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In Episode 5 the team discusses one of their most memorable shows produced on the Battle at Vimy Ridge that was fought in April 1917 with the focus on the underground war that was key to the Canadian victory. Special guest is ANDY HAWKINS from the Durand Group, a UK based tunnelling team that took Professor David O'Keefe and filmmaker Wayne Abbott deep into the tunnels under Vimy Ridge. It's an extraordinary story and an amazing feat of engineering to dig miles of tunnels that still exist today. Learn about how the different tunnel systems were designed and built, how they impacted the battle and even about some of the unusual graffiti the soldiers left behind. Also, the team will discuss one of the most dramatic scenes ever shot during a War Junk episode when they were down 100 feet under Vimy Ridge in narrow tunnels and come face to face with explosives left after the battle over 100 years ago. Part 2 will stream next week focusing on the personal artifacts found in the tunnels.

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The team continues telling the story of Pond Farm, a 90 acre patch of land in the Ypres Salient that saw years of fighting during WW1. Professor David O'Keefe, and filmmaker Wayne Abbott with special guest Stijn Butaye discuss the opportunity they had to film on Pond Farm when Stijn and his family dig deep into the infamous blue clay to enlarge one of their ponds. The team gets the chance to search for war artifacts with a focus on the Battle of Passchendaele in 1917. It's extraordinary what they uncover, incredible century old artifacts and unexploded ordinace preserved as new in the blue clay. The stunning footage in this episode has never been seen outside of the UK produced for a show called Buried War. Enjoy the video version of the podcast on War Junk TV (on YouTube) and listen to the podcast on all the major podcast apps.

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WAR JUNK: THE POD CAST Episode 3 focuses on the story of Pond Farm, a patch of land between Ypres and Passchendaele in Belgium that saw 4 plus years of intense fighting during WW1. Professor David O'Keefe and filmmaker Wayne Abbott interview special guest Stijn who has lived his entire life on Pond Farm in the heart of Flanders. Stijn tells the history behind the farm, the fighting that went on during WW1 and how the fall out of the war still affects the people of Flanders over 100 years after WW1 ended. Watch the video version on War Junk TV on YouTube (link below). PART 2 coming next week!

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The War Junk team including war relic hunter/digger Craig Mitchell discuss the Battle of Hong Kong and the key moments during the filming of the pilot show. They discuss the adventurous search in a remote area on Hong Kong Island for a cache of lost rifles from the battle in 1941. The team go into detail on their investigating of a small artifact Craig found that they amazingly connect to a specific soldier and then a family. Watch the video version on War Junk TV on YouTube or on the War Junk Facebook page to see key clips from the episode.

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WAR JUNK: THE PODCAST Episode 1
In the first podcast episode Professor David O'Keefe and filmmaker Wayne Abbott tell the story behind creating the TV series War Junk with a focus on producing the pilot episode on the BATTLE OF HONG KONG. Most of the stories have never been told including how they first planned on producing a series called 'War Junkies' that evolved into 'War Junk'. They discuss their experiences filming the pilot on the Battle of Hong Kong with special guest war relic hunter Craig Mitchell. Watching the video version on the WAR JUNK TV CHANNEL (on YouTube) will give viewers the opportunity to see 'never before seen footage' including clips of the first sizzle reel produced to sell the series and other clips from WAR JUNK: BATTLE OF HONG KONG. Head's up, there's a crazy scene when the team has a run in with a pack of monkey's while filming at a large war remnant in the jungle north of Hong Kong. You got to see it!

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