@VeroxTrickz the tunnels were dug out to be used as stores for munitions as they had to be imported in to the island.after D-Day HO8 was used as an underground hospital as the Jersey general hospital was full with German navel personel who was evacuated from France.
@VeroxTrickz Haha! First time I understood that there is somethng wrong with middle school geography course in USA is when a post officer in California tred to charge an international fare for a letter to New Mexico, thinking that it is in Mexico. Well, it is very good t know for american people that besides thir "New", there are also REAL Jersey, York, England, Orleans and other "old" places :)
@VeroxTrickz NEW Jersey is in the USA but, Jersey (which is what NEW Jersey is named after) is in the English channel about 17 miles from France. Jersey is part of the British Isles and together with its neighboring Channel Islands is the only part of Britain to be occupied by the German Forces during WWII
@VeroxTrickz I'm guessing you didn't know the channel Islands were occupied by the Germans during the second world war, in fact they only surrendered in Jersey on May the 9th 1945, a day after they surrendered elsewhere. During the war the Germans heavily fortified Jersey and Guernsey including building many underground shelters in case of attack by allied forces. The attack never came, even after D-Day the allied forces simply avoided getting close to the German big guns placed on the Islands.
just to let everyone know,there has been cave ins in tunnel B.you can still walk from one entrance to the other but you cannot get to the concreted parts of the tunnel any more.
@gottee1 you must of been in there just before it happened.im not sure whats caused it,wether its been collapsed by the states to stop people from going in ? i dont know.i only know it had caved in because me and a m8 had been getting bakelite foot powder boxes and a nice left hand nostril peice for a horse gas mask out of there over the period of a couple of weeks.theres still gas caps and gas filters all waffen amped if you know where to dig.
@fdsdh1 Below the road, a little further up the valley from the house, pretty overgrown the last time I was there, easy to miss. Be carefull, the first section looked very unstable!
@VeroxTrickz : To facilitate the rapid milking of Jersey cows !
3NUNS 2 months ago
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doctorwhotoclafane 3 months ago
@VeroxTrickz the tunnels were dug out to be used as stores for munitions as they had to be imported in to the island.after D-Day HO8 was used as an underground hospital as the Jersey general hospital was full with German navel personel who was evacuated from France.
TheStgmp44 4 months ago
@VeroxTrickz Haha! First time I understood that there is somethng wrong with middle school geography course in USA is when a post officer in California tred to charge an international fare for a letter to New Mexico, thinking that it is in Mexico. Well, it is very good t know for american people that besides thir "New", there are also REAL Jersey, York, England, Orleans and other "old" places :)
MOHCTPOXOD 5 months ago
@VeroxTrickz NEW Jersey is in the USA but, Jersey (which is what NEW Jersey is named after) is in the English channel about 17 miles from France. Jersey is part of the British Isles and together with its neighboring Channel Islands is the only part of Britain to be occupied by the German Forces during WWII
jethou1 5 months ago 8
@VeroxTrickz Jersey is one of the Channel Islands, south of England. New Jersey is most likely named after it.
thetubewithin 5 months ago
@VeroxTrickz I'm guessing you didn't know the channel Islands were occupied by the Germans during the second world war, in fact they only surrendered in Jersey on May the 9th 1945, a day after they surrendered elsewhere. During the war the Germans heavily fortified Jersey and Guernsey including building many underground shelters in case of attack by allied forces. The attack never came, even after D-Day the allied forces simply avoided getting close to the German big guns placed on the Islands.
jethou1 5 months ago 2
wow imagin what would of been going on down there 70 od years ago
jackydefo 6 months ago
just to let everyone know,there has been cave ins in tunnel B.you can still walk from one entrance to the other but you cannot get to the concreted parts of the tunnel any more.
TheStgmp44 9 months ago
@TheStgmp44 you could a couple of months ago
gottee1 5 months ago
@gottee1 you must of been in there just before it happened.im not sure whats caused it,wether its been collapsed by the states to stop people from going in ? i dont know.i only know it had caved in because me and a m8 had been getting bakelite foot powder boxes and a nice left hand nostril peice for a horse gas mask out of there over the period of a couple of weeks.theres still gas caps and gas filters all waffen amped if you know where to dig.
TheStgmp44 5 months ago
@gottee1 well i hope no one was in there when it caved in havnt head anything about the states doing it
gottee1 5 months ago
@TheStgmp44
You can now!
syvers147 4 months ago
where are these tunnels ? thanks
TribeMix 1 year ago
@TribeMix
Tunnel A goes under Beaumont hill. This tunnel is in a dangerous state in many areas.
Tunnel B is off St Peter's Valley up the road by The Vic in the Valley pub. This has unsafe areas in it.
Tunnel C is above Grand Vaux reservoir This is locked up.
If you find these tunnels be very careful, 1. They are privately owned. 2. They are not very safe!
jethou1 1 year ago
@jethou1 below or above the road?
fdsdh1 2 months ago
@fdsdh1 Below the road, a little further up the valley from the house, pretty overgrown the last time I was there, easy to miss. Be carefull, the first section looked very unstable!
jethou1 2 months ago
i am from gib
logan909100 1 year ago
Could you PM me the location of these tunnels? Looks very interesting! :)
IKS
iksproduction 1 year ago
great place, thanks for the upload!:)
iksproduction 2 years ago
You should have picked up some of the good German helmets at the time and cleaned them up and sold them.
Funny you have added a video of German tunnels and recently I have been editing a video of my own on Guernsey's WW2 German tunnels.
MrBooojangles 2 years ago
They were all too rusted, even the ones that looked in one piece just crumbled to bits if you didn't pick them up very carefully.
jethou1 2 years ago
Wow ... 25 years has turned all those props to mush - not one piece of solid wood left there! Or any helmets for that matter. Nice pictures. Cheers.
woodwarrior7 2 years ago