BIG GUNS found in abandoned WWII bunker

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I went to France with Eelco to explore an abandoned WWII bunker of the Maginot line, the 2nd largest fortification of the world. After being abandoned, many guns were removed or relocated to a museum, but in this bunker you can still find some big guns!

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[sergeant]

The amount of effort, materials and design that went in that bunker boggles the mind. Epic.

[HappyHands.]

I'm just impressed at how rust free that 90 year old turret is inside in such a wet environment

[heyitzcookiez]

The absolute magnitude of these bunkers built pre/during the war just blows me away.
Thanks Bob for such an awesome video

[stevenburt]

All that work to build it for it to be forgotten and left to rot, it would make a great museum

[sebastiannix]

I've been in that bunker in the 90's.
Amazing how little it has changed till now. Wasn't burnt back then but the floors were pushed up already

[gcprost]

I grew up in Germany during the 50’s and 60’s. Locally we had a bunker that was destroyed by filling it with water then putting an explosive inside. There was no giant gun but there were remnants of a radio, lots of bullets and a crushed narrow gauge rail car where two soldiers would sit facing one another. I heard that there was an underground hospital nearby but we never found any evidence of it. I used to take the bullets home and remove the slug and pour out the gunpowder and set it on fire. At school we used to have ammunition awareness week where they used to bring in defused bombs and ammunition to discourage us from touching them if we found anything.

[defaultdriftco]

That’s pretty wild how much the floors have buckled up from the expansion of that mineral!
You find the best places to explore!

[richardskinner]

I can't get to these places anymore, so thank you for these films and showing me things I will not get to see for myself I have done a lot of exploring over the years and your adventures bring back so many memories and lets me come with you even if it is in a small way .This is wonderful stuff, Thank you .

[kentieber]

Bob, I never would have imagined hat such an intact complex of the Maginot Line still existed to this day. Thank you

[Metalstacker]

What an awesome bunker to explore! Lot's to see. Lekker knakworstjes met Hertog Jan bier, mooie tijd zo samen met Eelco :)

[graemetalbot]

Wow. Just wow. It's like stepping back in time. Thanks guys.

[pauldrew]

A great explore of a fascinating bunker. Your explores with Eelco are some of my favourites on your channel. Really interesting (and funny) comments between you both. Thanks.

[sneakyninja]

What a spectacular bunker, maybe the most intact I've ever seen! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[neilfoster]

The mechanics of those turrets is nothing short of amazing! What an interesting place to explore.

[symple]

Good stuff as usual Bob. You find some incredible places

[SPIRITVOXPARANORMALDUNDEE]

That place was massive thanks for sharing guys great work 👍

[JonBullock]

The Maginot line defence is amazing feat of engineering.
Great footage lads.

[BlueTheDoofyDoge]

This was epic, im actually writing a book about ww2 and this gives me a good image of the bunkers back then

[jamesbaber]

i could just walk and walk and explore forever....Amazing video and thanks for the video bob