166K views · 4.7K reactions | Few warships in history have captured the imagination—and fear—of the world like the German battleship Bismarck. It was a symbol of Germany's naval ambition and a ship whose short but violent career changed the course of naval warfare. #ww2 #battleship #navy | I love Warships | Facebook

The German battleship Bismarck famously used a Baltic camouflage scheme between March and May 1941, characterized by distinctive angled black and white stripes over its hull and superstructure, along with dark grey hull ends and false white waves painted on the hull to deceive observers. #instagramreels #instareels #bismarck #ship #navy #instagood #video #reel #reels #reelsinstagram #reelslovers #trending #trend #trendy #trendingreels #trendingvideos #trendingnow #trendingpost #viralvideos #vira

The launch of the German battleship Bismarck on February 14, 1939, was a major engineering feat for its time, a 43,980-ton behemoth designed for naval power with advanced features. Its engineering included a complex propulsion system with three steam turbines, 8 x 15-inch guns, a massive armored citadel, and cutting-edge fire-control systems. The launch was meant to demonstrate Germany's naval strength, and the ship was considered state-of-the-art, though its large size and a complex, fuel-inten

He had served as captain of a German submarine during World War I and was the son of a wealthy German major general. After Poland’s capitulation, the German Navy tried unsuccessfully to persuade him to switch sides. #admiral #navalwarfare #warstories #fblifestyle | War History Online