HMS HOOD AND TED BRIGGS

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Uploaded by on Oct 9, 2008

TRIBUTE TO A SHIP AND A HERO

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  • i know he died was he the last surviver??? So now the hood has all her crew

    ???

  • @thekrazeone Yes Ted was the last of the 3 survivors from Hoods last battle,but there are a few alive who served on Her before the last battle.Hood now has all her crew from the battle of Denmark strait.

  • please whats name this song????

  • Its called Brave Foot soldiers its by a Scottish group called Wolfstone.

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  • Yeah that's right. Maybe we should have done more Football matches and less wars

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  • You would never believe this but the actor Jon Pertwee was on the HMS Hood but was Transferred shortly before it was destroyed in under ten seconds by the Bismarck. He was one of a small group that was transferred but 1'762 people were not so lucky. Its just sad really that so many people were killed with just one hit in the Armory near the middle of the boat. Only 4 people survived excluding the group of people transferred.

  • only 4 survived from a crew of over1300 snaped intwo went down in under a minit

  • I remember seeing this documentary on the telly, and don't mind admitting I had a lump in my throat when Ted Briggs laid that plaque. That's a real man, right there.

  • Seeing that boot in all that wreckage says it all.

    Sad.

  • Love theHOOD, Love being BRITISH.

  • Nice Vidéo! I have a great oil painting of the hood for sales! 4 feet long , more infos or pictures , contact me , the painting are localised in Belgium , Liège.

  • hello hood fans! i'm a former association member and would like to bring

    to your attention a book called the past times book of naval blunders by geoffrey regan. on page 172(battle of the denmark strait). the tragedy was the fact that

    they sent a ww1 vunerable battlecruiser and a battleship with less than

    half the guns operational (civilian crews still on board) to confront the most

    powerful and technically advanced warship in the world (at that time). have a read if you can find it.

  • Long live HMS hood

  • Long live the legendary HMS Hood..... It was only a lucky shot, damn germans got what they deserved anyway.... Whose with me

  • @thekrazeone  I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THAT AS WELL, VERY GOOD POINT.

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