Lakediver is correct if the review of Michael Jung's
German Combat Divers in World War II in Volume 17 Issue 1 Number 58 (Spring 2009) of
Journal of Diving History at
http://aquaticcommons.org/15278/1/The_J ... 8_2009.pdf
is to be believed (see pages 26/27):
It is the good fortune of the English speaking diving world that his latest book,
German Combat Divers in World War II, has been translated, and published by Schiffer Publishing here in the United States. Originally published in Germany under the title
Sabotage unter Wasser: Die deutschen Kampfschwimmer im Zweiten Weltkrieg, this volume covers every conceivable aspect of the development of combat diving in the Wehrmacht, including the technical development of the equipment, the history and organization of the troops who used it, and the actual operations in which they were deployed.
The original German title translates literally as "Sabotage Underwater: German Combat Swimmers in the Second World War." The American publisher appears not only to have changed the wording of the title but also to have used different photographs on the cover:
There's another review here:
http://www.divernet.com/other_diving_to ... _jung.html
The English translation can indeed be ordered at Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/German-Combat-Div ... 770&sr=1-1