According to Dr. Ballard's expedition to the sunken war vessel, the German sailors scuttled their own ship; the German's sunk the Bismarck!
They scuttled it because they didnt want it to be captured the the british. also, the ship now rests upright about 3 miles underwater
And is a war grave so it will be hard to prove who sank her. The Nazi's were very forward at announcing Britiish losses, Royal Oak, Hood and Ark Royal etc but I don't think they were all that forthcoming when it came to their own losses, with Goebells they had one of the greatest spin doctors of all time and if he had anything to do with I cannot imagine a communique announcing that Bismarck had been sunk in action with units of the Royal Navy. Then there is the fact that the final attack was with torpedoes and they can be lethal. One other thought, the German navy although small was very proud. It is not all that common I would have thought for a captain to scuttle his ship in action especially a commited Nazi. Of course I could be wrong.
All of them. If they were not lost in action, they were scuttled.
The Tirpitz class battleships.
I presume you mean armed ships disguised to look harmless. Such ships used by the British in World War I were known as Q ships. Those used by the German Navy in World War II were known as "Auxiliary cruisers" -- I think the German word is "Hilfskreuzer".
They were transported via ships, jeeps, and on foot. The same way all the Army troops and Marines were transferred from battle to battle.
The last great German offensive of WW2 was the "Battle Of the Bulge" in December 1944.
Wilhelmshaven.
The Battle of Britain was an all-out fight in world war 2 between the German bombers and fighter and the British fighter. The German bombers were dropping bombs on populated areas of England to 'soften up' England before invading. The Battle of Britain did end with the German forces being whipped.
A group of ships is called a 'fleet', as in the English fleet fought the German fleet at the Battle of Jutland during the First World War.
There was no such battle. The only really major confrontation was the Battle of Jutland (1916), in which the British lost far more ships than the Germans.
battle of the bulge
We entered World War 1 because of a German submarine attack on U.S. merchant ships in 1917.
German and Hebrew names were the same during World War II as they were before (or after) the war.
were there battle shipd in world war one ?
They got in the war because German ships sunk U.S cargo ships
Battle of the Bulge
Battle of the Marne.
I presume you mean armed ships disguised to look harmless. Such ships used by the British in World War I were known as Q ships. Those used by the German Navy in World War II were known as "Auxiliary cruisers" -- I think the German word is "Hilfskreuzer".
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german u boats were sinking us merchant ships