The Hood remains the largest Royal Navy vessel to have gone down, and resulted in the largest loss of life suffered by any single warship in British history. The wreck of HMS Hood is designated ...

The wreck of British battleship HMS Hood has been discovered, 60 years after she was sunk in a WWII naval battle. The ship went down with the loss of 1,415 men when she was shelled in the icy seas off ...

HMS Hood, which was the pride of Britain's fleet in its hey-day ... "The images we have seen are a constant reminder that the wreck site is a massive war grave and in that regards I have the deepest ...

THE bells rang out action stations on the morning of May 24, 1941. Soon after, HMS Hood — and 1415 men — was on the seabed. Now billionaire Paul Allen has recovered one of those bells.

The ship wreckage is protected under the Military ... of the Royal Navy’s new exhibit on 20th and 21st Century Navy. HMS Hood in May 1941, just before it was sunk by German battleship Bismarck.

HMS Hood was laid down during World War I and completed ... It was the last time the ships saw each other before the wreck of the Bismarck battleship. At one point, two aircraft carriers, eight ...

The Rise of HMS Hood In 1922, the Washington Naval Treaty that was intended to bring balance between three great naval powers—the British Empire, the United States, and the Japanese Empire ...

HMS Hood was commissioned in 1920 and ... the bell landed well away from the main wreckage. According to the Royal Navy, the bell will undergo a year of restoration and will then go on display ...

Hood's bell encapsulates the whole of that story as no other single object could." The wreck of HMS Hood, which was discovered in 2001, 2,800 metres under the waves, is designated under the ...