Battle of the Denmark Strait - British History The Battle of the Denmark Strait took place on May 24, 1941, when the British warships HMS Hood and HMS Prince of Wales engaged the German vessels Bismarck and Prinz Eugen. The engagement resulted in the sinking of the Hood, damage to the Prince of Wales, and a significant blow to the Bismarck. Following the battle, the Bismarck began a pursuit by British forces that ultimately led to its sinking three days later, on May 27. May 24, 1941 0552: The B

18K views · 54 reactions | In late May, MV Sea Spirit was crossing the Denmark Strait from Iceland to Greenland on our first voyage of the #Arctic season. We spotted this incredible iceberg and as we neared for a closer look, in began collapsing in front of us. It was a truly remarkable sight, one our guests will not soon forget! | Poseidon Expeditions | Facebook

The Skagerrak Strait, bordering Norway, Denmark, and Sweden, is home to over three dozen shipwrecks. Its location between the North and Baltic seas has historically lended it to a rich history of military conflict. ⚓⛴️ Learn more about the unique history and Operation Davy Jones Locker with #AbandonedExpeditionShipwreck tonight at 10p ET on Science Channel. | Science Channel

935K views · 5.3K reactions | “You look so good in love” (George strait) cover!! I hope y’all enjoy!! #keepitcountry #musicrow #thekinggeorge #keepcountrymusicalive | Nuke Bushner | Facebook

1.1K views | ✨Home Déco 29253572. | HOME DECO | Facebook