Merchant Marine
Celtae
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Description
Sea shanty in tribute to the Canadian Merchant Marine that braved the Uboats crossing the Atlantic during World War II performed by Celtae, a Celtic band from Ottawa.
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Great video!
My grandfather (b. Wicklow 1899 d.Liverpool 1947) and his son (b.Liverppol 1926 d.Runcorn 2002) both risked their lives against the U-boat blockade in WW1 & WW2 respectively. It seems to me that the efforts of the Merchant Marine have never been properly recognised, and this applies even more so to the Canadians. So a big thanks to the sailors, especially the Canucks! Good song too!
great stuff, I like it very much. As a U-Boot- Kaleun on SH3, I feel almost proud for beeing so called a "Bastard Wolfpack"
unfortunately I'm living in Laos PDR and there is no way to find this DVD
Best regards from
Kapitaenleutnant Heinrich Bleichrodt
Thanks Celtae for the recognition!
Outstanding! Very well put together. This yankee has long been a fan of celtic music, as well as a capella.
Well written, well played and well filmed!
ja ja. the U-boote should have sunk all of you bastards... warships escorting the convoy's should die to >:)
"ANGRIF, RAN, VERSENKEN!!!!!"
The U-Boot's should have sunk all the merchant marine..Muhaaaaa