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• Battle of Jutland
  During the [[First World War]], the '''Battle of Jutland''', fought between the British and German navies, was the largest naval eng ...pted report that placed the German cruiser Regensburg near him, during the Battle of Jutland. It turned out that the navigator on the Ravensburg was off by 10 nmi in hi
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• Talk:Battle of Jutland
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• Battle of Jutland/Definition
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• Battle of Jutland/Related Articles
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• Template:Battle of Jutland/Metadata
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• HMS Warrior (1905)/Definition
  Armored cruiser who sank as a result of damage at the [[Battle of Jutland]]
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• Battle of Leyte Gulf/Related Articles
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• User:Simon Harley
  ...us errors of fact in [[SIGINT before the Second World War]] concerning the Battle of Jutland.
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• Royal Navy/Related Articles
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• Battle of Jutland
  During the [[First World War]], the '''Battle of Jutland''', fought between the British and German navies, was the largest naval eng ...pted report that placed the German cruiser Regensburg near him, during the Battle of Jutland. It turned out that the navigator on the Ravensburg was off by 10 nmi in hi
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• Talk:Naval warfare
  ...ht and Dogger Bank were in the right direction, but not hard enough. The [[Battle of Jutland]] was as close as one might get to the decisive battler inconclusive.
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• Battlecruiser
  ...h battleships. This proved disastrous, especially to the British, at the [[Battle of Jutland]], for two reasons: battlecruisers did not, in general, have the protection | title = Battle of Jutland Outcome
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• John Arbuthnot Fisher
  ...This concept worked for [[commerce raiding]], but was disastrous at the [[Battle of Jutland]], where the less-protected battlecruisers fought battleships.
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• Naval guns and gunnery/Bibliography
  * Brooks, John. ''Dreadnought Gunnery and the Battle of Jutland: The Question of Fire Control'' (2006) [http://www.amazon.com/Dreadnought-G
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• Battle of the Philippine Sea
  ...II, surpassed only by the [[Battle of Leyte Gulf]] in October 1944; the [[Battle of Jutland]] in World War I had more ships but virtually no aircraft. Due to the lopsi
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• Naval warfare
  * [[Battle of Jutland]], 1916
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• Royal Navy
  Some commentators describe the [[Battle of Jutland]] as indecisive, because both fleets continued to pose a serious threat. S
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• George VI
  ...in which he served as a sublieutenant in charge of a gun crew during the [[Battle of Jutland]] in 1916. In March 1918 he was transferred to the naval branch of the Roya
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• Signals intelligence before the Second World War
  ...ed report that placed the German cruiser Regensburg near him, during the [[Battle of Jutland]]. It turned out that the navigator on the Ravensburg was off by 10 nmi in
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• Battleship
  ...Marine Agency]]}}</ref> Underwater survivability was addressed after the [[Battle of Jutland]], when Britain began to retrofit battleships with "blisters," or underwate As Admiral Sir [[David Beatty]], commanding the battlecruisers at the [[Battle of Jutland]] observed as the second of his battlecruisers exploded and sank, "There se
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• Naval guns and gunnery
  The vulnerability of large but weakly protected battle cruisers at the [[Battle of Jutland]] (1916) left battle cruisers with an uncertain role in the postwar fleets. ===[[Battle of Jutland]]===
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• Cruiser
  ...se. A battlecruiser might find a battleship, but never fight one. At the [[Battle of Jutland]], when British battlecruisers commanded by ADM David Beatty faced German b
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• World War I, American entry
  ...ting a "big navy" plan by 189 to 183, and scuttling the battleships. The [[battle of Jutland]] (May 31/June 1, 1916) saw the main German fleet nearly sunk by the strong
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• Swarming (military)
  ...battleships in gun-to-gun duels, and met with disaster when so used at the Battle of Jutland.
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