WW2 HD Colorization — The Sinking of HMS Barham, 1941 Incredible restored newsreel of the sinking of HMS Barham, off the coast of Egypt in 1941. HMS Barham was a British Queen Elizabeth-class battleship launched in 1914 and commissioned into the Royal Navy in 1915. Named after Admiral Charles Middleton, Lord Barham, she served during both World Wars. In World War I, she participated in the Battle of Jutland in 1916, surviving the intense naval engagement. During the interwar years, HMS Barham un

In November 1941, the HMS Barham was struck by German torpedoes in the Mediterranean. But her crew refused to give in. They fought the flames, manned the guns, and stood by their captain till the very end. The Ship That Refused to Sink tells a true story of courage, duty, and sacrifice. #BritainAtWar #WW2 #RoyalNavy #HMSBarham #WarStories #HistoryShorts | Britain At War

#OTD in 1941, battleship HMS Barham capsized and exploded within four minues of being hit by three torpedoes fired by U-331. 862 sailors were killed. Miraculously, almost 400 men survived the violent explosion and were rescued. News of the sinking was kept secret for two months. | U.S. Naval Institute