Metal Detecting WW2 - GERMAN PARATROOPER HELMETS FOUND!! [ HUGE WWII DUMP DISCOVERED ] - PART 5

Hello there everyone!! Here i am... AGAIN with a new video! :D Another day at the dump hole... and we found more helmets... yes.. German helmets are really cool to find... but the ones i found in this video... are really STUNNING and RARE!! It was only possible to find something like this in a dream for me... I WAS WRONG, look at these crazy finds!! Yes, it was crazy again... German Fallschirmjäger helmets... Chicken Wire Camo helmets...Waffen SS Dog Tags.. just no words can describe my feelings!! Hope you Enjoy the video!! :) Important to know: This wasn't a grave, this is a dump hole made by U.S. soldiers. They stripped deceased German soldiers, and dumped all their stuff in a big hole. The original owners of the items are all resting in peace, and the items are handled with respect. Finds like these are important, Historical items such as these must be preserved. We can't just let them rot away.. the items are in good hands, and will never be sold! We don't care about money, we care about History, and the brave soldiers who fought and died in WWII. We pay our respects to preserve their stories, and the items they left behind! Rest in peace, all soldiers who died in WW2! Why do the dog tags look like U.S. tags? The dog tags found in the videos are U.S. dog tags made by U.S. soldiers for deceased German soldiers. These tags were made by the GRS ( Grave Registration Service ) and were used on temporary grave markers. What i found is a medical waste dump pit with equipment of KIA German soldiers. These tags are extremely rare to find! Another Great Metal Detecting Channel - AC Adventures: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4eZIOyXlpJB65MVHjxk5DA _______________________________________ Black Vortex - Scoring Action van Kevin MacLeod is gelicentieerd onder een Creative Commons Attribution-licentie (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Bron: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1300037 Artiest: http://incompetech.com/