Hms Warspite fast battleship

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  • You said that the last traces of her were still around for an extra 10 years? What was left for that long and why?

  • @BlueonGoldZ Ship was broken up slowly at her final resting place without heavy equipment.

  • At 4.20, it that Warspite?

    It looks more like the Renown / Revenge battlecruisers?

    Nice video however, such a shame that all these beautifull WW2 warriors are scrapped.

  • @marcontainer65 No its the opposition at the battle of Cape Matapan the Italian BB Vittorio Veneto

  • The song is great! Which song is it, and who recorded it? I'm a folksinger, and I'd like to learn this one.

  • @Morgteck Scottish folk group called Wolfstone.Track is called brave foot soldiers.

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  • RIP Uncle Len Saunders missing in action, i wish id known you lorraine xxx

  • @lorrainesaunders1 Warspites crew,s=HEROES!

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  • Its a shame they didn't preserve her like battleships here in the US

  • Warspite was the 'Forest gump' of the RN in the world wars, EXCEPT for the destruction of the Bismark, if there was a significant event HMS Warspite was there.

  • @marcontainer65 Renown class BC's had 3 double turrets. The Revenge class BB's had 4 doubles but were smaller than the Queen Elzabeths.

  • @elswick1542 check out the book battleship sailors, a whole book of tales from the crew of the Warspite.

    Btw, thanks for these great videoes Elswick, brilliant job!

  • Of all the Royal Navy ships to scrap! It still irks me they didn't preserve one of the "fightingest" battleships in WWII. My dad has a small piece of her; the end of one of her 6" shell casings, in honour of my grandfather, David Andrews, Royal Navy (ret.) having served aboard her. Very proud indeed!

  • @elswick1542 Thanks, I wasn't sharp. I could have seen at at the double funnels.

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