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  2. Last battle of Bismarck - Wikipedia

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    War memorial in Neuhofen im Innkreis also commemorating Franz Kienast, who died aged 23 in the sinking of the Bismarck. Dorsetshire and Maori picked up 85 and 25 survivors respectively. At 11:40 a lookout on the Dorsetshire thought he spotted a periscope and the rescue effort was abandoned whilst hundreds of Bismarck ' s

  3. Unsinkable Sam - Wikipedia

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    Bismarck was sunk after a fierce naval battle on 27 May, and only 115 of her crew of over 2,100 survived the engagement. Hours later, Oscar was purportedly found floating on a board and picked from the water by the British destroyer HMS Cossack .

  4. German battleship Bismarck - Wikipedia

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    Unsinkable Sam – Cat which is said to have survived the sinking of Bismarck; Last Nine Days of the Bismarck – 1959 novel by C. S. Forester; Sink the Bismarck! – 1960 film based on the Forester novel "Sink the Bismark" – 1960 song by Johnny Horton

  5. German weather ship Sachsenwald - Wikipedia

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    Bismarck survivors [ edit ] Sachsenwald was returning from a 50-day operational cruise in the Atlantic under her commander, the experienced trawler skipper Ernst Wilhelm Schütte, when she received orders on 27 May 1941 to move to the area where the Bismarck was known to be. [ 5 ]

  6. List of maritime disasters in World War II - Wikipedia

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    Bismarck – After being hunted by British forces following the sinking of HMS Hood, Bismarck was herself sunk three days later on 27 May. Of the more than 2,200 crew aboard, over 2,000 were killed, 114 survived. 2,000+ Navy 1944 Japan

  7. HMS Prince of Wales (53) - Wikipedia

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    Leach then radioed Norfolk that Hood had been sunk and went to join Suffolk 15 to 17 miles (24 to 27 km) astern of Bismarck. The British ships continued to chase Bismarck until 18:16 when Suffolk sighted the German battleship at 22,000 yards (20,000 m). Prince of Wales then opened fire on Bismarck at an extreme range of 30,300 yards (27,700 m ...

  8. 65 years later: The SS Carl D. Bradley sinking left its mark ...

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    When the SS Carl D. Bradley sank 47 miles west of Charlevoix in November 1958, it was one of the worst shipping disasters in Great Lakes history. Out of a crew of 35, only two survived.

  9. Japanese destroyer Yukikaze (1939) - Wikipedia

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    Yukikaze and the other destroyers attempted to rescue as many survivors as possible, as they did so a final wave of B-17s sank the destroyer Asashio with most of her crew. [33] [34] [35] With the battle of the Bismarck Sea lasting from March 2-4, all eight troop ships and four of the eight destroyers were sunk. Yukikaze survived completely ...