Battle of the Denmark Strait - British History The Battle of the Denmark Strait took place on May 24, 1941, when the British warships HMS Hood and HMS Prince of Wales engaged the German vessels Bismarck and Prinz Eugen. The engagement resulted in the sinking of the Hood, damage to the Prince of Wales, and a significant blow to the Bismarck. Following the battle, the Bismarck began a pursuit by British forces that ultimately led to its sinking three days later, on May 27. May 24, 1941 0552: The B

29K views · 717 reactions | British Mosquito aircraft of RAF Coastal Command attack German merchant ships and their escorts in the Nordgulen fjord in #Norway on December 5, 1944 (: British Pathé). | World War II History | Facebook

117K views · 1.6K reactions | Trafalgar: Nelson's Victory & Tragic Death Explained The British fleet defeats Villeneuve’s, but Nelson is mortally wounded. Victory, Temeraire, and other ships prevail, but a storm ravages their prizes. Nelson’s body is honoured in Britain with a state funeral. ⁠To watch the full video just search ‘Epic History’.⁠ #NavalHistory #Trafalgar #Nelson #HMSvictory #EpicHistory | Epic History TV | Facebook