Stukka Dive Sound

The Stukka Dive Bomber had a unique sound, designed to frighten those on the
ground. I have tried to find an audio bite on the internet to listen to it,
but cannot find it anywhere. Seems like there is a music group with the
same name. Does anyone know where I can listen to the sound?

Also, was the sound created by whistles, spoilers, air operated siren or?

Thanks, Colin

The only time I heard the sound of the Stuka was on the Discovery Wings
series of WW2 aircraft in the episode for the Stuka. If you could get a copy
of that program it has the sound in it where it shows the Stukas in their
dive manuver.
Tom
"COLIN LAMB" wrote in message
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The Stukka Dive Bomber had a unique sound, designed to frighten those on
the ground. I have tried to find an audio bite on the internet to listen
to it, but cannot find it anywhere. Seems like there is a music group
with the same name. Does anyone know where I can listen to the sound?

Also, was the sound created by whistles, spoilers, air operated siren or?

Thanks, Colin

"COLIN LAMB" wrote in message
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Also, was the sound created by whistles, spoilers, air operated siren or?

http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/aircraf...tuka/stuka.htm

It's a modeler's site, but has a close-up of the siren mounted on the leg.
Given the attention to detail of most serious modellers, I would assume it
is an accurate representation. iirc, Hans Ulrich Rudel mentions the use of
the siren for psychological effect in 'Stuka Pilot', but I couldn't find
the reference thumbing through the book.


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COLIN LAMB wrote:
The Stukka Dive Bomber had a unique sound, designed to frighten those on the
ground. I have tried to find an audio bite on the internet to listen to it,
but cannot find it anywhere. Seems like there is a music group with the
same name. Does anyone know where I can listen to the sound?

Also, was the sound created by whistles, spoilers, air operated siren or?

Thanks, Colin


air operated siren --Jerry

"COLIN LAMB" wrote in message
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The Stukka Dive Bomber had a unique sound, designed to frighten those on
the ground. I have tried to find an audio bite on the internet to listen
to it, but cannot find it anywhere. Seems like there is a music group
with the same name. Does anyone know where I can listen to the sound?

Also, was the sound created by whistles, spoilers, air operated siren or?

This page has info on the Stuka and contains an audio of the siren:

http://www.bellum.nu/basics/concepts/ju87tactics.html

COLIN LAMB wrote:
The Stukka Dive Bomber had a unique sound, designed to frighten those on the
ground. I have tried to find an audio bite on the internet to listen to it,
but cannot find it anywhere. Seems like there is a music group with the
same name. Does anyone know where I can listen to the sound?

Also, was the sound created by whistles, spoilers, air operated siren or?

Thanks, Colin



The propellors on the legs drove what were essentially air raid sirens.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

Thanks for the info. Also learned how to spell Stuka.

The post:

This page has info on the Stuka and contains an audio of the siren:
http://www.bellum.nu/basics/concepts/ju87tactics.html

tells me that I do not have authority to go there. Must
be because of something I did much younger, or something that one of my
relatives did.

Colin

On Sun, 18 Sep 2005 16:01:15 GMT, "COLIN LAMB"
wrote:

The Stukka Dive Bomber had a unique sound, designed to frighten those on the
ground. I have tried to find an audio bite on the internet to listen to it,
but cannot find it anywhere. Seems like there is a music group with the
same name. Does anyone know where I can listen to the sound?

Also, was the sound created by whistles, spoilers, air operated siren or?

Thanks, Colin


Try to search Google for Stuka sound (one k in stuka) and you'll get a
bunch of links.

I did try it earlier with one K, but most all of the returns were for a
singing group. Thought someone might have a shortcut. The two k thing was
just a moment of bad memory cell.

Colin

On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 03:12:08 GMT, "COLIN LAMB"
wrote:

I did try it earlier with one K, but most all of the returns were for a
singing group. Thought someone might have a shortcut. The two k thing was
just a moment of bad memory cell.

Colin


Try
http://avanimation.avsupport.com/Sound.htm or
http://rareaviation.com/ju87stuka.html

Goggle search - stuka sound