I really dont know what to say Muttley other then THANK YOU for that. We are currently back and starting with some damage control and then we are going to fix quite a few things thanks to great support coming in. Thank YOU my friend for your INCREDIBLE support and we shall make the very best of it to continue to present and share great history with you my friend. Take care and our greetings to you.

I have 2 older girls and 3 younger boys. What I wouldn’t give to be able to do this with my boys! We have NOTHING like this in the States. Just old rusty run down “buildings” from the Cold War era.

@@ff271emt The only thing I found was a Stone foundation from 1890's while hunting .Framer's house I guess but I can't go Boom while looking..😁😁

Dick Dastardly must be close by...

Awesome you are!!!!!!

We do have that but forgot to bring it that day and we didn not know of this bunker at the time. Thanks.

I was thinking the same thing. Must have been a leak, because your symptoms sound like you inhaled something bad…stay safe!

Agree you should have a gas meter with (both of you), I have seen video's where they have had close calls if it wasn't for a gas meter.

I'm not telling you what to do, but it is good practice to test air quality before going down into confined spaces.. Every time. Death can happen quickly and without warning.

I am new to the whole investigation end but I hate to say it was not gas. I have been a firefighter for too long and that was not from a poisonous gas. I hate to say it but that was paranormal workings at its finest. Those are the SAME symptoms that happen to many people when “spirits” do not want there space invaded. I have the equipment and willing to take the flight to do a proper inspection of this bunker. No lie I felt a odd vibe the second you showed the steps. Then when that happened I couldn’t believe it!

Thanks for watching.

I saw some plastic coffee makers in there as well.

Very cool. Odd mix of modern and old equipment. It’s possible it was used as a fallout shelter until recently. That blue equipment in the power room looks very recent. To bad you didn’t get a manufactured date from them. The original equipment doesn’t seem to be in use. More evidence that the blue stuff is very modern as it so much smaller. The appliances don’t look like 1940s era. Most things are clean and rust free, like they were being taken care of and the humidity was being kept down. Hard to do underground in that climate. I expected to see signs of flooding. There maybe a pump still with power to keep it dry. What else, plastic bodied typewriter, modern track lighting in the control room, I thought I saw some beige plastic switches on the walls. Some of the phone equipment looked new. You may have been suffering a lack of oxygen, carbon monoxide or natural gas poisoning. You should explore with an air pack.

I thinks it’s a danish Nuclear bunker because i saw the word “LUK DØREN” what means close the door. And the Big map og Denmark

The fact that some of the signs are in English tells me this was a post war NATO bunker.

Thanks for watching :)

Those coffee makers and some of that electrical is late 80s or early 1990s vintage. Having an air pump running means there is more to that bunker than just the bunker. I have heard of 2 Austrian and a few Alaskan bunkers that run a few miles in length as well multiple levels. I can definitely tell ppl Wright Patterson runs more than 5-6 levels deep. There is bunker here locally the coal companies used it has a natural river running right thru the bunker. The coal company circa 1948 or so cut right thru the bunker by accident. I guess when people don't know things are there sheet can happen. There was a local road collapse several years ago whereas it took several months to solve the problem by building a bridge of sorts for restoring the road surface to normal. Local folks got in after work hours after road crews talked about finding tunnels and the bunker others went down took pictures.

It's prolly a cold war bunker and not ww2..

Yea it's a cold war bunker from the 80s. Look at 5:53

@@WW2HistoryHunter 11:30 sounds like radiation sickness bro get checked. You might have been exposed to high levels of radioactive material maybe dust or whatever... NOT good. So here is the reason why it was probably left to rott away. Everything has a reason.

yes what a fantastic location and just loved that.

It already looked like some vandalism took place. The people stripping things down may have had to get out if they exoerienced the same things tou did.

Could very well be yes. Thanks and greetings from us.

Strong Emf can also explain the phone issue . I bet u have true .

I suspect there was more bunker to that little bunker just by thee size of that dual air pump system perhaps there was another area of sorts. Being the place was powered up there is more to it that what is seen.

Why did those green air filter canisters have ☢️ symbols on them?

@@George-hs2zm Nuclear filters which R common. In alotta countries the filters R sealed but idiots open em... In the case of that bunker it appears there some other part network still in operations so those filters may be used or opened new.. The reasons those pumps R running and that place is still energized is there more than meets the surface as the Cliche goes... In America most military filters have dates on em... he should have looked at the date codes but then again if there is something else in operation possibly illegal they may leave old filters there on purpose. Many European bunkers are still powered up they know what the world and America can deliver at moments notice... With those HUGE fans running those fans are not for that surface bunker that is why U see those sealed off vent pipes like where he goes down inside that is a vent pipe and it went up in that challace stairs meaning shallow stairs as well as several of those 5 inch steel pipes have been capped off inside where he was at despite his lack of air that could be why. Those huge pumps could be pulling air from 4-5-6 miles away. Unlike mines only have a few vents and air shafts bunkers have more than one air supply route. Make a note of it... People that build their own bunkers at home notice that stuff immediately. Air needs to be drawn in and out.

Thanks for watching.

It also had updated electrical boxes at the start of the video

@@gbuzztard I also saw fresh wood on a frame

Hush hush ah history Hunter? Lol

Also rooms Labeled in English??

Could very well be and thanks for being here with us :)

I hope so too!

That's not a German ww2 bunker it looks like a post ww2 cold war bunker.

Unfortunately there's evidence that junkies have already been down there and started stripping out copper and other valuable artifacts!!! 😠

​@@theculturedthug6609Yes I'm sure you know exactly when it was built 😂

Carbon Monoxide Detector

We do have one just forgot it and didn knot anticipate any bunkers in there. Thanks.

@@WW2HistoryHunter actually need an air monitor that measures O2 not just CO2. Oxygen content is critical. there can be low O2/Oxygen levels due to gasses like radon or possibly ozone displacing the O2 not just CO2. Also radon gas is very harmful. Charcoal filters on a respirator will remove some harmful elements but the only remedy for low O2 levels is an O2 bottle.... or lots of fresh air movement and ventilation. Also inhaling mold spores can affect some people very badly with near immediate effects. Keep in mind how fast allergens in the air can affect a person. You should always use an N95 mask at the very least and have an O2 meter.Hopefully this place was not used as a clandestine Meth lab because the leftover chemicals will make you sick also.

ok and thanks Jeff.

I know , what a great place to bump into William. That is the result of great people supporting our work :)

Yes used post war and built by the Germans. Thanks

You think someone was doing a fallout larp in there?

Yes looking at some of the fixtures it was definitely used after the war for some purpose.

Photo Process Lab

Cold war. It is jylland/ Danmark on the board…

Glad you enjoyed it

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Joe :)

Definitely cold war do to the nuclear stickers on the filters

Avery thing is intact like was fited the day before, I believe this is Ar fake things,I never see things so clean ,no rusty, is not clean but is not dert to as some thing is setting there for over 90 years.

Yeah definitely cold war. The colors remind me of the 50's-60's Era also. The ww2 German bunkers that I've seen tend to have eagles and German directions spray painted with stencils near each doorway also. I noticed there was some English writing there in places also. This hints to after ww2 and maybe we had USA staff mixed with the Germans there?

@@hughgrection3052 thanks mate I no that furniture not wass there fromm the ww ll ,and ar for sore lots more lot late the that time ,to mach well preserved ,wass used for some other perpes late ,like you seei on the 50 and 60 .

Could be. Thanks for watching.

Yes, it appears to have been made use of and abandoned by more than one military over the decades.

I know and all is well. Thanks for being here :)

Sorry I have to correct myself regarding the rust it does not emit co2 it just depletes oxygen, it's electronics, as they decompose/ deteriorate they emit H2S or hydrogen sulfide Wich is toxic corrosive and combustible. I also wanted to mention a cpl of meters to look at and read about be Shure When looking at personal protection meters to get you one that detects (H2S - hydrogen sulfide) (O2 - oxygen, or the lack of ) ( CO2 - csrbondioxide ) (EX - explosive gas) They have good ones that detect all 4 gasses for under a hundred bucks Bosean and Coreel are two good brand meters with reasonable prices . Fnirsi brand PPG Geiger counter is a good meter for under sixty dollars and it detects beta gama and x-ray along with base radiation. I just wanted to mention these meters an correct my incorrect information on the rust.

Thank you my friend for your great support and greetings from us.

Thank you! Will do!

Appreciate you watching.

Thank you, I will

Thanks for being here my friend :)

Hello Earl and we are glad you are here with us. Have a great day :)

@earl sharner Christ forbid we still built quality shit like that, eh? Built in Obsolescence.

Very interesting place to be honest. Thanks my friend.

there was no lid to see around the entrance, where is it? also not much dirt and rubble in the round entrance shaft and on the stairs so it is open since a short time.

Some of the electrical components are much newer than wwII

If there is no lid... why isn’t it flooded ?

likely NATO, all the writing in English, so maybe US or British operated

Great place that is and thanks Ralph :)

It was pretty scary to be honest Allen :) Thanks for you great support :)

ok and thanks for watching

Tea kettle looks more modern

Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you :)

could be. Thanks for being here.

The coffee maker was from seventies and english teksts pointing NATO owner. Pump was German product. The map was local area and color codes was some alarm levels?

The nuclear symbol on the air filters are a bit of a giveaway. Definitely more modern use like you said.👍

The fact that there was so much written in English... Definitely not straight out of WW2 Germany, although there was lots of hardware from that era still there!

Great place and thanks for watching. By the way we never reveal ANY locations we find or stumble across :)

Thanks for watching.

Good my friend and glad you enjoyed it. Thanks Jacob :)

It is a incredible place yes and i loved it just some stuff happening that i cant explain. Thanks Joe.

Thanks 👍

Great explore and thanks for being here.

I hope so too and thanks.

Thanks 👍

@@WW2HistoryHunter Wait, so what’s keeping anyone from building their own power supply like that place has again? I’m no engineer, but I’ve always known they desalinated water and powered their own stuff on all sides in the war.

Great explore and thanks my friend.

Thanks Nick :)

ok good to know and we thank you for being here.

we are for sure getting some new gear and thanks for being here John.

That one room had two modern automatic coffee drip maker pots on the shelf and the refrigerator was modern conpact refrigerator that was very Ausome.

WE have done that actually and will show some of that from our Eastern Front road trip. Thanks.

Our pleasure!

Welcome aboard my friend and thank you for taking interest. Greetings from us :)

Thanks for watching.

Thanks

I wish i knew and thanks for watching.

​​@@WW2HistoryHunter in older bunkers especially ones where they haven't been maintained and who-knows-how-long a lack of oxygen is a massive concern...

Also that's an incorrect use of the word energy

@@Snatch698 thank you for the grammar correction

g.h.o.s.t.

Thanks and we appreciate you being here :)

You never know Sue and only time will tell. Thanks for being here :)

We will never reveal where it is or anything more then what you see. Thanks.

We appreciate you being here and thanks for watching.

What do you mean by side effects???

@@mikelucas9916 just concerned about what might have been going on in that bunker. For the power to be on and filtration system running and then seeing filter canisters with hazards labels on them makes me to feel concerned. His getting sick while in there causes some worries. Even though when he went in the second time with no problems , you never know what in the air of some of these installations.

@@anthonyroberts7718 ok I understand now thanks for the explanation.

All is well and loved to see that. Thanks Anthony.

That could very well have been the case Donald. I really dont know why i was so sick first and then could not force myself to speak and then i could go down again and record it all. Very unusual if you ask me. Loved to have that experience. Thank for being here my friend.

Great explore and thanks Fred :)

Great little explore and thanks Nick :)

Appreciated Steve :)

The only thing I can think of is the fumes from a generator powering that fan building up?

@@NEKOYASHX I don’t think it was powered by a gas or diesel generator. This was a post WW2, refurbished bunker. The electrical power is connected to the electrical grid. IMHO

It is a German WW2 bunker used post war.

Didnt fell any air flow around but could hear the fan. Thanks.

Thanks for watching.

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks Tim :)

i dont know and i dont know anything actually about it. Thanks.

Great explore and thanks for watching.

Great little explore and thanks :)

My thoughts exactly

We do try to be very careful and we are glad all is well. We thank you for the great support and will come in handy. Thanks Cindy.

Great place to explore i think but a bit scary :)

Thanks for being here :)

We have and will use that in future explores. THanks.

I noticed those canister marked radioactive at 5:50 ☢️ ☢️ ☢️ ☢️ ☢️ ☢️ ☢️ maybe they were not weapons, but for medical x-Ray equipment.

Probably to show the filters are fallout proof.

Great place yes. Thanks for watching.

Thank you Phillip :=

It was used by several i guess but not sure. Thanks Bob :)

Thanks for watching.

@@WW2HistoryHunter thank you for the great videos all the best to you and the family ❤️👌🏻🇬🇧

its a forgotten one for the energy company

i really dont know my friend. It was a exciting explore so sudden in the forest and glad all is well. Thanks.

Great explore and thank you my friend for being here :)

I still dont get what was the case there but very glad for the experience and we could share it with you. Thanks ever so much Laura :)

I wish i knew more but i really felt something strong at present there. THanks Das.

@@WW2HistoryHunter crazy no one lives there. In the US it’d have to be cemented in. Of course, our homeless now live in houses they’ve squatted in, in expensive neighborhoods, it’s insane.

i agree and could be a factor. Thanks and more to come :)

You never know :) Thanks.

It sure seems like it and we loved to share that with you Donald :)

@@WW2HistoryHunter Thank you. Great videos 👍

Appreciated my friend :)

Strange place that is yes. Thanks.

That could be i could not tell being there. No EE was not allowed to go in and 2 friends were on standby on phone and EE knows what to do if something wrong happens :) Thanks.

Thank you for your response. I have complete confidence in Eagle Eyes knowing what to do in any situation. Each of you is in good hands with the other. Keep well 😺

Thanks for watching!

That could very well be what happened. I really wish i understand more what happened. We are getting some new ger for different monitoring of air etc for the future and upcoming cray underground explores :) Thanks Peter.

@@WW2HistoryHunter Part of Confined Spaces training helps you to identify such hazards. Most of the caves and bunkers you have explored have had reasonable natural air flow, but that bunker, being buried, with only that small entrance, would have next to zero air flow, so if the air pumps are off, which would be most of the time, the air goes bad, oxygen levels drop, and anyone entering can become light headed, panicky, disoriented, and nauseous. Like you did. You did the right thing, getting out straight away. By the time you went back in, you had disturbed the air enough to make it a little better. Happily, it all came good. Stay safe my friend. Cheers to EE, and BBG.

Thanks for watching. Greetings from us.

Thanks Betty :)

Thanks for watching.

Could very well be actually as it did smell a bit strange down there. All is well and thanks for being here :)

Do you know if he has any equipment to detect CO2 or other kinds of hazardous gases? Stay safe history bro 😢

Yes this was my first thought too

I don't know Robert you have to ask him

Might have been that but i really could not tell. THanks.

Any time my friend

Thank you for that and greetings from us.

Neither can we and very glad we did and shared it with you :) Thanks.

Thanks for watching.

We did not see anything above ground Interesting place that is and unusual for me what happened there. All is well just somehow not there. Very strange. Thanks William :)

Wich console you mean ?

@@Stealfos time stamp 17:06

Yes just have to love such a great location. Thanks.

Very glad to read so and thanks :)

Thanks for watching.

Thank you very much and i loved to see that. Thanks and greetings from us.