Love this channel, so many people take a photo of an old building in the wrong position but you are spot on! Take a photo where the original was taken not a few steps away well done top marks

Ghis was actuly realy interesting😊

Keep watching this video, i love yhese sorts of videos

Poor Penny and her family. Evil cowards.

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Oh dear.... 😮😢💔

A customer of mine 30 years ago served on HMS Hood in 1937. There was a photo taken from a small sightseeing boat looking at her from the port stern quarter (taken illicitly by his then newly wed wife) hanging in their hallway.

Wow i would of though Florence Nightingale would of been buried in Westminster Abbey, who would of thought she is in a little village tucked out the way

Wow, i never heard of this guy but how interesting, loved the propeller memorial, your right it was a nice touch

I just discovered i really like these grave walk videos, so calming and on this one i loved the music, very relaxing

I use to love watching benny hill but never knew his song was real places, this is fascinating

Could watch these videos all day

It is fascinating to see the changes, i love these kind of videos, so glad i found this channel

I found this topic so interesting

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another very good video👍

Windsor Davis, was my hero 😅

That grave is incredible

Stunning

That beautiful with so much meaning

You can see and feel the love, beautiful

Great to see its still there, all be it im guessing its been modernised a little

I know there is so much more to this story, you did well getting what you did in one minute

That was so sad, poor man😢

Less than 10 minutes after the British opened fire, a shell from Bismarck struck Hood near her aft ammunition magazines. Soon afterwards, Hood exploded and sank within three minutes, with the loss of all but three of her crew. Prince of Wales continued to exchange fire with Bismarck but suffered serious malfunctions in her main armament. The British battleship had only been completed in late March 1941, and used new quadruple gun turrets that were unreliable. Prince of Wales soon broke off the engagement.[1] The battle was a tactical victory for the Germans, but its impact was short-lived. The damage done to Bismarck's forward fuel tanks forced the abandonment of the breakout and an attempt to escape to dry dock facilities in occupied France, producing an operational victory for the British.[1] Incensed by the loss of Hood, a large British force pursued Bismarck, resulting in her loss three days later. On the morning of May 27 the King George V and the Rodney, in an hour-long attack, incapacitated the Bismarck, and an hour and a half later it sank after being hit by three torpedoes from the cruiser Dorsetshire.

Una Stubbs - awsum talunt and buty.

It wasn't Renowned, it was an Admiral.

Very informative well made to, interesting to watch

Exelent full video was great

This channel never disappointes

Well put together as alway by this channel

Very interesting, as was the full video, very well made

The full video was amazing

This is great

Love this, so interesting

She was aged just eight and brutally killed

The story's so gruesome very disgusting too.

I thought the Hood had 11 invh not 15 inch guns. That would have made her a battleship rather than a battle cruiser.

I disagree with the idea of the HMS Hood being a symbol of naval power....it was more of a political symbol of Britain's power

„BISMARCK IN MOTION, KING OF THE OCEAN HE WAS MADE TO RULE THE WAVES ACROSS THE SEVEN SEAS" -Joakim

Johnny Horton taught me this story when I was very young. Of over 1400 men on board, there were only three survivors

Assault fantastic

Why give a heart for such a weird response. Won't visit again.

There are some weird and frightening people on this You Tube.

Boss

This is so accurate

This was well put together

Agreed, nicely put togeter

That is so well done from new to old

Very interesting and informative 👍🏼