May 24 1941, the pride of the Royal Navy, the Battlecruiser HMS Hood, confronts the pride of Hitler's Kriegsmarine, the powerful battleship DKM Bismarck. Bearyl 10 minutes into the battle a single ...
May 24 1941, the pride of the Royal Navy, the Battlecruiser HMS Hood, confronts the pride of Hitler's Kriegsmarine, the powerful battleship DKM Bismarck. Bearyl 10 minutes into the battle a single shell from Bismarck ignites Hood's powder magizine, reducing the once proud warship to a shattered burning hulk. When Hood vanishes beneath surface only three of her 1,416 man crew remain alive.
Part I of my planned Bismarck Trilogy, which will include Bismarck and Prince of Wales Song: Sleeping Sun Artist: Nightwish Subject: HMS Hood
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Well... By the time of Denmark Strait, Hood was already 20 years old. It was a Battle CRUISER, not a battleship, which means she was built for speed, not armor protection. Bismarck, on the other hand, was a pure Battleship, and on top of that, in addition to better armor, her 15 inchers could fire 3 salvos a minute to Hood's 2. In other words, had Hood undergone a refurbishment years earlier, it might have stood a chance. But it didn't (Sorry for sounding negative, but its true)
The manual for Bismarcks guns give a firing cycle of 26 secs,in practice they averaged rather a fair bit longer than that,other than that a fair assesement .
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By the time of Denmark Strait, Hood was already 20 years old. It was a Battle CRUISER, not a battleship, which means she was built for speed, not armor protection. Bismarck, on the other hand, was a pure Battleship, and on top of that, in addition to better armor, her 15 inchers could fire 3 salvos a minute to Hood's 2. In other words, had Hood undergone a refurbishment years earlier, it might have stood a chance. But it didn't
(Sorry for sounding negative, but its true)