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- Bismarck´s un ending arguments - Naval History Forums
Ok: One theory, in favor of Bismarck, came from the myths surrounding her and from books like the baron´s and others The other theory came from positions like Jon Parshall´s Combined Fleet and such that state, without hesitation, that Bismarck was a mediocre Battleship
- Richelieu vs. Bismarck - Page 2 - Naval History Forums
Re: Richelieu vs Bismarck Post by Alberto Virtuani » Fri Jun 16, 2017 9:12 pm Dunmunro wrote: "VV had extra steam available, without forcing the boilers because some of the turbines were shut down
- Bismarck: Scuttled or Sunk? - Page 4 - Naval History Forums
Bismarck General Discussion Bismarck: Scuttled or Sunk? Discussions about the history of the ship
- Bismarck 1:100 - Foros de Historia Naval
Bismarck 1:100 Mensaje por Norberto » 09 Jun 2010, 14:45 Hola amigos, premero quiero dicer que yo ai postado en la parte del ingles dese site las images del modelo que estoy haciendo ok
- Bismarck firing procedures at DS - Page 23 - Naval History Forums
"Bismarck's" firing continued to be accurate and salvos fell just short and just over " That doesn't anything about number of salvos fired "PoW fired 9 salvos between 5:55 and 6:00, same battle geometry, why should have Bismarck fired so slowly ?
- How close was the final battle? - Page 2 - Naval History Forums
Firing broadside, or nearly so, almost always leads to better results This was exacerbated by Bismarck's general lack of maneuverability, which likely put her more at the mercy of the seas than the surrounding British vessels Except in calm waters, higher speed does tend to be correlated with an increased stability of the gun platform
- atlantic bow. . . - Naval History Forums - KBismarck. org
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- RODNEYs speed during pursuit of BISMARCK - Naval History Forums
the Bismarck's track in the shortest possible time, on the assumption she was headed for Brest from her last reported by the Suffolk at 02:00 a m 25? Captain Dalrymple-Hamilton's firm belief that the Bismarck was headed for a Bay of Biscay port resulted in his decision to leave our general area, and direct the Rodney to
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