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1. |
Guns |
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2. |
Torpedoes |
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3. |
Armor and Damage-Control |
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General Observations |
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2. |
Dreadnoughts and Battleships |
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3. |
Battlecruisers |
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4. |
Cruisers, Heavy and Light |
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5. |
Destroyers |
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6. |
Submarines |
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7. |
Minelayers |
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8. |
Seaplane Tenders |
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9. |
Float Planes |
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10. |
Zeppelins |
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1. |
Staff |
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2. |
Supply |
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3. |
Telecommunications |
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4. |
Intelligence |
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5. |
Repair |
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1. |
General Observations |
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2. |
Means of Command and Control |
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3. |
Officers and Men |
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4. |
Political Influence |
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E. |
Operations and Tactics |
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1. |
Leadership |
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2. |
Skills |
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3. |
What went Right? What went Wrong? |
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4. |
Conclusions |
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I. |
Contemporary Descriptions |
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1. |
Admiral JELLICOE’s Report |
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2. |
Admiral BEATTY’s Account |
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3. |
First Official German Report of the Battle |
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4. |
Report of Naval Ministry to German Government |
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5. |
Account by Commanding Officer of SMS SEYDLITZ |
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6. |
Official British Government Report of Battle |
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7. |
British Press (Daily Mirror) Account of Battle |
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8. |
Description of Battle by Rudyard KIPLING |
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J. |
Conventions Used in This History |
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