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The Deutschland-class Admiral Scheer was a heavy cruiser—often called a pocket battleship—that had been launched in Wilhelmshaven in 1934. She had a top speed of 28 knots and was armed with six 11-inch guns in two triple-gun turrets, eight 6-inch guns, eight torpedoes, and antiaircraft guns.
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Ship Wreck Heavy Cruiser "Admiral Scheer" Second World War (1939-1945) Kiel Germany Schleswig-Holstein Kiel This heavy German cruiser was sunk by five Tallboy bombs on 9 April 1945. It was partly salvaged after the war, while the remaining parts are still in the harbor. Do you have more information about this location? Inform us! Source
Admiral Scheer The Buried Battleship
Bombardments at Diefenov and Swinemünde. As the barrels are worn out, the Admiral Scheer is ordered to Kiel for repairs. Takes over 200 wounded and 800 refugees at Pilau. 09-10.05.1945: After several bomb hits the Admiral Scheer capsized. July 1946: The wreck, buried under rubble, is broken up.
NH 110803 Aerial view looking down at German Ship ADMIRAL SCHEER. Germany CA. (Deutschland
9 April 1945 The German ship Admiral Scheer was launched in 1933, when Adolf Hitler ruled Germany. The Admiral Scheer sank more enemy merchant ships than any other German ship. This day in 1945 marked the sinking of the German ship Admiral Scheer.
The Admiral Scheer HMS Jervis Bay
Admiral Scheer: A Remarkable Ending.. The vessel remained in place after the war and while there were efforts to salvage the wreck, Admiral Scheer was simply left in place.
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Admiral Scheer: The Nazi Pocket Battleship That Was 'Buried Alive' Story by Peter Suciu • 4mo Admiral Scheer © Provided by 1945 Many World War II warships now rest at the bottom of sea - a.
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Discover the truly extraordinary story of the forgotten German pocket battleship that today lies buried under a car park and grass in Kiel.Help support my ch.
Panzerschiff Admiral Scheer
23 October, 1940 - 1 April, 1941 The "Admiral Scheer", a pocket-battleship with a displacement of 10,000 tons, belonged to the same class as the "Graf Spee" and the "Deutschland" (later renamed.
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Deal with steel: investigating the wreck of the heavy cruiser Admiral Scheer 10.38072/978-3-928794-83-1/p12 CC BY 4.0 In book: Advances in On- and Offshore Archaeological Prospection.
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Website about the armoured ships/heavy cruisers Deutschland/Lützow & Admiral Scheer & Admiral Graf Spee. Stories, photographs, technical details, drawings, models, discussion forum and much more. Admiral Scheer. Gallery. Main Page.. The Wreck: Admiral Scheer - Gallery. Previous. Top of Page.
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She was laid down at the Reichsmarinewerft shipyard in Wilhelmshaven in June 1931 and completed by November 1934. Admiral Scheer saw heavy service with the German Navy, including a deployment to Spain during the Spanish Civil War, where she bombarded the port of Almería.
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Dive into the fascinating history of the Admiral Scheer, one of Germany's powerful pocket battleships that played a significant role in World War II. Join us.
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May 13, 2021 Heritage Latest Features Admiral Scheer - The Buried Battleship The Admiral Scheer, named after Admiral Carl Friedrich Heinrich Reinhard Scheer was a Deutschland-class heavy cruiser, often termed "pocket battleships" by the British, that served in the Kriegsmarine navy of Nazi Germany during the Second World War.
Ship Wreck Heavy Cruiser "Admiral Scheer" Kiel
The Admiral Scheer was a Deutschland-class heavy cruiser, famously known as a "pocket battleship," that served in the German Kriegsmarine during World War II. Renowned for its long-range commerce raiding missions, notably Operation Berlin, it successfully disrupted Allied shipping and was one of the most formidable naval adversaries of its time.
Admiral Scheer German Heavy Cruiser Destination's Journey
Late that afternoon, the 15,000-ton German pocket battleship Admiral Scheer located the convoy, and attacked. The captain of the Jervis Bay, Edward S.F. Fegen, knew his ship was badly outgunned.