Hamburg (1939)

[@wosisndes6721]

"35.000 tons of steel" It's interesting that foreign nations really didn't know of the real weight these two battleships had.

[@juliuscaesar8152]

50,000 tons

[@wosisndes6721]

@@juliuscaesar8152 I know that the Bismarck class acually weighed about 50.000 tons but what i meant was that the speaker said "35.000 tons of steel..." as he obviously didn't know the true weight of this battleship.

[@kommandantgalileo]

@@wosisndes6721 well, that was what the reports made by the Germans said she weighed.

[@juliuscaesar8152]

@@wosisndes6721 I know, I'm just saying so other people know

[@nedlooby7419]

It's the Hull not complete

[@clproductions4743]

Good footage

[@TankMasterGo]

Pride of a nation, a beast made of steel
Bismarck in motion

[@IronCross1942-y5v]

85 Year Later And Bismarck Is Still The Most Famous German Warship And He Wreck Is Deeper Than Titanic

[@Dutch_T]

Happy birthday Bismarck

[@кевинли-щ9г]

давно это было конечно

[@captainahmethakantunckol5307]

Happy birthday

[@ItsWaterHolder]

As the Bismarck I can confirm, I was awesome 🗿

[@Raizmorph]

The biggest pride and dissapointment (beacuse of how it ended) launches

[@thomasmcginley7944]

He was plagued with misfortune ever since he was first spotted by the Swedish cruiser.