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These are the same CDs we give to Sharkhunters Members FREE when they renew their annual Membership - but now you may have them yourself.  The songs are great and bring you back to another time, and the interviews from that era will open your eyes to how people actually did perceive the war at the time.

Make sure to order by the correct ITEM #!

ITEM #          DESCRIPTION
ACD-2          Music from the U-Bootwaffe from World War II
                                    Music from original 78rpm records carried aboard the U-Boats.
ACD-3          German military music, mostly U-Bootwaffe from WW II
                                    Original audiotape came to us from a friend who served in the Wehrmacht.
ACD-4          Italian Navy music from World War II
                                    Music from the Italian Submarine Force.
ACD-5          Luftwaffe music from World War II
                                    From original 78 rpm records.
ACD-6          German military music from World War II
                                    Original audiotape was given to us by Gerd Dietrich, cannonneer with von Mannstein.
ACD-7          Russian Naval and folk music
                                    Original audiotape was given to us by Major General Pytor Barabolya.
ACD-8          Luftwaffe music from World War II
                                    From original 78 rpm records.
ACD-9          German military music from World War II
                                    Original audiotape was given to us by Gerd Dietrich, cannonneer with von Mannstein.
ACD-10        Very funny U.S. Air Force songs
                                    From a record album popular in the barracks in the 1950's.
ACD-11        Japanese Navy music from World War II
                                    Very stirring Japanese Navy music with submarine songs - very rare.
ACD-12         Interview with Erich Topp
                                    The first and only audio interview with Erich Topp, third most successful
                                     submarine Skipper of World War II, holder of the Knights Cross with
                                     Oak Leaf and Crossed Swords.
ACD-13         Interview with Bob Maher
                                     First person memory of the intense battle between Bob's destroyer
                                    USS BORIE and the German submarine U-405 which resulted in the
                                    loss of both vessels, one-third of the American crew and the entire
                                    German crew.  It is a gripping tale of battle on the high seas followed
                                    by a failed attempt to rescue the German U-bootfahrer and finally
                                    followed by the life and death struggle of the American destroyer
                                    crew in a pitch dark night and in heavy seas.
ACD-14        Lale Andersen and olde Sea Chantys
                                   Original audiotape was given to us by Gerd Dietrich, cannonneer with
                                  von Mannstein.  Lale Andersen sings "Lili Marlen" on this CD - from the
                                  early 78 rpm records.
ACD-15        WASP Tales  (part I)
                                    The WASP (Women's Airforce Service Pilots) was a little known but
                                    highly important part of American aviation history in World War II.
                                   They ferried planes, towed targets and other duties to free male pilots
                                   for combat.  This CD has some stirring songs of the WASP (some are a
                                    bit risqué) and there are great personal memories of the girls who
                                   served in this American group.
ACD-16        WASP Tales  (part II)
                                    More first-person memories of these gallant ladies.

ACD-17        Interview with Otto Giese
                                  Otto Giese was a young cadet in the German merchant navy, serving aboard
                                 SS COLUMBUS when World War II first began in September 1939.  They
                                 were in a Mexican port and tried to run back to Germany, but were discovered
                                 by the US Navy cruiser USS TUSCALOOSA which shadowed them and
                                 radioed their position to the Canadian Navy until they were stopped on
                                 the high seas.  Interned in the USA, Otto escaped and made his way back
                                 to Germany where he went through U-Boat school and was II. W. O. aboard
                                U-405.  His war stories are very real.

ACD-18       Interview with Horst Degen (part I)

ACD-19       Interview with Horst Degen (part II)
                                 In this interview, Captain Horst Degen tells of his wartime experiences in
                                 command of U-701 and of his last patrol off the American coast, where
                                 he laid a minefield right in front of the US Navy Base at Norfolk!  He tells
                                 of his discovery and sinking by the B-18 bomber and he gives a pretty fair
                                idea of the location his boat went down.  His memories of the two days at
                                sea where one by one, the survivors either slipped beneath the surface and
                                drowned - two men tried to swim the 30 miles to the American coast.  It is a
                                gripping story, so long it required two CDs to tell it. 

 Check back frequently, as more and more titles are being added weekly.

You may have these CDs for your own collection - they are only $15 each AND Sharkhunters will pay the postage!   CLICK HERE for the order form.

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