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It has been more than 80 years since the Bismarck sank at 1039 hours on 27 May 1941. The end of her brief career foreshadowed the passing of the battleship era, of which she was a technological triumph and upon which she and her brave, fallen crew left an indelible mark.
On-line Archive: Have access to all kind of archival material concerning the battleship Bismarck and the German Navy in World War II. Original documentation including the complete war diary of the ship, operational orders, debriefing reports from survivors, after action reports, the Führer naval conferences, and more.
Technical Data: Detailed information on the structure, size, and displacement of the ship. The armor protection that made the Bismarck an almost "unsinkable" ship. The powerful guns of this formidable instrument of war. The steam power plant that propelled the ship at speeds over 30 knots.
History of the Bismarck: Full coverage of the ship's history and carreer timeline. Go over the battle of the Denmark Strait and the destruction of the Mighty Hood. Also read through the subsequent naval pursuit and Bismarck's final batlle against impossible odds.
The Crew: Information on the ship's company. From the higher officers to the lower ratings. Including the complete crew roster alphabetically arranged.
Further Reading: Diverse information about the ship. Read about the wreck of the Bismarck, its current state of preservation, and the most recent expeditions carried out. Also check the naval articles written by readers of this site dealing with the history of the Bismarck.
Scale Models: Featuring warship miniatures of all sizes and scales. From the smaller commercial model kits to the large scratch built constructions.
Photos & Graphics: A large selection of photos, paintings, and drawings of the Bismarck. Also including other World War II German warships, action photos, damaged ships, sinkings, etc.
Kriegsmarine: On this section you will find extensive information about the Kriegsmarine, the German Navy of the 1935-1945 period (organization, naval operations, ranks, flags, etc.). Also including technical data and operational histories of almost all known naval vessels, from the most powerful combatants to the smallest auxiliary units.
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