Look to the left – where it says “Volume 21”. We now proudly enter our 21st year of bringing the true and honest history of this brave and honorable group of combat men to you. Our deep and sincere thanks go to all the combat veterans of all nations and all branches of the services, for their untiring assistance and moral support. Without their help and their memories, our KTB Magazine would be of no more value than websites that merely read a lot of books and pretend this is true history when it is merely the re-writings of other so-called researchers. Thanks!

Past Advisors

JOHN KAMMERER (653-LIFE-1988)..............................1989
CAPTAIN ROBERT THEW (333-+-1987)........................1990
JOHN RYAN (401-LIFE-1987)...........................................1990
OBLT. HANS-GEORG HESS (125-LIFE-1987)..............1991
PROF. ZEL EATON (55-LIFE-1984)................................1992
EDDIE RUMPF (179-C-1986).............................................1993
BUD DANA (245-A/LIFE-1987)..........................................1994
JUDE STACKPOLE PhD (1334-+-1990)...........................1997
DR. WARREN BROWN (265-A-1987)...............................1995
ART AYDELOTTE (787-1988)...........................................1997
BILL CUSTER (1764-A/LIFE-1991)..................................1997
Capt. EDWARD L. BEACH (1163-LIFE-1989)................1998
Fleet Admiral VLADIMIR CHERNAVIN (2240-1992)....1998
Flot. Admiral OTTO KRETSCHMER (122-1985)........... 2001
JAMES KLINE (300-A/LIFE-1987)..…………………….1999
GERHARD RICHTER (214-LIFE-1986)………………...1999
CHRIS WILLS (1935-LIFE-1991).....................................2000
RADM EUGENE FLUCKEY (2169-1992)........................2000 CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL of HONOR & FOUR NAVY CROSSES
MARC COHEN (166-A/LIFE-1986)..................................2001
FKPT GERHARD THΔTER (194-LIFE-1986) ................2002
PROFESSOR TOM MACKIN (146-A-1985)....................2002

BBC Praise

The BBC considers SHARKHUNTERS to be:

“The most respected and the most authoritative source in the world for German U-Boat history.”
--per BBC reporter Graham Pound; November 1996