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• Bismarck-class
  ...modern [[battleship]]s built by Nazi Germany were the two ships of the '''Bismarck-class''', the second being ''[[DKM Tirpitz]]''. These were optimized differently
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• Bismarck-class/Definition
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• Bismarck-class/Related Articles
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• Battleship/Related Articles
  {{r|Bismarck-class}}
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• DKM Bismarck/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Lead [[battleship]] of the WWII German [[Bismarck-class]]; sunk after a major fleet operation on her first sortie against Britain,
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• DKM Bismarck
  '''DKM Bismarck''' was the lead ship of the WWII German two-ship [[Bismarck-class]] of [[battleship]]s. With four turrets of two 15" naval guns each, she was
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• Bismarck-class
  ...modern [[battleship]]s built by Nazi Germany were the two ships of the '''Bismarck-class''', the second being ''[[DKM Tirpitz]]''. These were optimized differently
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• 16"-50 caliber MK 7 naval gun
  ...ls did not have as much penetrating power as those of the Iowas. German [[Bismarck-class]] battleships, a concern while design were in progress, were built with 15" ...esigned in 1936, while the Navy did not know the specifics of the German [[Bismarck-class]] or the Japanese [[Yamato-class]], they were believed to be more powerful
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• Battleship
  ...rate details of the main armament of the [[Yamato-class|''Yamato'']] and [[Bismarck-class|''Bismarck'']]-classes, but went through extensive design tradeoffs before
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