The Battleship Bismarck's legacy encompasses its historical role as a formidable symbol of German naval ambition and technological prowess, its impact on naval design and strategy, and its enduring presence in popular culture through books, films, and documentaries. Its short but impactful career, marked by the sinking of the HMS Hood and its dramatic pursuit and sinking by the British Royal Navy, cemented its legendary status in military history and continues to fascinate historians and the pub

BISMARCK Bismarck was the first full-size battleship built for Germany after World War I. Designed using tried-and-true methods, the Bismarck class were the largest European battleships during their service. Bismarck featured eight 15-inch guns in four turrets with a heavy secondary gun armament—an echo from the World War I era battleships. Despite heavy turtleback armor, tremendous steam turbines propelled Bismarck over 30 knots! In May 1941, she sunk HMS Hood and damaged HMS Prince of Wales, t

171K views · 4.8K reactions | Few warships in history have captured the imagination—and fear—of the world like the German battleship Bismarck. It was a symbol of Germany's naval ambition and a ship whose short but violent career changed the course of naval warfare. #ww2 #battleship #navy | I love Warships | Facebook

Real video of the battleship Bismarck firing its guns at the battlecruiser HMS Hood. You can see how the british shots raise columns of water near the Bismarck, turn up the volume and you can heard them. In the last seconds of the video you can see the column of smoke left by the explosion of HMS Hood next to the retiring battleship HMS Prince of Wales. The video was filmed from the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, in the Battle of the Denmark Strait, 24 may 1941. - Bundesarchive #video #videooftheday

270K views · 7.8K reactions | Few warships ever inspired as much awe—or fear—as the German battleship Bismarck. Commissioned in 1940, she was Europe’s largest battleship: over 800 feet long, 50,000 tons, armed with eight 15-inch guns, and fast enough to outrun most of her enemies. She wasn’t just steel and firepower—she was a symbol of Germany’s naval ambition. #ww2 #navy #military | I love Warships | Facebook