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"Yesterday's Enemies are
Today's Friends"
This is the motto originally given to
Sharkhunters by Hans-Georg Hess, Skipper of U-995 and later repeated by Reinhard
Hardegen, Skipper of U-123.....and that is the title of this new print.
Below is a representation of this beautiful b&w print, the original done by
Don Wise, which portrays a German Type VII-C U-Boat and an American Fleet
Type submarine. Each print is Hand-Signed by three well known German
Skippers and three well known American Skippers. All are highly decorated.
German
Skippers
American Skippers
Konter Admiral Erich
Topp
Rear Admiral Eugene Fluckey
Skipper of U-57, U-552 and U-2513
Skipper of USS BARB
Knights Cross
with Oak Leaf and Swords
Congressional Medal of Honor
Third most successful
submarine
Four Navy Crosses
of any navy
in World War
II
The Most Highly Decorated American
Submariner EVER in History
Flotillen
Admiral Rolf
Thomsen
Captain Slade Cutter
Skipper of U-1202
Skipper of USS SEAHORSE
Knights Cross with
Oak
Leaf
Four Navy Crosses
Admiral Thomsen, now on 'Eternal
Patrol',
Cutter kicked the winning field goal
has never signed anything
before,
for the Naval Academy to beat the
so this is a very rare
print.
highly favored West Point Cadets
Oberleutnant Hans-Georg
Hess
Captain Edward L. Beach
Skipper of U-995
Skipper of USS PIPER
Knights
Cross
Navy Cross
At barely 21 years of age,
Hess
Author of many outstanding books,
was the Youngest Combat
the most famous of all was
Commander of ANY navy
in
"Run Silent, Run Deep!"
WW II; possibly of all time.
Only 1,000 prints of these prints have been made and each print is hand-signed by these
6 well-known veterans of World War II.
Print
AL Only $125
(plus $10 shipping)
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