How This Famous British Heavy Cruiser Was Sunk by a Measly Aircraft During WWII

How This Famous British Heavy Cruiser Was Sunk by a Measly Aircraft During WWII

HMS Dorsetshire was the last of the County-class heavy cruisers, a series of ships built by Britain in response to the Washington Naval Treaty during the late 1920s. These vessels were crafted for versatility, with the ability to embark on long-range missions and engage effectively in both fleet battles and solo operations. Sharing design features with her sister ship, HMS Norfolk, Dorsetshire was commissioned in 1930. In her early years, she ca…