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BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015)
Part 1: The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow
As the Great War began, the Royal Navy rushed to Orkney's great natural harbour, Scapa Flow.
David Hayman uncovers the compelling characters of the little-known naval war - the cautious Admiral Jellicoe and the playboy Admiral Beatty.
The story of great technologies and epic battles for control of the North Sea.
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The loss of the German Fleet of Scapa Flow, Scotland 21st June 1919.
The largest salvage ever undertaken. Salvaged mostly upside down using compressed air forced through shafts fixed to the hull.
Sorry its the "Von der Tan" not "Van"
Der Verlust der deutschen Flotte des Scapa Flusses
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The SMS Seydiltz SMS Hindenburg SMS Moltke SMS Bayern
SMS Konig Albert SMS Kaiserin SMS Prinzluitpold SMS Vann der Tann.
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U-boats torpedo boats battle cruisers and battle ships. Salvaged and scrapped.
- published: 26 Aug 2009
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Item title reads: "Scapa Flow - Scuttled! - All that is now visible of the once proud German "High Seas" Fleet."
Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
LS. Fleet at anchor. LS Scuttled cruiser. LS. Passing German battleship. MS. Cruiser sailing past. LS. U-boat submarine passing. LS. Battleship passing. LS. Cruiser passing. Various shots of warships and Cruisers with repeats of earlier shots.
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
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Wreck Diving In Scapa Flow , Orkney , Scotland 2015
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Diving Cellar , Stromness-Orkney
- published: 14 May 2015
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Cameron Dowell sings Lonely Scapa Flow at the memorial service to the Battle of Jutland, now 100 years ago.
- published: 02 Jun 2016
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On the 21st June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the German High Seas naval fleet in Scapa Flow, a large natural harbor in the Orkney Islands in Scotland. The ships had been confined there under the terms of the Armistice that ended fighting in the First World War.
America had suggested that the fleet be interned in a neutral country but, as neither Norway nor Sweden agreed, Britain volunteered instead. The majority of the 74 German ships were in Scapa Flow by the 27th November, where they were guarded by British Battle Cruiser Force. The fleet was manned by a skeleton crew of less than 5,000 men that gradually reduced over the next few months as they were repatriated back to Germany.
Negotiations over the fate of the ships took place at the Paris Peace Conference, where the various representatives were struggling to agree on a resolution. While Britain wanted to destroy the ships in order to maintain their naval superiority, France and Italy each wanted to take a quarter each. Concerned that the entire fleet might be shared out between the victors, Admiral von Reuter, the German officer in charge of the interned fleet, began planning to scuttle or purposely sink the ships.
Shortly before 11.30 on the morning of the 21st June the order went out to scuttle the ships. By 5pm 52 of them had sunk. The sailors escaped on lifeboats, and were captured as British prisoners-of-war. Nine sailors were shot and killed, making them the last German casualties of the war.
- published: 20 Jun 2015
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STV and History channel documentary to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flo Scotland. With harrowing eye witness accounts from survivors. Narrated by oor Alex Norton. We will remember them.
On 14 October 1939, Royal Oak was anchored at Scapa Flow in Orkney, Scotland, when she was torpedoed by the German submarine U-47. Of Royal Oak's complement of 1,234 men and boys, 833 were killed that night or died later of their wounds. The loss of the old ship – the first of the five Royal Navy battleships and battlecruisers sunk in the Second World War – did little to affect the numerical superiority enjoyed by the British navy and its Allies, but the sinking had considerable effect on wartime morale. The raid made an immediate celebrity and war hero out of the U-boat commander, Günther Prien, who became the first German submarine officer to be awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. Before the sinking of Royal Oak, the Royal Navy had considered the naval base at Scapa Flow impregnable to submarine attack, and U-47's raid demonstrated that the German Navy was capable of bringing the war to British home waters. The shock resulted in rapid changes to dockland security and the construction of the Churchill Barriers around Scapa Flow.
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Am 14. Oktober 1939 drang das von Kapitänleutnant Günther Prien kommandierte deutsche U-Boot U 47 wagemutig in den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow ein, und versenkte dort unter anderem das Schlachtschiff HMS Royal Oak. Rund 800 Mann der Besatzung der Royal Oak überlebten die Torpedierung nicht. Fur Großbritannien war dieser Angriff auf ihren bis dahin als unangreifbar geltenden Kriegshafen ein nationales Trauma und ein Schock. Am 18.Oktober 1939 empfing Adolf Hitler Kaüitänleutnant Prien und die Mannschaft von U 47. Dabei wurde Prien das Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes verliehen. Seither galt Prien als DER deutsche U-Boot-Kriegsheld des Deutschen Reiches. Im Mai 1941 verließ Prien jedoch das Kriegsglück, er wurde mit seinem gesamten Boot während einer Feindfahrt von einem brtischen Zerstörer versenkt und fand dabei den Seemannstod.
Der 1958 in der BRD produzierte Spielfilm stilisiert Günther Prien jedoch zu einer Art Widerstandskämpfer gegen das 3. Reich, was er jedoch keinesfalls war. Authentisch ist an dem Film lediglich der tollkühne und genial ausgearbeitete Angriff auf den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow. Important! FAIR USE NOTICE: The use of the media material found in this video is protected by the FAIR USE CLAUSE of the US Copyright of 1976!!!
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Coordinates: 58°57′49.20″N 2°59′05.91″W / 58.963667°N 2.984975°W / 58.963667; -2.984975
Scapa is a small settlement and a Scotch whisky distillery situated on The Mainland of Orkney, Scotland on the shore of Scapa Flow near the town of Kirkwall. Scapa is the second most northern whisky distillery in Scotland, being half a mile farther south than the Highland Park Distillery.
The distillery has one wash still and one spirit still producing a single malt (unblended) whisky. It is an especially honey flavoured whisky, and less peaty than most Island Whiskies. This is because, though the water at the source is peaty, it gets transported to the distillery through pipelines to avoid more contact with the peat. Furthermore, the malt is not dried over peat smoke.
The distillery, founded in 1885 by Macfarlane & Townsend, was during the 1950s acquired by Hiram Walker & Sons Ltd (now part of Pernod Ricard) and rebuilt. In 1994 it was mothballed, and faced definitive closure in 2004. During that period, the most commonly available edition was the Scapa 12 years old, which was and still is a most distinctive island whisky for its subtle heathery honey plus sea taste. Still, it was decided to rebuild/restore the distillery, and the first new spirit in 10 years flowed in November 2004. Because of the time-gap, it was decided to stop the 12 years and introduce the 14 years, which is quite different from its predecessor, even though the basic characteristics are intact.
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Scapa Flow (Old Norse: Skalpaflói—"bay of the long isthmus") is a body of water in the Orkney Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom, sheltered by the islands of Mainland, Graemsay, Burray,South Ronaldsay and Hoy. It is about 312 square kilometres (120 sq mi). It has a shallow sandy bottom not deeper than 60 metres (200 ft) and most of it about 30 metres (98 ft) deep, and is one of the great natural harbours/anchorages of the world, with sufficient space to hold a number of navies. Viking ships anchored in Scapa Flow more than 1000 years ago, but it is best known as the site of the United Kingdom's chief naval base during World War I and World War II. The base was closed in 1956.
The Viking expeditions to Orkney are recorded in detail in the 11th century Orkneyinga sagas and later texts such as the Hákonar saga Hákonarsonar. According to the latter, King Haakon IV of Norway anchored his fleet, including the flagship Kroussden that could carry nearly 300 men, on 5 August 1263 at St Margaret's Hope, where he witnessed an eclipse of the sun prior to sailing south to the Battle of Largs. En route back to Norway Haakon anchored some of his fleet in Scapa Flow for the winter, but he died that December whilst staying at the Bishop's Palace in Kirkwall. In the 15th century towards the end of Norse rule in Orkney, the islands were run by the jarls from large manor farms, some of which were sited at Burray, Burwick, Paplay, Hoy, and Cairston (near Stromness) to guard the entrances to the Flow.
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59:00BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015) The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow | HD
BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015) The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow | HDBBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015) The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow | HD
BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015) Part 1: The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow As the Great War began, the Royal Navy rushed to Orkney's great natural harbour, Scapa Flow. David Hayman uncovers the compelling characters of the little-known naval war - the cautious Admiral Jellicoe and the playboy Admiral Beatty. The story of great technologies and epic battles for control of the North Sea. bbc hd,War at Sea,Scotland War,Great War,Royal Navy,great natural harbour, Scapa Flow,David Hayman,Admiral Jellicoe,Admiral Beatty,North Sea -
10:57The Imperial German Navy Fleet Scapa Flow Suicide and Salvage. SMS Hindenburg U Boats etc.
The Imperial German Navy Fleet Scapa Flow Suicide and Salvage. SMS Hindenburg U Boats etc.The Imperial German Navy Fleet Scapa Flow Suicide and Salvage. SMS Hindenburg U Boats etc.
The loss of the German Fleet of Scapa Flow, Scotland 21st June 1919. The largest salvage ever undertaken. Salvaged mostly upside down using compressed air forced through shafts fixed to the hull. Sorry its the "Von der Tan" not "Van" Der Verlust der deutschen Flotte des Scapa Flusses Die deutsche Reichsmarineflotte Search The SMS Seydiltz SMS Hindenburg SMS Moltke SMS Bayern SMS Konig Albert SMS Kaiserin SMS Prinzluitpold SMS Vann der Tann. Dresden class. Battle of Dogger Jutland Tirpiz Bismark world war 1 ww1 Battle ships cruisers submaries salvage ship breaking U-boats torpedo boats battle cruisers and battle ships. Salvaged and scrapped. -
2:35Lonely Scapa Flow
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26:05U 47 'The U 47 in Scapa Flow'
U 47 'The U 47 in Scapa Flow'U 47 'The U 47 in Scapa Flow'
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4:41The Scuttled German Fleet At Scapa Flow Aka Seuttlos Fleet (1919)
The Scuttled German Fleet At Scapa Flow Aka Seuttlos Fleet (1919)The Scuttled German Fleet At Scapa Flow Aka Seuttlos Fleet (1919)
Item title reads: "Scapa Flow - Scuttled! - All that is now visible of the once proud German "High Seas" Fleet." Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland. LS. Fleet at anchor. LS Scuttled cruiser. LS. Passing German battleship. MS. Cruiser sailing past. LS. U-boat submarine passing. LS. Battleship passing. LS. Cruiser passing. Various shots of warships and Cruisers with repeats of earlier shots. 90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:186.15 -
5:58Scapa Flow Wreck Diving
Scapa Flow Wreck DivingScapa Flow Wreck Diving
Wreck Diving In Scapa Flow , Orkney , Scotland 2015 The MV John L Dive Boat Diving Cellar , Stromness-Orkney -
2:35Lonely Scapa Flow - The Battle of Jutland 1916
Lonely Scapa Flow - The Battle of Jutland 1916Lonely Scapa Flow - The Battle of Jutland 1916
Cameron Dowell sings Lonely Scapa Flow at the memorial service to the Battle of Jutland, now 100 years ago. -
2:3721st June 1919: The German fleet is scuttled at Scapa Flow
21st June 1919: The German fleet is scuttled at Scapa Flow21st June 1919: The German fleet is scuttled at Scapa Flow
On the 21st June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the German High Seas naval fleet in Scapa Flow, a large natural harbor in the Orkney Islands in Scotland. The ships had been confined there under the terms of the Armistice that ended fighting in the First World War. America had suggested that the fleet be interned in a neutral country but, as neither Norway nor Sweden agreed, Britain volunteered instead. The majority of the 74 German ships were in Scapa Flow by the 27th November, where they were guarded by British Battle Cruiser Force. The fleet was manned by a skeleton crew of less than 5,000 men that gradually reduced over the next few months as they were repatriated back to Germany. Negotiations over the fate of the ships took place at the Paris Peace Conference, where the various representatives were struggling to agree on a resolution. While Britain wanted to destroy the ships in order to maintain their naval superiority, France and Italy each wanted to take a quarter each. Concerned that the entire fleet might be shared out between the victors, Admiral von Reuter, the German officer in charge of the interned fleet, began planning to scuttle or purposely sink the ships. Shortly before 11.30 on the morning of the 21st June the order went out to scuttle the ships. By 5pm 52 of them had sunk. The sailors escaped on lifeboats, and were captured as British prisoners-of-war. Nine sailors were shot and killed, making them the last German casualties of the war. -
46:20the sinking of the royal oak-2009
the sinking of the royal oak-2009the sinking of the royal oak-2009
STV and History channel documentary to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flo Scotland. With harrowing eye witness accounts from survivors. Narrated by oor Alex Norton. We will remember them. On 14 October 1939, Royal Oak was anchored at Scapa Flow in Orkney, Scotland, when she was torpedoed by the German submarine U-47. Of Royal Oak's complement of 1,234 men and boys, 833 were killed that night or died later of their wounds. The loss of the old ship – the first of the five Royal Navy battleships and battlecruisers sunk in the Second World War – did little to affect the numerical superiority enjoyed by the British navy and its Allies, but the sinking had considerable effect on wartime morale. The raid made an immediate celebrity and war hero out of the U-boat commander, Günther Prien, who became the first German submarine officer to be awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. Before the sinking of Royal Oak, the Royal Navy had considered the naval base at Scapa Flow impregnable to submarine attack, and U-47's raid demonstrated that the German Navy was capable of bringing the war to British home waters. The shock resulted in rapid changes to dockland security and the construction of the Churchill Barriers around Scapa Flow. -
86:51U 47 - Priens Angriff auf Scapa Flow_Spielfilm v. 1958
U 47 - Priens Angriff auf Scapa Flow_Spielfilm v. 1958U 47 - Priens Angriff auf Scapa Flow_Spielfilm v. 1958
Am 14. Oktober 1939 drang das von Kapitänleutnant Günther Prien kommandierte deutsche U-Boot U 47 wagemutig in den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow ein, und versenkte dort unter anderem das Schlachtschiff HMS Royal Oak. Rund 800 Mann der Besatzung der Royal Oak überlebten die Torpedierung nicht. Fur Großbritannien war dieser Angriff auf ihren bis dahin als unangreifbar geltenden Kriegshafen ein nationales Trauma und ein Schock. Am 18.Oktober 1939 empfing Adolf Hitler Kaüitänleutnant Prien und die Mannschaft von U 47. Dabei wurde Prien das Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes verliehen. Seither galt Prien als DER deutsche U-Boot-Kriegsheld des Deutschen Reiches. Im Mai 1941 verließ Prien jedoch das Kriegsglück, er wurde mit seinem gesamten Boot während einer Feindfahrt von einem brtischen Zerstörer versenkt und fand dabei den Seemannstod. Der 1958 in der BRD produzierte Spielfilm stilisiert Günther Prien jedoch zu einer Art Widerstandskämpfer gegen das 3. Reich, was er jedoch keinesfalls war. Authentisch ist an dem Film lediglich der tollkühne und genial ausgearbeitete Angriff auf den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow. Important! FAIR USE NOTICE: The use of the media material found in this video is protected by the FAIR USE CLAUSE of the US Copyright of 1976!!!
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BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015) The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow | HD
BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015) Part 1: The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow As the Great War began, the Royal Navy rushed to Orkney's great natural harbour, Scapa Flow. David Hayman uncovers the compelling characters of the little-known naval war - the cautious Admiral Jellicoe and the playboy Admiral Beatty. The story of great technologies and epic battles for control of the North Sea. bbc hd,War at Sea,Scotland War,Great War,Royal Navy,great natural harbour, Scapa Flow,David Hayman,Admiral Jellicoe,Admiral Beatty,North Sea -
The Imperial German Navy Fleet Scapa Flow Suicide and Salvage. SMS Hindenburg U Boats etc.
The loss of the German Fleet of Scapa Flow, Scotland 21st June 1919. The largest salvage ever undertaken. Salvaged mostly upside down using compressed air forced through shafts fixed to the hull. Sorry its the "Von der Tan" not "Van" Der Verlust der deutschen Flotte des Scapa Flusses Die deutsche Reichsmarineflotte Search The SMS Seydiltz SMS Hindenburg SMS Moltke SMS Bayern SMS Konig Albert SMS Kaiserin SMS Prinzluitpold SMS Vann der Tann. Dresden class. Battle of Dogger Jutland Tirpiz Bismark world war 1 ww1 Battle ships cruisers submaries salvage ship breaking U-boats torpedo boats battle cruisers and battle ships. Salvaged and scrapped. -
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Item title reads: "Scapa Flow - Scuttled! - All that is now visible of the once proud German "High Seas" Fleet." Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland. LS. Fleet at anchor. LS Scuttled cruiser. LS. Passing German battleship. MS. Cruiser sailing past. LS. U-boat submarine passing. LS. Battleship passing. LS. Cruiser passing. Various shots of warships and Cruisers with repeats of earlier shots. 90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:186.15 -
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Lonely Scapa Flow - The Battle of Jutland 1916
Cameron Dowell sings Lonely Scapa Flow at the memorial service to the Battle of Jutland, now 100 years ago. -
21st June 1919: The German fleet is scuttled at Scapa Flow
On the 21st June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the German High Seas naval fleet in Scapa Flow, a large natural harbor in the Orkney Islands in Scotland. The ships had been confined there under the terms of the Armistice that ended fighting in the First World War. America had suggested that the fleet be interned in a neutral country but, as neither Norway nor Sweden agreed, Britain volunteered instead. The majority of the 74 German ships were in Scapa Flow by the 27th November, where they were guarded by British Battle Cruiser Force. The fleet was manned by a skeleton crew of less than 5,000 men that gradually reduced over the next few months as they were repatriated back to Germany. Negotiations over the fate of the ships took place at the Paris Peace Conferenc... -
the sinking of the royal oak-2009
STV and History channel documentary to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flo Scotland. With harrowing eye witness accounts from survivors. Narrated by oor Alex Norton. We will remember them. On 14 October 1939, Royal Oak was anchored at Scapa Flow in Orkney, Scotland, when she was torpedoed by the German submarine U-47. Of Royal Oak's complement of 1,234 men and boys, 833 were killed that night or died later of their wounds. The loss of the old ship – the first of the five Royal Navy battleships and battlecruisers sunk in the Second World War – did little to affect the numerical superiority enjoyed by the British navy and its Allies, but the sinking had considerable effect on wartime morale. The raid made an immediate celebrity and war hero ou... -
U 47 - Priens Angriff auf Scapa Flow_Spielfilm v. 1958
Am 14. Oktober 1939 drang das von Kapitänleutnant Günther Prien kommandierte deutsche U-Boot U 47 wagemutig in den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow ein, und versenkte dort unter anderem das Schlachtschiff HMS Royal Oak. Rund 800 Mann der Besatzung der Royal Oak überlebten die Torpedierung nicht. Fur Großbritannien war dieser Angriff auf ihren bis dahin als unangreifbar geltenden Kriegshafen ein nationales Trauma und ein Schock. Am 18.Oktober 1939 empfing Adolf Hitler Kaüitänleutnant Prien und die Mannschaft von U 47. Dabei wurde Prien das Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes verliehen. Seither galt Prien als DER deutsche U-Boot-Kriegsheld des Deutschen Reiches. Im Mai 1941 verließ Prien jedoch das Kriegsglück, er wurde mit seinem gesamten Boot während einer Feindfahrt von einem brtischen Zers...
BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015) The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow | HD
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- Duration: 59:00
- Updated: 30 Jul 2015
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BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015)
Part 1: The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow
As the Great War began, the Royal Navy rushed to Orkney's great natural harbour, Scapa...
BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015)
Part 1: The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow
As the Great War began, the Royal Navy rushed to Orkney's great natural harbour, Scapa Flow.
David Hayman uncovers the compelling characters of the little-known naval war - the cautious Admiral Jellicoe and the playboy Admiral Beatty.
The story of great technologies and epic battles for control of the North Sea.
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BBC - Scotland's War at Sea (2015)
Part 1: The Dreadnoughts of Scapa Flow
As the Great War began, the Royal Navy rushed to Orkney's great natural harbour, Scapa Flow.
David Hayman uncovers the compelling characters of the little-known naval war - the cautious Admiral Jellicoe and the playboy Admiral Beatty.
The story of great technologies and epic battles for control of the North Sea.
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The Imperial German Navy Fleet Scapa Flow Suicide and Salvage. SMS Hindenburg U Boats etc.
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The loss of the German Fleet of Scapa Flow, Scotland 21st June 1919.
The largest salvage ever undertaken. Salvaged mostly upside down using compressed air for...
The loss of the German Fleet of Scapa Flow, Scotland 21st June 1919.
The largest salvage ever undertaken. Salvaged mostly upside down using compressed air forced through shafts fixed to the hull.
Sorry its the "Von der Tan" not "Van"
Der Verlust der deutschen Flotte des Scapa Flusses
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The SMS Seydiltz SMS Hindenburg SMS Moltke SMS Bayern
SMS Konig Albert SMS Kaiserin SMS Prinzluitpold SMS Vann der Tann.
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Battle ships cruisers submaries salvage ship breaking
U-boats torpedo boats battle cruisers and battle ships. Salvaged and scrapped.
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The loss of the German Fleet of Scapa Flow, Scotland 21st June 1919.
The largest salvage ever undertaken. Salvaged mostly upside down using compressed air forced through shafts fixed to the hull.
Sorry its the "Von der Tan" not "Van"
Der Verlust der deutschen Flotte des Scapa Flusses
Die deutsche Reichsmarineflotte
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The SMS Seydiltz SMS Hindenburg SMS Moltke SMS Bayern
SMS Konig Albert SMS Kaiserin SMS Prinzluitpold SMS Vann der Tann.
Dresden class. Battle of Dogger Jutland Tirpiz Bismark world war 1 ww1
Battle ships cruisers submaries salvage ship breaking
U-boats torpedo boats battle cruisers and battle ships. Salvaged and scrapped.
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Lonely Scapa Flow
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Beautiful rendition sung by Cameron Dowell on 100th anniversary of Jutland at Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall, Orkney.
Beautiful rendition sung by Cameron Dowell on 100th anniversary of Jutland at Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall, Orkney.
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U 47 'The U 47 in Scapa Flow'
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The Scuttled German Fleet At Scapa Flow Aka Seuttlos Fleet (1919)
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Item title reads: "Scapa Flow - Scuttled! - All that is now visible of the once proud German "High Seas" Fleet."
Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
LS....
Item title reads: "Scapa Flow - Scuttled! - All that is now visible of the once proud German "High Seas" Fleet."
Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
LS. Fleet at anchor. LS Scuttled cruiser. LS. Passing German battleship. MS. Cruiser sailing past. LS. U-boat submarine passing. LS. Battleship passing. LS. Cruiser passing. Various shots of warships and Cruisers with repeats of earlier shots.
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Item title reads: "Scapa Flow - Scuttled! - All that is now visible of the once proud German "High Seas" Fleet."
Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
LS. Fleet at anchor. LS Scuttled cruiser. LS. Passing German battleship. MS. Cruiser sailing past. LS. U-boat submarine passing. LS. Battleship passing. LS. Cruiser passing. Various shots of warships and Cruisers with repeats of earlier shots.
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Scapa Flow Wreck Diving
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Wreck Diving In Scapa Flow , Orkney , Scotland 2015
The MV John L Dive Boat
Diving Cellar , Stromness-Orkney
Wreck Diving In Scapa Flow , Orkney , Scotland 2015
The MV John L Dive Boat
Diving Cellar , Stromness-Orkney
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Wreck Diving In Scapa Flow , Orkney , Scotland 2015
The MV John L Dive Boat
Diving Cellar , Stromness-Orkney
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Lonely Scapa Flow - The Battle of Jutland 1916
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Cameron Dowell sings Lonely Scapa Flow at the memorial service to the Battle of Jutland, now 100 years ago.
Cameron Dowell sings Lonely Scapa Flow at the memorial service to the Battle of Jutland, now 100 years ago.
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Cameron Dowell sings Lonely Scapa Flow at the memorial service to the Battle of Jutland, now 100 years ago.
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21st June 1919: The German fleet is scuttled at Scapa Flow
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On the 21st June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the German High Seas naval fleet in Scapa Flow, a large natural harbor in the Orkney I...
On the 21st June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the German High Seas naval fleet in Scapa Flow, a large natural harbor in the Orkney Islands in Scotland. The ships had been confined there under the terms of the Armistice that ended fighting in the First World War.
America had suggested that the fleet be interned in a neutral country but, as neither Norway nor Sweden agreed, Britain volunteered instead. The majority of the 74 German ships were in Scapa Flow by the 27th November, where they were guarded by British Battle Cruiser Force. The fleet was manned by a skeleton crew of less than 5,000 men that gradually reduced over the next few months as they were repatriated back to Germany.
Negotiations over the fate of the ships took place at the Paris Peace Conference, where the various representatives were struggling to agree on a resolution. While Britain wanted to destroy the ships in order to maintain their naval superiority, France and Italy each wanted to take a quarter each. Concerned that the entire fleet might be shared out between the victors, Admiral von Reuter, the German officer in charge of the interned fleet, began planning to scuttle or purposely sink the ships.
Shortly before 11.30 on the morning of the 21st June the order went out to scuttle the ships. By 5pm 52 of them had sunk. The sailors escaped on lifeboats, and were captured as British prisoners-of-war. Nine sailors were shot and killed, making them the last German casualties of the war.
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On the 21st June 1919, Admiral Ludwig von Reuter ordered the scuttling of the German High Seas naval fleet in Scapa Flow, a large natural harbor in the Orkney Islands in Scotland. The ships had been confined there under the terms of the Armistice that ended fighting in the First World War.
America had suggested that the fleet be interned in a neutral country but, as neither Norway nor Sweden agreed, Britain volunteered instead. The majority of the 74 German ships were in Scapa Flow by the 27th November, where they were guarded by British Battle Cruiser Force. The fleet was manned by a skeleton crew of less than 5,000 men that gradually reduced over the next few months as they were repatriated back to Germany.
Negotiations over the fate of the ships took place at the Paris Peace Conference, where the various representatives were struggling to agree on a resolution. While Britain wanted to destroy the ships in order to maintain their naval superiority, France and Italy each wanted to take a quarter each. Concerned that the entire fleet might be shared out between the victors, Admiral von Reuter, the German officer in charge of the interned fleet, began planning to scuttle or purposely sink the ships.
Shortly before 11.30 on the morning of the 21st June the order went out to scuttle the ships. By 5pm 52 of them had sunk. The sailors escaped on lifeboats, and were captured as British prisoners-of-war. Nine sailors were shot and killed, making them the last German casualties of the war.
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the sinking of the royal oak-2009
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STV and History channel documentary to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flo Scotland. With harrowing eye witness ...
STV and History channel documentary to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flo Scotland. With harrowing eye witness accounts from survivors. Narrated by oor Alex Norton. We will remember them.
On 14 October 1939, Royal Oak was anchored at Scapa Flow in Orkney, Scotland, when she was torpedoed by the German submarine U-47. Of Royal Oak's complement of 1,234 men and boys, 833 were killed that night or died later of their wounds. The loss of the old ship – the first of the five Royal Navy battleships and battlecruisers sunk in the Second World War – did little to affect the numerical superiority enjoyed by the British navy and its Allies, but the sinking had considerable effect on wartime morale. The raid made an immediate celebrity and war hero out of the U-boat commander, Günther Prien, who became the first German submarine officer to be awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. Before the sinking of Royal Oak, the Royal Navy had considered the naval base at Scapa Flow impregnable to submarine attack, and U-47's raid demonstrated that the German Navy was capable of bringing the war to British home waters. The shock resulted in rapid changes to dockland security and the construction of the Churchill Barriers around Scapa Flow.
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STV and History channel documentary to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the sinking of the HMS Royal Oak at Scapa Flo Scotland. With harrowing eye witness accounts from survivors. Narrated by oor Alex Norton. We will remember them.
On 14 October 1939, Royal Oak was anchored at Scapa Flow in Orkney, Scotland, when she was torpedoed by the German submarine U-47. Of Royal Oak's complement of 1,234 men and boys, 833 were killed that night or died later of their wounds. The loss of the old ship – the first of the five Royal Navy battleships and battlecruisers sunk in the Second World War – did little to affect the numerical superiority enjoyed by the British navy and its Allies, but the sinking had considerable effect on wartime morale. The raid made an immediate celebrity and war hero out of the U-boat commander, Günther Prien, who became the first German submarine officer to be awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross. Before the sinking of Royal Oak, the Royal Navy had considered the naval base at Scapa Flow impregnable to submarine attack, and U-47's raid demonstrated that the German Navy was capable of bringing the war to British home waters. The shock resulted in rapid changes to dockland security and the construction of the Churchill Barriers around Scapa Flow.
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U 47 - Priens Angriff auf Scapa Flow_Spielfilm v. 1958
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Am 14. Oktober 1939 drang das von Kapitänleutnant Günther Prien kommandierte deutsche U-Boot U 47 wagemutig in den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow ein, und ve...
Am 14. Oktober 1939 drang das von Kapitänleutnant Günther Prien kommandierte deutsche U-Boot U 47 wagemutig in den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow ein, und versenkte dort unter anderem das Schlachtschiff HMS Royal Oak. Rund 800 Mann der Besatzung der Royal Oak überlebten die Torpedierung nicht. Fur Großbritannien war dieser Angriff auf ihren bis dahin als unangreifbar geltenden Kriegshafen ein nationales Trauma und ein Schock. Am 18.Oktober 1939 empfing Adolf Hitler Kaüitänleutnant Prien und die Mannschaft von U 47. Dabei wurde Prien das Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes verliehen. Seither galt Prien als DER deutsche U-Boot-Kriegsheld des Deutschen Reiches. Im Mai 1941 verließ Prien jedoch das Kriegsglück, er wurde mit seinem gesamten Boot während einer Feindfahrt von einem brtischen Zerstörer versenkt und fand dabei den Seemannstod.
Der 1958 in der BRD produzierte Spielfilm stilisiert Günther Prien jedoch zu einer Art Widerstandskämpfer gegen das 3. Reich, was er jedoch keinesfalls war. Authentisch ist an dem Film lediglich der tollkühne und genial ausgearbeitete Angriff auf den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow. Important! FAIR USE NOTICE: The use of the media material found in this video is protected by the FAIR USE CLAUSE of the US Copyright of 1976!!!
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Am 14. Oktober 1939 drang das von Kapitänleutnant Günther Prien kommandierte deutsche U-Boot U 47 wagemutig in den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow ein, und versenkte dort unter anderem das Schlachtschiff HMS Royal Oak. Rund 800 Mann der Besatzung der Royal Oak überlebten die Torpedierung nicht. Fur Großbritannien war dieser Angriff auf ihren bis dahin als unangreifbar geltenden Kriegshafen ein nationales Trauma und ein Schock. Am 18.Oktober 1939 empfing Adolf Hitler Kaüitänleutnant Prien und die Mannschaft von U 47. Dabei wurde Prien das Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes verliehen. Seither galt Prien als DER deutsche U-Boot-Kriegsheld des Deutschen Reiches. Im Mai 1941 verließ Prien jedoch das Kriegsglück, er wurde mit seinem gesamten Boot während einer Feindfahrt von einem brtischen Zerstörer versenkt und fand dabei den Seemannstod.
Der 1958 in der BRD produzierte Spielfilm stilisiert Günther Prien jedoch zu einer Art Widerstandskämpfer gegen das 3. Reich, was er jedoch keinesfalls war. Authentisch ist an dem Film lediglich der tollkühne und genial ausgearbeitete Angriff auf den britischen Kriegshafen Scapa Flow. Important! FAIR USE NOTICE: The use of the media material found in this video is protected by the FAIR USE CLAUSE of the US Copyright of 1976!!!
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The Imperial German Navy Fleet Scapa Flow Suicide and Salvage. SMS Hindenburg U Boats etc.
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Lonely Scapa Flow
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U 47 'The U 47 in Scapa Flow'
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The Scuttled German Fleet At Scapa Flow Aka Seuttlos Fleet (1919)
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Lonely Scapa Flow - The Battle of Jutland 1916
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HMS Kent shadows Russian submarine in North Sea (Royal Navy)
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HMS Kent, a Type 23 Duke Class frigate, sailed from Scapa Flow to escort the Russian submarine, following the Battle of Jutland Centenary commemorations, where she marked the 2 minute silence and fired a 21 gun salute in the presence of Her Royal ......
The real story of Jutland and Jack Cornwell
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It is extraordinary that 100 years after young Jack Cornwell was mortally wounded in the Battle of Jutland (Ian Jack, 4 June), we still cannot admit that there is no eyewitness account that he did anything brave ... Dr Rupert Gude ... Prior to watching this fascinating pair of programmes, I had little idea of the Battle of Jutland, Admirals Jellicoe and Beattie, Scapa Flow, and the confrontations between the British and German fleets ... ....
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(Source. Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council). Brave Royal Navy seamen who served in a ferocious maritime battle 100 years ago were remembered during a poignant service in Fulham last week ... The cathedral site overlooks Scapa Flow, the harbour where the British navy were anchored during the conflict and where many of the fallen now lay buried. For more information on Stoll, visit the website ... (noodl. 33984864) ....
Battle of Jutland sailors remembered at Fulham war veterans' charity (Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council)
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(Source. Hammersmith and Fulham London Borough Council). Brave Royal Navy seamen who served in a ferocious maritime battle 100 years ago were remembered during a poignant service in Fulham last week ... The cathedral site overlooks Scapa Flow, the harbour where the British navy were anchored during the conflict and where many of the fallen now lay buried. For more information on Stoll, visit the website ... (noodl. 33985870) ....
Families gather to remember 737 who died in 1916 Orkney sinking
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A special commemoration service has been staged of the north of Scotland to mark 100 years since the sinking of First World War ship HMS Hampshire with the loss of hundreds of lives ... Picture. PA ... JACKIE BAYNES. Jim Foubister, vice-convener of Orkney Islands Council, said ... However, a few days later, after leaving the Royal Navy's anchorage at Scapa Flow in stormy conditions, the ship was struck by a mine laid by a German submarine....
Commemorating those who died when the Hampshire went down (Orkney Islands Council)
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(Source. Orkney Islands Council). Relatives gathered last night (Sunday June 5) to remember the men who died when HMS Hampshire sank after hitting a German mine off Orkney a century ago. The British war effort suffered a catastrophic blow on 5 June 1916, when the Hampshire went down with the loss of 737 lives ... Shortly before she was sunk, HMS Hampshire had left the Royal Navy's anchorage at Scapa Flow, bound for Russia ... She added ... (noodl....
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The 100th anniversary of a wartime sinking with the loss of hundreds of lives is being commemorated in Orkney. HMS Hampshire was carrying Lord Kitchener, one of the key figures in World War One, from Scapa Flow for talks with the Tsar of Russia in 1916. He was among 737 killed after it struck a mine and sank. Only 12 survived ... It was just days after thousands of sailors died during the Battle of Jutland ... Granddaughter Jackie Baynes said ... ....
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A service will be held later to mark 100 years since the sinking of First World War ship HMS Hampshire with the loss of 737 lives. Lord Kitchener, Britain's Secretary of State for War, was among the casualties when Hampshire struck a German mine off the coast of Orkney on June 5, 1916. Share Go To ... HMS Hampshire left the Royal Navy's anchorage at Scapa Flow in stormy conditions and was struck by a mine laid by a German submarine ... ....
Service marks centenary of sinking of HMS Hampshire during First World War
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A service has been held to mark 100 years since the sinking of First World War ship HMS Hampshire with the loss of 737 lives. Lord Kitchener, Britain's secretary of state for war, was among the casualties when Hampshire struck a German mine off the coast of Orkney on June 5 1916. Share Go To ... HMS Hampshire left the Royal Navy's anchorage at Scapa Flow in stormy conditions and was struck by a mine laid by a German submarine ... ....
Appeal over Irish man who drowned with Kitchener in 1916
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The Metropolitan Police in London has issued an appeal to find relatives of an Irish man who drowned with Lord Kitchener 100 years ago. Det Sgt Matthew McLoughlin from Ballycommin, Co Tipperary, was Kitchener’s personal protection officer when the HMS Hampshire hit a mine and sank on June 5th, 1916 ... His warning went unheeded and Wylie was assassinated in 1909 ... The ship left Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands on the afternoon of June 5th ... ....
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(Source. Rhode Island State Police). MEDIA CONTACT ... At 10.27 PM, Troopers arrested Jorge Valdivia, age 19, of 193 Scapa Flow Road Charlestown, RI for Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicating Liquor and/or Drugs-First Offense .10-.15; First Phase .120 B.A.C., Second Phase .125 B.A.C ... Mr ... (noodl....
RNLI Lifeboats, VIPs and Warships (RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution)
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(Source. RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution). Lifeboats News Release Date.. 02/06/2016. Author. Mary Harris ... This collection of vessels with Scapa Flow, the main wartime anchorage for the British Navy in the background, provided an impressive backdrop to the main ceremony which was taking place on shore at the Lyness naval cemetery on Hoy ... She is a keen patron of our vintage lifeboat and the lifeboat museum at Brims ... (noodl....
Nation marks 100 years since great naval battle (British Prime Minister's Office)
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(Source. British Prime Minister's Office). The UK Government, in collaboration with Orkney Islands Council and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, has hosted two events to mark 100 years since the largest naval clash of the First World War ... Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport John Whittingdale said. ... During the war, the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet was based at Scapa Flow, a natural harbour at the heart of Orkney ... (noodl....
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