commentary. Not to mention the amazing places you explore. You're documenting history, thank you.

[keithuk]

Its another AMAZING find! Shows just how much work and effort was put in during the war with the shear scale they had to build them rock solid to sustain from a potential bombing/attack! 😮

[she-isnt-real]

Man this was some of the best bunkers i've seen in years thank you

[rosco]

This is in amazing condition. Best we've seen in a while.

[randallsmith]

I never thought about the amount of personnel and equipment it took to operate a gun battery. Far more extensive than I would have expected. Thanks for this video!

[davdbone]

If operational 24hours a day there would have been two or three shift changes so there were probably at least double the manpower to number of individual beds. Absolutely fascinating, obviously there are many more to be discovered along the line, hopefully you can find more😊

[MrGoesBoom]

Amazing upload, really appreaciate you sharing this. Love how good a condition everything is considering how old the installation is....also fantastic to not see it full of garbage and wall to wall grafitti

[eduardocarvalho]

Hi Bob, those closets at 13:40 may be hermetically sealed battery cabinets. Telephone exchanges need DC voltage. Always a pleasure to watch your videos!

[beachcomberbloke]

Breath taking how well preserved that bunker is and you have to hand it to the French Latrines every where so you were never taken short as we Brits say! Also i agree with a comment below i feel a bit uneasy when you explore alone, be careful out there Bob!👍

[djyorgi]

Amazing Amazing explore! I can't believe so much is still intact..😱 Unbelievable!
Thankyou man!

[richardlawton]

In 1983 in Sehlem Germany I found 7 motors on the ground while looking for mushrooms...site over looked the Mosel river.

[danuwinartha]

The condition of moving parts is still so good, like that crank and hinges 😮

[thegazwaz]

Absolutly love your channel. Much appreciated. Keep up the good work lads.

[dannyski]

So much treasure and effort to construct it, yet it was a solution for nothing. Nice video and very interesting material.

[arcpulseh]

Wow. Bob, this one was great. Thanks for sharing.