WCDN back on the ” Flugplatz ” field looking for the past of the German Lutwaffe. Lots of aircfraft and Luftwaffe relics.
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Metal detecting ww2 : ” Flugplatz ” – part 8.
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#1 by LegoGunsStudios on September 10th, 2011
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Kjempebra digger dere !
#2 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@ElCachatore76
WCDN greets the ” El ” and we thank you for your kind words.
Lots of cool relics still to be found
#3 by MagiicDingo888 on September 10th, 2011
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WCDN you should see what I found just around my house, I found a 1950′s 303 bullet casing, a 1940 mustard can and a shotgun shell
#4 by ElCachatore76 on September 10th, 2011
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Hello my beloved WCDN,
A great Trip again to the airfield and a great Vid again. Very nice Bomb Detonators, very cool and best conditions!!! Nice to see you have such fun out there in your great country.
My best regards from Germany, alltime good luck and nice Huntings and Findings,
“El”
#5 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@MichaelSwan66
We have done som fantastic findings like you mention here.
They will be presented in a future video hopefully.
Thanks for comment and for watching WCDN adventures.
#6 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@TheHourOfMedusa
The hunts are the main focus for us , the videos we do when we have the time.
But there will hopefully be more videos in the future.
thanks for looking in
WCDN
#7 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@Kanox666
The detonators have NO dangerous material in them. Many of the bombe fuses are merely a electrical device and the smaller ones for the mines are just a mecanical part.
But thanks for the tip and of course we will be even more careful in the future.
Thanks for looking in
WCDN
#8 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@ar53nic
Greetings from us in WCDN.
Also thank you for tip on relic. Very nice whan people help out in the id of them.
Always herlp to get from other enthusiasts out there and we are happy for that.
WCDN
#9 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@losenut59
Thank you for nice comment.
Sharing is fun
WCDN
#10 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@4x4extreme5
There is actually very few items that we find that is dangerous.
We have highly qualified arms and ammo experts in our team helping us out so that we dont get ourselves into serious trouble
thanks for looking in !
#11 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@realredrebel
They were not the only ones blowing things up
Thanks for looking.
#12 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@TheMissysman
thanks for the tip man
Greetings from us in WCDN
#13 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@MrMrtiki
Thank you for comment and looking at our videos.
#14 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@gurglemeie95
It is fun indeed.
WCDN
#15 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@ottawadigs
According to registers just about all , 100 % of the dug down mines in this region is accounted for by the process that went on just after the war.
Thanks for watching in to WCDN videos
#16 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@KampfimSonlez
The barracks are all long gone and just a very few of these spots are still available as soil to look into.
More videos will come.
Thanks for looking in.
#17 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@NQExplorers
The ” 5 ” was here but i havent investigated enough yet into that part of the ” story “.
1 hour video will come,,,just got to have time to do it as we have some fantastic findings recently.
Time will tell
Thanks end greetings from WCDN.
#18 by WestcoastdiggersNorw on September 10th, 2011
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@Bentley240
Thank you for that.
Luck is important and keeps one going
Greetings from WCDN
#19 by 4x4extreme5 on September 10th, 2011
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I am watching you and your girls dig up so much munitions that I am afraid for your safety. “YOU” should be flagging these munitions and have your local EOD team, come in and destroy these potential expolsives. You can still document them, but always,always safety first. Not all finds are friendly.
#20 by 4x4extreme5 on September 10th, 2011
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srry hit the wrong button first time on the thumbs.Damb Booze!!!
#21 by realredrebel on September 10th, 2011
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Very nice video and cool relics… Those Germans really liked to blow things up.
#22 by TheMissysman on September 10th, 2011
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Great video again, thank you.
There is a pdf description of the radio intallation Do 217 with Kabelkasten in the net
HH
#23 by MichaelSwan66 on September 10th, 2011
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Great video
just wondering if any of the photos show where the barracks might have been might find some interesting personal items or metals, badges ,buttons and such 
HH!
#24 by TheHourOfMedusa on September 10th, 2011
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amazing video once again ! you need to put a few up a week i dont like waiting
#25 by Kanox666 on September 10th, 2011
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Why are you taking all these detonators to home
maybe someone is still alive… Im not taking live ammo or anything what is suspicious . Last time i found german 55 mm live mortar granade. I like my hands so i left it in ground but deeper 
Anyway I hope you never stop diging and making videos ! Good work !