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Fleet Manouvers & Battle Missions DVD

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During the Second World War the German Kriegsmarine (Navy) conducted a plethora of large scale fleet manoeuvres in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Using original and unseen German archive footage this DVD shows these spectacular and breathtaking actions of naval warfare for the very first time to a Western audience. At the outbreak of the war these battle units were operational in several sea areas. This film documents a selection of these manoeuvres showing many of the varying forms of ship that was operational in the German Kriegsmarine at the time. These range... from the flagships of the German fleet such as the infamous Bismarck to the Cruisers Destroyers Torpedo Boats and other smaller units that made up the German's formidable naval arsenal. [show more]

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Released
21 April 2011
Directors
Actors
 
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Pen & Sword Digital 
Classification
Runtime
60 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
4260110580380 
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Documentary charting the movements of the German Navy during the Second World War. The programme, which uses rare and never-before-seen archive footage, explores the naval warfare in operation at the time and features a number of ships, including cruisers, destroyers and torpedo boats, as well as the famous Bismarck.