What Happened At Jutland the Tactics of the Battle
What Happened At Jutland the Tactics of the Battle
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And steer- ing N. E. At 5:55 the Marlborough reported gun flashes and heavy gim-fire on the starboard bow; at 5 :56 strange vessels bearing S. S. W. ; and at 6:00 British battle cruisers bearing S. S. W. , three to four miles distant. Shortly after 6:00 the Iron Duke sighted these vessels under Admiral Beatty about five miles away on an easterly course. (Diagram 17. ) The British tactics and the estimates that led to them are described by Admiral Jellicoe in the below-quoted passages: "At this ...stage, shortly after 6:00 P. M. , there was still great uncertainty as to the position of the enemy's Battle Fleet; flashes of gunfire were visible from ahead round to the starboard beam, and the noise was heavy and continuous. Our cruisers ahead seemed to be hotly engaged, but [89] WHAT HAPPENED AT JUTLAND the fact that they were not closing the Battle Fleet indicated to me that their opponents could hardly be battleships.
"In order to take ground to starboard, with a view to clearing up the situation without altering the formation of the Battle Fleet, a signal had been made to the Battle Fleet at 6:02 P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And steer- ing N. E. At 5:55 the Marlborough reported gun flashes and heavy gim-fire on the starboard bow; at 5 :56 strange vessels bearing S. S. W. ; and at 6:00 British battle cruisers bearing S. S. W. , three to four miles distant. Shortly after 6:00 the Iron Duke sighted these vessels under Admiral Beatty about five miles away on an easterly course. (Diagram 17. ) The British tactics and the estimates that led to them are described by Admiral Jellicoe in the below-quoted passages: "At this ...stage, shortly after 6:00 P. M. , there was still great uncertainty as to the position of the enemy's Battle Fleet; flashes of gunfire were visible from ahead round to the starboard beam, and the noise was heavy and continuous. Our cruisers ahead seemed to be hotly engaged, but [89] WHAT HAPPENED AT JUTLAND the fact that they were not closing the Battle Fleet indicated to me that their opponents could hardly be battleships.
"In order to take ground to starboard, with a view to clearing up the situation without altering the formation of the Battle Fleet, a signal had been made to the Battle Fleet at 6:02 P.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C C Charles Clifford Gill to read onlineMoreLess
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