No that's a QE, but I don't know which one. The R's always had a single funnel, due to less boilers. That is a trunked pair from the 20's refits to the QE's
@@dutchthespitfire3204Back in 31 the Weimar republic had practically no navy to speak of. Three panzerschiffe under construction (actually AGS not even keel laid), a couple light cruisers and two old linienschiffe + some bathtub sized vessels.
Still amazes how coyote ugly ships the Rodnoil and Nelsoil were. But true smashers when the target could not run, for a reason or another. Be it a crippled battleship or shore bombardment.
Fabulous clip. Nelson followed by an R class(?) looming quietly into port, marvellous.
I agree =)
No that's a QE, but I don't know which one. The R's always had a single funnel, due to less boilers. That is a trunked pair from the 20's refits to the QE's
Fantastic video. Shame audio is lost.
De belles images.
Back when ‘Britannia really did rule the waves’
With Germany, dear ser
@@ИринаПрусенок-ф5ь Only pre ww1, the Kriegsmarine was tiny compared to the royal nacy, US navy and Japanese navy
@@dutchthespitfire3204Back in 31 the Weimar republic had practically no navy to speak of. Three panzerschiffe under construction (actually AGS not even keel laid), a couple light cruisers and two old linienschiffe + some bathtub sized vessels.
Are there any of those with sound?
Still amazes how coyote ugly ships the Rodnoil and Nelsoil were. But true smashers when the target could not run, for a reason or another. Be it a crippled battleship or shore bombardment.
all a waste..look at modern England...self destructed..