Dug up the German positions, a bunch of finds, search by metal detector

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Me on VK - vk.com/gonchar452
My other channel - / @user-hl5ie9pg9m
Instagram - / gagarin_archeology
We are official exploratory team. We are searching for and burying the soldiers of Red Army, who went missing in action during WWII. We find the soldiers, find out their manes, if we can, search for the relatives and bury them on their native land with honors. All weeapon-like metal and explosives are left in forest so that we don't have legal problems. In rare cases some pieces are deactivated right on the location to later be put in a museum. We are not selling what we have found. We are not interested in it. If we stumble upon the German soldiers, we hand over the remains or the information of their location to the organization, responsible for searching for the German soldiers of the Russian territory.
It's not our full-time job. It's our hobby. We are doing it out of interest and for content of our souls, to make our contribution to history by our actions and not by words.
We are not paid for this. Partially our expenses are covered by KZhead videos and our friends and subscribers' help.
At the moment I'm using following equipment for filming:
- Sony FDR-AX100E videocamera
- Sony HDR-PJ650E videocamera
-Action Cam Sony FDR-X3000R
-GoPro HERO 3
-Kodak Pixpro SP360 4K
Metal detectors:
АКА Сигнум
АКА Беркут
Tesoro Tejon
Garret AT Pro
Garret Pro pointer
Golden Mask Deep Hunter Pro 2
Our channel is growing and developing. And so are we. Best wishes and peaceful sky above your heads.
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