The sinking of the Bismarck battleship on May 27, 1941, involved multiple contributing factors: the Royal Navy's Fairey Swordfish strike crippled the ship's steering by jamming the rudder, while the German crew opened the seacocks (valves) to flood the ship, raising questions about whether the ship was intentionally sunk by its own crew or lost due to combat damage.
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Bismarck Battleship - Sunk Itself? #WW2Added:
Germany sunk its own battleship. Its own crew opened the valves while Britain jammed the rudder. So, who really sunk the Bismarck?
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