German battleship Scharnhorst
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 6 episodes found for "German battleship Scharnhorst".
Sep 10, 2026
Bismarck: Inside The Operation To Destroy Hitler's Greatest Battleship
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8:35Nick HewittGUEST
Bismarck is a quantum leap for the Germans, no question.
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8:39Nick HewittGUEST
So prior to Bismarck coming into service, their most powerful ships are what were nicknamed the Twins, the Scharnhorst and Neusenau.
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8:47Nick HewittGUEST
These are relatively small.
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8:50Nick HewittGUEST
The Germans call them battleships.
7 MINS LATER
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16:07Dan SnowHOST
Despite these successes, most still believed that only warships on the surface could deal a decisive blow in the campaign.
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16:15Dan SnowHOST
And so as Bismarck underwent its final sea trials, Raeder launched Operation Berlin.
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16:21Dan SnowHOST
In January 1941, two fast, powerful battleships, Neusenau and Scharnhorst, swept through the Atlantic from Greenland to the Azores, smashing into Britain's vulnerable shipping lanes.
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16:34Dan SnowHOST
The threat of Germany's surface fleet was now very real.
Episode 36 - Wargaming - with Jamie Tranter & Paul Regan
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30:00BaldersHOST
That should be done pretty soon.
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30:02BaldersHOST
I did put a little coat of paint on Scharnhorst and Nassau.
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30:05BaldersHOST
I've done their lower hulls.
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30:08BaldersHOST
Like I said, they use the same paint chips between the wars, so it's the same color for both.
Episode 36 - Wargaming - with Jamie Tranter & Paul Regan
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30:00NevsHOST
That should be done pretty soon.
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30:02NevsHOST
I did put a little coat of paint on Scharnhorst and Nassau.
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30:05NevsHOST
I've done their lower hulls.
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30:08NevsHOST
Like I said, they use the same paint chips between the wars, so it's the same colour for both.
2026 IPMS Nationals Recap With Friends And Fresh Ideas: Episode 168
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27:43MikeHOST
But all that to say that catapult launch float planes, flying boats, even some deck launch planes, that n- part of the naval warfare aviation has always been of in- interest to me.
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27:54MikeHOST
So I've got plans to do, like, the Scharnhorst aft turret with, or R-116 on it.
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27:58Randy ChismGUEST
Yeah, we talked about that one.
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27:59Randy ChismGUEST
Yeah.
271: War at Sea '41 Pt. 9 - Found and Followed
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2:14Wesley LivesayHOST
Hitler expressed some concern, and the word "agitated" gets thrown around a bit for his reaction.
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2:19Wesley LivesayHOST
Raeder did have on his side that Operation Berlin with the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau had gone quite well, with the ships having returned after achieving their goal of sinking merchant ships.
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2:30Wesley LivesayHOST
But Hitler was unconvinced and even required that the Bismarck be recalled.
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2:34Wesley LivesayHOST
But Raeder refused to issue such an order, stating that the operation was far too far along to be canceled, and it would have a lasting impact on the morale of the German Navy, and so the operation must continue.
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20:07Wesley LivesayHOST
Admiral Tuvvy, with King George V, the battlecruiser Repulse, and the carrier Victorious, and a collection of cruisers and destroyers, was southeast of the Bismarck's position, and they would steam west towards an intercept course, although it would take them longer to arrive than the 1st Battlecruiser Squadron.
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20:25Wesley LivesayHOST
Force H, based out of Gibraltar, would be tasked with moving into position to protect some convoys instead of actively trying to intercept the Bismarck directly.
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20:34Wesley LivesayHOST
Force H was also the primary group responsible for intercepting the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau if they left Brest.
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20:41Wesley LivesayHOST
The British did not know the exact extent of the damage caused to the Scharnhorst during Operation Berlin or the effects of the bombing attacks on the Gneisenau, so they did not know that they were not going to participate in the ongoing operation, but Force H was positioned with the aircraft carrier Ark Royal to make sure that they could not join up with the Bismarck.
WONZ 357 – WOB: Tangmere Aviation Museum
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30:20Paul WaiteGUEST
Yes.
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30:20Dave HomewoodHOST
Uh, was it the Scharnhorst?
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30:21Paul WaiteGUEST
Yes.
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30:22Dave HomewoodHOST
Yeah.