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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, The Target. - Naval History Forums Bismarck, The Target Post by Gudbrandur » Sat Nov 18, 2006 9:13 pm Who is prepered to belive that the Krigsmarine would send out , the pride of German industry, to perform what the Americans call, " Wild gees hunting", to have this valuable asset out into the Atlantic, at a minumum fuel to gain maximum speed, for what ?
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
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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
Bismarck: Scuttled or Sunk? - Page 2 - Naval History Forums The cavity magnetron was invented four or five different times, entirely independently At around the time the Tizard mission was protecting their prize with armed guards, some Soviet guy was publishing his version in a trade journal
Redesigning Bismarck - Naval History Forums For example, Bismarck's belt had a lower tapering section reducing from 320 mm to 170 mm If we stretch that tapered plate by 1 metre, it costs for a 170 metre length 170 x 2 x 0 25 x 8 or 680 tons (assuming a specific gravity of 8 and an average thickness of 250 mm)
Bismarck: Scuttled or Sunk? - Page 10 - Naval History Forums Once the Bismarck's main guns had been knocked out and her magazines flooded, which is the best way of sinking her by guns ? "Short ranged" fire will gradually pepper the hull and slowly cause her to sink (except if there are some fortunate hits just below the waterline that penetrate the belt) All as per (sort of) real life