History of the battle of Jutland: The complete untold history

Learn about the fascinating history of the Battle of Jutland…

The only significant engagement of the First World War to be fought at sea was the Battle of Jutland, which took place in 1916 close to Denmark's Jutland peninsula. Due to its massive fleet of ships and a lethal arsenal of weapons, the British Royal Navy was regarded as the ruler of the seas at the time and had been for many years. The British had complete trust in their Grand Fleet and were confident in their maritime prowess. But this assurance has given way to complacency.
The Germans had attempted to boost production in the years before the start of World War One in order to compete with the British. Their fleet came very near to becoming the only one in the world capable of confronting the Royal Navy at sea. Prior to the Battle of Jutland, the Germans engaged British ships in combat in Heligoland Bight and Dogger Bank to learn how to approach them. You may learn about these conflicts, the troops who fought in them, the planning, and the skirmishes that ultimately resulted in the chaos and devasting loss of life in the Battle of Jutland in this book.

Learn about a variety of subjects, including:

German Retraction during Night Action

The German Initiative in Battle Plans

Key Players in the Arms Race at Jutland

Run to the South in the opening action

Fleets colliding in the closing action.

And lot more