SHEILA BREVOGEL (1676-1990) writes:

“As an avid WW II history buff, I eagerly await each issue. What a wealth of information and from the right sources - eyewitnesses! One can get the true picture when the story is told from all sides; from civilians as well as military sources. The ‘official’ histories miss most of the ‘good stuff’, the ‘behind the scenes’ activities while the battles were going on. That’s where SHARKHUNTERS comes in - we are getting the ‘good stuff’’ from the right sources.”

A. J. TARANTINO (1496-1990) writes:

“The BUMPER STICKER you sent me is really holding up; been on my Olds for five years and has not faded - real quality.”

JAMES McCOY (3686-1994) writes:

“I’d heard of SHARKHUNTERS before, but it took a read-through of your Magazine to really open my eyes! Having a life-long interest in WW II and the German forces in particular, I appreciate your insightful look at the people in that great conflict. The stories, stripped of self-serving propaganda, deserve to be told. Our organization sounds like it is for anyone who wishes to foster the ideals of SHARKHUNTERS.”

SPENCER BOYCE (3547-1994) writes:

“First, let me say that I am quite happy that I joined SHARKHUNTERS in April of 1994. I have read and continue to read various articles and books relating to the submarine service and have found them to be lacking the substance that SHARKHUNTERS Provides in the KTB. I look forward to receiving each new edition and it is one of the few magazines I have ever received that I read from cover to cover.”

H der A (2344-1992) writes: “I always enjoyed reading the KTB. I especially love reading about the unbiased accounts of those brave and chivalrous men who manned the U-Boats without the usual ‘German-Bashing’ we find in most other publications today. Our KTB is a terrific publication.”

JORGE UBIETA (3425-1994) writes: “Congratulations on this excellent organization SHARKHUNTERS. After only a few issues, my only regret is not knowing about this group sooner. The articles are extremely informative and interesting. Again, congratulations and thanks for providing the maintenance of important historical events.”

LEONARD PORTZLINE (1094-1989) writes: “I was in the process of packing for a week in my cabin in northern Pennsylvania when the KTB arrived. I picked it up to see if I wanted to take it along. You can guess what happened - all packing stopped and I sat at my desk and read it again and again.”

KIRK O’NEILL (1776-A-1991) is a history teacher, & he writes: “I just finished reading the latest issue of our KTB Magazine and as usual, it was wonderful. Truth and first-hand accounts are very important to myself and my students since there is so much mis-information floating around. Our Magazine goes a long way in dispelling the fiction of the War.”

LARRY RANSON (3631-1994) write& "While reading KTB #107 I came across your paragraph about MIKE EPSTEIN (5-1983) and the International Association of Airborne Veterans and the trip to Viet Nam and the phrase 'Yesterdays enemies..." I was fortunate to be with MIKE in Viet Nam and I can highly recommend his trips to SHARKRUNTERS. I have been on many of them and have never been disappointed - it's First Class all the way"

TOM BREWER (3605-1994) writes: "I should have joined years ago!"

Lt. COL ROBItRT GEORGE (877-1988) writes"As always, I remain grateful for SHARKHUNTERS."

Many thanks to our Members who let us know that the 14 hours I spend in the office every day is appreciated.