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Revision as of 19:02, 28 April 2007
31 May 1916
This table has been compiled from information in two major sources: Jutland, 1916 by John Costello and Terry Hughes (Omega, 1976) and Jutland, an Analysis of the Fighting by John Campbell (Conway Maritime Press, 1986).
The first book is a very readable and well-illustrated account of the battle. The second a highly detailed, technical analysis of what happened, practically shell-by-shell.
Abbreviations used:
DD - destroyer
CL - light cruiser
h/f - half-flotilla (in German fleet)
It was very common to have a light cruiser act as "leader" of a destroyer flotilla, providing space and facilities for the flotilla commander as well as extra punch should combat ensue.
In the following lists, the leaders, if not destroyers, are noted as such. Other ships, if not classified, are destroyers.
Royal Navy - Destroyers attached to the Battlecruiser Fleet (Sir David Beatty)
1st Flotilla: |
9th: |
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Destroyers attached to the Grand Fleet (Admiral Sir John Jellicoe):
OAK (DD, attached to the Fleet Flagship, HMS IRON DUKE)
4th: |
11th: |
12th: |
Imperial German Navy
1st Flotilla: |
2nd Flotilla: |
3rd Flotilla: |
5th Flotilla: |
6th Flotilla: |
7th |
9th Flotilla: |
William Schleihauf
Pierrefonds, Quebec
CANADA
73677.540@compuserve.com
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