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This brings us to Hood’s weakness in deck armour which was important. Holland needed to close the range quickly to ensure his flagship was less vulnerable to plunging fire and the end on approach would achieve this. Gunnery had improved so that shells would come in at a steeper angle and crash onto ship’s decks because they were fired at longer ranges. HMS Hood’s horizontal protection was weak by the standards of the day. In fact, an Admiralty document of the immune zones of British capital ships indicates that HMS Hood had no immune zone to German 15 inch shells. |
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