The last battle of the Bismarck

The last battle of Bismarck changed the tide during the Second World War. Bismarck was Germany's most famous warship during World War II and sank on May 27, 1941. Bismarck sunk before sinking in front of the battleship HMS Hood. For many people, the end of Hood and Bismarck symbolizes that battleships are the main force in naval battle, are superseded by submarines and aircraft carriers, and these are the benefits that these ships bring to naval commanders . Bismarck weighs over 50,000 tons, about half of which is armor.

The battle lasted only 20 minutes, both Bismarck and Prince of Wales hit directly, which was the fate of the world. Bismarck 's cannon bumped into a fragile upper deck, tore the ship, penetrated the ammunition cabinet and caused a versatile explosion. The ship was cut in half and its front end jumped from the water. A huge fireball jumped to the sky, followed by dark black smoke as described by German seafare. (The picture shows a picture of J. C. Schmidt-Westerwald depicting the moment when Hood sinks, the prospect is HMS Prince of Wales)

The last battle of Bismarck changed the tide during the Second World War. Bismarck was Germany's most famous warship during World War II and sank on May 27, 1941. Bismarck sunk before sinking in front of the battleship HMS Hood. For many people, the end of Hood and Bismarck symbolizes that battleships are the main force in naval battle, are superseded by submarines and aircraft carriers, and these are the benefits that these ships bring to naval commanders . Bismarck weighs over 50,000 tons, about half of which is armor.

Finally ... the Germans started an impressive new battleship called Bismarck. It is a powerful ship that brings a real threat to the Allies. It needs to sink. Two British ships were sent to Bismarck for sinking. The battle began and the pride of the British navy failed. The second ship extended his legs. This defeat shocked the British army and made the enemies brighter.