Battle of the Denmark Strait, color footage of the German battleship Bismarck firing at the British battlecruiser HMS Hood and battleship HMS Prince of Wales, as captured from the German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen. v.redd.it/00rpqbbpw1f71
Last battle of the battleship Bismarck May 26-27, 1941 (Rare - Colorized)
German battleship Bismarck firing on HMS Prince of Wales during The Battle of Denmark Strait, 24 May 1941 [799x496]
German battleship Bismarck fires a partial salvo at British battleship HMS Prince of Wales during the Battle of the Denmark Strait [1150x630]
"Battle of the Denmark Straight" by Claus Bergen depicting the German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen (center) and battleship Bismarck (left, distance) firing on British warships Hood and Prince of Wales imgur.com/jOqxxh0
[4840 x 2385]"Battle of the Denmark Straight" by Claus Bergen. Painting by Claus Bergen, depicting the German heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen (center) and battleship Bismarck (left, distance) firing on British warships Hood and Prince of Wales. [art] imgur.com/jOqxxh0
[5654 x 3440]German battleship Bismarck photographed from the Prinz Eugen on 24 May 1941, following the Battle of the Denmark Strait and before the two German ships separated. Bismarck is somewhat down by the bow, after the engagement with the Royal Navy. imgur.com/np3mi0e
Battleship Bismarck against HMS Hood ( Battle of the Denmark straight 1941)
German battleship Bismarck firing on HMS Prince of Wales during The Battle of Denmark Strait, 24 May 1941 [799x496]
The battle of the battleships the Bismarck vs the Yamato
World war 2βs famous ships from the axis powers are squaring off in a battle who would win:
1 on 1
The ships plus their escort fleets/ship
The last German photograph of the battleship Bismarck, May 24th, 1941 [1280x749]
Heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen. She saw action during Operation RheinΓΌbung, an attempted breakout into the Atlantic Ocean with the battleship Bismarck in May 1941. The two ships destroyed the British battlecruiser Hood in the Battle of the Denmark Strait. [1024x821]
To the 2106 sailors that died on the battleship Bismarck, 78 years ago, on May 27, 1941. May you Rest In Peace, as well as all other brave men who died in the Battle of the Atlantic
TDIH 24 May 1941 - Battle of the Denmark Strait, German battleship Bismarck sinks "The Pride of the Royal Navy" HMS Hood. Badly damaged, Bismarck limped toward France but was hunted and sunk 3 days later. history.navy.mil/researchβ¦
I highly recommend this serie of videos talking about the Bismarck battleship and the Battle of the Denmark Strait youtube.com/watch?v=2CV1tβ¦
Illustration of the wreck of the battleship Bismarck - weighing over 100,000,000 lbs the wreck caused an underwater landslide when it impacted the seafloor [600 x 551]
The German battleship Bismarck being scuttled 3 days after the Battle of the Denmark Strait (Colorized 1941).
In the torpedo room of HMS Rodney, 1940. During the battle with Bismarck, Rodney (allegedly) became the only battleship in history to successfully torpedo another. [800x603]
The battleship The Bismarck was launched by the nazis in 1939. On May 1941 the vessel was sent on it's first offensive operation. A lengthy battle ensued with the British who sunk her after a group of aging WW1 biplanes struck her rudder with a torpedo. She eventually went down with over 2000 men.
My edited Cover photo for the commemoration of 77th anniversary of the Battle of Surigao strait (The last Battle performing the Crossing the T formation) featuring: FusΕ class battleship and Cruiser Mogami from Kancolle.
Breaking news: Wreck of the Ww2 Bismarck battleship located. Last image of the submarine probe before it was eaten by the unidentified creatures pictured
TIL that that the Battle of the Bismarck Sea was a devastating Japanese defeat during World War II. No connections to the WWII German battleship Bismarck. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batβ¦
An original color photograph of the battleship Bismarck during her sea trials. September 29th, 1940.
[1958 Γ 1182] September 29, 1940-Recently commissioned German battleship Bismarck begins her sea trials which will come to an end in the first part of December (original color photo)
Royal Navy warship HMS Cossack rescues last survivor of battleship Bismarck: a ship's cat found afloat on debris. He's been named "Oscar", signal for "Man Overboard".
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German cruisers NΓΌrnberg & Admiral Scheer at Hamburg harbor for the launching of the battleship Bismarck, February 1939
Last night, German battleship Bismarck & heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen secretly evaded British reconnaissance & snuck from port into the North Sea- headed for Atlantic to menace Allied convoys.
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Bismarck sends a plaintive final message: "Ship unable to manoeuvre. We will fight to last shell. Long live the FΓΌhrer." Pursuing Royal Navy battleships HMS Rodney & King George V matching course to destroy her.
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The Horror of WG watching little old me clean them out lol... Thanks for the Bismarck camo, Miksa ship (had camo last year) and a t8 Carrier! Now I can do ranked battles with DD, BB, Cruiser & Carrier π±π€―
The sister ship of the German Battleship Bismarck, the Tirpitz can be found outside the Harbor on Lofoten Islands. I know this has already been found but here is a closer look video of it v.redd.it/583lfoe9pok31
"sink the bismarck" is a documentary,bismarck class was a part of the plan Z , the most formidable battleship in the world 1941
https://www.naval-encyclopedia.com/ww2/nazi-germany/Bismarck-class
No the movie sink the bismarck is not a documentary it's a movie http://www.kbismarck.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=97 (not sure about the LΓΌtjens part even if I don't think he was a real hardcore nazi for me he was still a complice[correct me if I got it bad])
the bismarck wasn't part of the plan Z,the H class battleship were a part of it (6 H-39 class battleship were plan,2 got they construction started but got both canceled in september 1939[the H and J unit])
and I think the most formidable part is pretty objective
Forward most turret ("Anton") of the German battleship Bismarck [799x510]
[1000x1493]The Battle of Suigao Straight, the last clash of battleships in history, featuring the reconstructed battle line rebuilt after Pearl Harbor.
Battleship Bismarck in the Bay of Kiel December 6, 1940 [643x405]
FROM THE MIST, A SHAPE, A SHIP IS TAKING FORM AND THE SILENCE OF THE SEA IS ABOUT TO DRIFT INTO A STORM SIGN OF POWER, SHOW OF FOOOORCEEE RAISE THE ANCHOR, BATTLESHIP'S PLOTTING ITS COURSE. My amazing friend made me this awesome Bismarck (Azur Lane) x Sabaton art and I am honesty over the moon!!!
Broadside view of the German battleship Bismarck. [2400x1619]
On this day 77 years ago the battleship Bismarck was sunk by the Royal Navy. Here's a small album of the legendary ship to browse for the occasion. imgur.com/a/slQmx3D
Last battle of the Battleship Slava , Battle of Muhu, Baltic Sea October 17, 1917 [2000x1660]
Bow of the German battleship Bismarck
Nelson-class battleship HMS Rodney,she played a major role in the sinking of the German battleship Bismarck.[3400 Γ 1631]
Would a battleship such as the KMS Bismarck survive an iceberg collision similar to the one of Titanic?
Sure 60mm bow armour bellow the water line compared to mere 6mm of the Titanic, but would it even play a role when a 50,900 ton beast with an insane momentum (presumably traveling at full 30kn) is faced by an even bigger 1.5 million ton monstrosity?
