You Can't Sink Hitler's Battleship: Why It Was So Hard to Kill the Bismarck

You Can't Sink Hitler's Battleship: Why It Was So Hard to Kill the Bismarck

On May 23, 1941, the Battleship Bismarck was on a roll. The largest and most powerful ship in the German Navy, the mighty Bismarck had broken out into the Atlantic Ocean, sunk a Royal Navy battlecruiser, badly damaged a battleship and was poised to add its guns to a naval blockade that threatened to strangle Great Britain. Ninety-six hours later, heavily damaged, the battleship was on the bottom of the North Atlantic

This first appeared last December and is being reprinted due to reader interest.