What radar revealed about Bismarck's incoming shells

Did the destroyers really track Bismarck's shells on radar and dodge them?

They did track incoming shell patterns and used them to inform evasive action, but a destroyer could not literally outmanoeuvre each fast-moving shell.

Wartime accounts and archival papers discuss radar observation of shells fired toward the destroyers. That information supported broad avoiding action rather than a cinematic last-second dodge, since the shells moved far faster than the ships. This was an early radar-awareness example, without the precision needed to evade each projectile.