Meanwhile, Tovey's battleships were running low on ammunition and fuel; at 10:20, he ordered "Dorsetshire" to close and torpedo the crippled "Bismarck" while "King George V" and "Rodney" turned for port. "Dorsetshire" fired a pair of torpedoes into "Bismarck"s starboard side, one of which hit. "Dorsetshire" then moved around to her port side and fired another torpedo, which also hit. By the time these torpedo attacks took place, the ship was already listing so badly that the deck was partly awash. Based on subsequent examination of the wreck, the last torpedo appears to have detonated against "Bismarck"s port side superstructure, which was by then already underwater. The ship began capsizing at about 10:35, and by 10:40 had slipped beneath the waves, stern first.