The brilliant record of the battleship Bismarck in Beast of the Sea .

The record was the sinking of the British battlecruiser HMS Hood.

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Problem description: The four main turrets of the Bismarck are named "Antony", "Bruno", "Caesar" and "Dora" from bow to stern, and their initials are abbreviated as A, B, C, D main turrets. "Antony" and "Caesar" were supposed to be the two consuls of Rome, so who did "Bruno" and "Dora" refer to?

Analysis: The four turrets are named after 4 people.

Antony, an archon of Roman Gaul who was seized from power, reluctantly united with the Queen of Egypt against the Roman Senate, but was defeated in a naval battle;

Bruno, a Renaissance astronomer, was burned at the stake for supporting heliocentrism and confrontation with the Church, but in the end he still insisted on the truth;

Caesar was the emperor of the Roman Empire, so I don't need to explain this, everyone knows it.

Dora is the name of a woman in the legend of Chun Jianqing, which represents "God's gift".

Of the 2,200 people on board the "Bismarck," only more than 100 survived, and according to the survivors' recollections, the officers and men on board had reported explosives near the keel 30 minutes before the hull began to sink. The Germans believed that it was torpedoed because there were some cracks in the Bismarck. McLaren, a U.S. naval expert on the expedition, and others observed the Bismarck through the porthole, but they did not see any signs of serious damage to the hull by artillery fire, so it could not be the Bismarck sunk by the British Navy.

Other Americans believe that the crack was caused by the sinking of the Bismarck. So it's not clear exactly how it sank.

Bismarck only sank the Hood in his life. 1 shell hit the horizontal deck directly, and the most critical thing was that there was still an ammunition depot underneath. The ship that was hit at the ammunition depot either sank or was on the spot!

And then the wreckage sank ... After the Hood, it was pursued by various ships. The Ark Royal gave her the fatal blow (although she didn't die, anyone who knew the tactics of the British army knew why it was a fatal blow).

Only sank Hood. Ten minutes into the battle, it hit the ammunition depot of Hood and sank.

As a result, the angry British Navy frantically gathered fire, purely to wash the deck to vent anger, not for the purpose of sinking.

Blow the stick, obviously he was whipped and corpsed, but he still has to say it with such a sense of honor......

Bismarck was not as strong as he was blown, and now all his fame was blown out by the German sticks, and there were at least 10 stronger than him.

The old battlecruiser USS Hood, launched in 1920.

There was also only one battlecruiser "Hood".

He sank a British Hood.

Destroyed half of the ships of the Royal Navy, a total of 33 ships.

The "Bismarck" sank only the flagship of the British battle cruiser detachment "Hood", which was sunk jointly with the heavy cruiser after "Prince Eugen", and was not completed independently;

Subsequently, the "Bismarck" and the "Prinz Eugen" damaged the British wingman "Prince of Wales", and the "Bismarck" hit the "Prince of Wales" with three 380-mm shells, two of which exploded.