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Maritime history from the fall of Napoleon to the rise of the Soviet Union in about ten minutes, by the Bluejackets Reenactment Society
the Bluejackets Reenactment Society hosts 10 Minutes to Seaward, a history show with 13 episodes published.
Jutland was the first sea battle were airpower would also play a part with the seaplane from HMS Engadine being used for artillery spotting. The pilot of this aeroplane was already a highflier having already made the lea
The Battle of Jutland was not the last time that British and German battle fleets were hunting for each other on the cold waters of the North Sea
The battle was over but the arguments about who had won the battle of Jutland began even before all of the ships had returned to port, with many of those involved trying to use it for their benefit.
As the Battle of Jutland drew to a close the British Grand Fleet lay between the German High Seas fleet and their home port trapping them in the North Sea. They had already clashed with the Royal Navy twice, and come off
Having discovered the entire British Grand Fleet baring down on him Admiral Sheer had no choice but to turn away and try to save his fleet, but the battle was still far from over.
The Battle of Jutland can be divided into three sections. This video will cover the third part of the battle and the largest the clash of the battleships that the world would ever see.
Admiral Beatty's Battle Cruisers continue to get pummelled by the Germans as they run to the north
The British ship fleet had been pummelled during the Run to the South, and their trouble was only just beginning. They were not just fighting Hipper and his battle-cruisers, but the entire German High Seas Fleet. Beatty
The Battle of Jutland can be separated into three main sections. The first of these was the clash between the Battle Cruisers under Admiral Beatty and those under Admiral Hipper known as the Run to the South. An annotate
Helmuth von Moltke the Elder said that: "no plan of operations extends with any certainty beyond the first contact with the main hostile force". However, no force can go into action without one, even in World War One, an
The sea is a big place. Before you can fight an enemy at sea you first need to be able to find them. You also need to take them by surprise. Both of these relied on an information war being waged out of Room 40 at the Ad
The Battle of Dogger Bank was the battle before the battle of Jutland when the Royal Navy turned a German trap into a trap for the Germans, who then learned a very very important lesson about ammunition storage. The scri
At the start of WW1 German Navy was trying to lure part of the Royal Navy out so that they could wage a war of attrition at sea similar to the one happening in the fields of Flanders. They planned a the raid on Scarborou
The British devised a plan to ambush German destroyers on their daily patrols. The Germans send out cruisers to thinking that it is just a raid by British destroyers, not understanding quite how much force the Royal Navy
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