The SMS Mecklenburg ("His Majesty's Ship Mecklenburg") was a German pre-dreadnought battleship, the fifth of the Wittelsbach-class, built for the Imperial German Navy around 1900-1903, serving in peacetime training and later in WWI's 4th Battle Squadron before being disarmed and used as a barracks ship, eventually scrapped after the war. Key features included four 24 cm main guns, heavy armor, and a design based on the earlier Kaiser Friedrich III class. #trending #viral #fypage #facebook #insta

46K views · 556 reactions | These remarkable pictures show the remains of two German destroyers from the First World War that have been found at the home of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth. The ships were taken were taken there after the Great War and left to rust in the mud and water. Archaeologists discovered the wrecks, one of the destroyers took part in the Battle of Jutland 100 years ago. The BBC has been given exclusive access to the site | BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight | Facebook

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4.6M views · 24K reactions | He had served as captain of a German submarine during World War I and was the son of a wealthy German major general. After Poland’s capitulation, the German Navy tried unsuccessfully to persuade him to switch sides. #admiral #navalwarfare #warstories #fblifestyle | War History Online | Facebook