The Battle of Jutland the Sowing And the Reaping
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The fact that all the modern German battleships and battle-cruisers survived the torpedo both at Jutland and elsewhere, such as in certain fine attacks carried out by submarines, was due to armoured bulkheads running the whole length of the ship a few feet inside the inner skin on each side of the ship, to a well thought-out subdivision of the ships and to general attention to stability in the design. It would not have been difficult to discover this secret of German construction from the fact ...that the beam of the German ships was so much greater than in our own Dreadnoughts.
198 The Torpedo at Jutland 199 Since the most extravagant claims are being made for the torpedo as the reason for Lord JelHcoe's withdrawals at Jutland, it may be just as well to discuss the matter somewhat more fully. Let us clearly grasp the fact that the Grand Fleet was built largely under Lord Jellicoc's auspices, firstly, as Director of Ordnance, secondly, as Controller responsible for shipbuilding, and, finally, as a member of various Boards of Admiralty to carry out the very definite policy of the British people that it should fight and destroy the German Fleet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact that all the modern German battleships and battle-cruisers survived the torpedo both at Jutland and elsewhere, such as in certain fine attacks carried out by submarines, was due to armoured bulkheads running the whole length of the ship a few feet inside the inner skin on each side of the ship, to a well thought-out subdivision of the ships and to general attention to stability in the design. It would not have been difficult to discover this secret of German construction from the fact ...that the beam of the German ships was so much greater than in our own Dreadnoughts.
198 The Torpedo at Jutland 199 Since the most extravagant claims are being made for the torpedo as the reason for Lord JelHcoe's withdrawals at Jutland, it may be just as well to discuss the matter somewhat more fully. Let us clearly grasp the fact that the Grand Fleet was built largely under Lord Jellicoc's auspices, firstly, as Director of Ordnance, secondly, as Controller responsible for shipbuilding, and, finally, as a member of various Boards of Admiralty to carry out the very definite policy of the British people that it should fight and destroy the German Fleet.
What to read after The Battle of Jutland the Sowing And the Reaping?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyon Wilfroy Bellairs to read onlineMoreLess
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