It's highly probable that the last battleships; USS Pennsylvania, USS New York, USS Arkansas, USS Nevada, and the battleship IJN Nagato were the last battleships ever sunk. These vessels were sunk during tests (target practice) from 1946 thru 1948.
The only record of a battleship being sunk in May 2009 is the WW2 battleship AP-145 (known as both the USS Gen. Harry Taylor and the USNS Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg) which was sunk off the Florida coast to provide an artificial reef on May 27, 2009.
Bismarck.
Canada never built any battleships.
The Japanese Navy figured it was better for the battleship Yamato to go down fighting; rather than being ingloriously sunk at her moorings.
1. Battlewagon 2. Man O War 3. Ship of the line 4. Dreadnaught; named after HMS Dreadnaught launched in 1906.
It was the name given to a type of battleship built in the arms race leading up to WW1, so called because it "dreaded naught" - or feared nothing.
Bismarck.
See above.
Tirpitz class.
Battleship
The battleship located in Corpus Christi, Texas, is the USS Texas (BB-35). It is a historic vessel that served in both World War I and World War II and is now a museum ship open to the public. The USS Texas is notable for being the first battleship to be memorialized as a museum in the United States.
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The Battleship USS Missouri September 2nd 1945 Tokyo Bay.
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That was the USS Maine.