Germanys High Sea Fleet in the World War
Germanys High Sea Fleet in the World War
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A second one was sunk by the leader of Torpedo-boat Flotilla VI, "G41, " the crew of which were rescued. From what the latter stated she was the King Stephen, of evil repute, which had allowed the crew of the airship "L 19" to perish. These men certainly denied most emphatically that they were on the trawler then, and laid the blame on a former crew. They contradicted them- selves so constantly, however, that the captain and the engineer grew very suspicious, and as the steamer had been used fo...r war service the crew were made prisoners.
At 5. 30 A. M. "Lg" reported being chased by aeroplanes in a south-westerly direction. When the fleet was sighted the airmen departed, probably to announce the approach of our ships, which at that time were steaming on a south-westerly course to meet the cruisers. At the same moment "L 11 " and "L 23 " came in sight; they had not been able to discover the enemy. At 6 a. M. , therefore, when the cruisers had reported the conclusion of the bombardment, Terschelling Bank was made ficxr according to plan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A second one was sunk by the leader of Torpedo-boat Flotilla VI, "G41, " the crew of which were rescued. From what the latter stated she was the King Stephen, of evil repute, which had allowed the crew of the airship "L 19" to perish. These men certainly denied most emphatically that they were on the trawler then, and laid the blame on a former crew. They contradicted them- selves so constantly, however, that the captain and the engineer grew very suspicious, and as the steamer had been used fo...r war service the crew were made prisoners.
At 5. 30 A. M. "Lg" reported being chased by aeroplanes in a south-westerly direction. When the fleet was sighted the airmen departed, probably to announce the approach of our ships, which at that time were steaming on a south-westerly course to meet the cruisers. At the same moment "L 11 " and "L 23 " came in sight; they had not been able to discover the enemy. At 6 a. M. , therefore, when the cruisers had reported the conclusion of the bombardment, Terschelling Bank was made ficxr according to plan.
What to read after Germanys High Sea Fleet in the World War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reinhardt Scheer to read onlineMoreLess
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