wheres the skeleton?

It is mind boggling to me, the amount of equipment/weapons/ammo and unfortunately, bodies, that remain on those battlefields. If 20,000 people spent 20 years searching and recovering, there would probably be literally tons still out there. As a former Military Officer, I commend you men giving respect to fallen soldiers, even your former enemies.

This has to be dangerous af. Imagine all the unexploaded grenades and bombs etc. And it’s sad seeing dead soldiers. To their country they’re just another statistic or number on the wall. But every single one of these soldiers had moms and dads and siblings etc. most were probably under 25 years old I bet.

Their desperation to fight the enemy is frozen in time

Absolutely Amazing that something that's been in the ground for so long and farmed on top of as well for many years now, that these artifacts are still in many cases intact and legible in some cases of their dates and ordinance numbers. This blows my mind that even something as simple as a stamped steel helmet can survive the time underground in the worst of circumstances for anything man made. The great work you've been doing to bring back these soldiers to their homelands and possibly giving these families closure to their lost loved ones is a priceless endeavor. Keep bringing them home guys and be safe out there. 🙏👍

To find a German helmet and a Russian helmet so close in proximity you know some shit must've really gone down.

It's hard to imagine the desperation these soldiers must have felt. To have been that cold, that hungry and that tired all the while fighting a very well equipped and trained army is unimaginable.

These guys got to do the excavation more safely, not only not to damage the antiques, but the way they handle explosives is crazy, as if they do not have a chance to still explode.

I truly hope you honored the German Soldier by sending his Identification Disk and GPS coordinates to the German Embassy so the family can know that while the remains were beyond retrieval, the family will know where their loved one died in battle, as were the brave unknown Russian troops who stormed their position. Do the right thing, my friends.

Love how they are throwing nearly 90 year old guns,grenades,helmets,bones how careful you are

Imagine the millions of WW1 and WW2 who lie in fields like this, never to be found.

EXCAVATIONS OF GERMAN MACHINE GUNNER'S DUGOUTS, MG MACHINE GUN FOUND..TOP VIDIO 🇮🇩😍🙏🌺👍

This is so fascinating , yet sad that these guys didn’t receive a burial by their families. Someone in the comments mentioned all the bodies left on the battlefields who were never found. It reminds me of a friend in Georgia who let someone take a metal detector in her backyard and it ended up becoming an archeological dig. They found remains and arrowheads, musket balls etc back there. Her house sat on a skirmish site that went back to the colonial times and she feels there are more bodies due to all the paranormal activities she’s experienced since she was a kid

That grenade tip opening moment was intense 🤯

Some people are stating that the machine gun they dug out is an MG42. WRONG...the machine they dug out is an MG34. The MG42 is a successor to the MG34.

It is touching seeing these men digging out remains of war materials like pieces of weapons, equipment and helmets, probably human bones of young fighting men probably burried there for 80 years without their families ever knowing about them. Sad, RIP brave men, whoever you are.

BRAVO

Keep up the great work guy's, every soldier deserves to go home.

Hi!

Thanks for doing this.These guys deserve it too.