The Battle of Jutland

Battle of Jutland happened on 1916-05-31.

The BATTLE OF JUTLAND was the largest naval battle in World War I.

The Battle of Jutland was naval histories first, last, and greatest clash of battlecruisers.

The Battle of Jutland - 1921 is rated/received certificates of:

UK:U

The HMS Revenge suffered no casualties and received to battle damage at the Battle of

Jutland.

Night action at the Battle of Jutland happened on 1916-05-31.

Damage to major ships at the Battle of Jutland happened in 1916.

1916.

24 hrs.

Supremacy of the sea.

Battle of Jutland

WWI's biggest sea battle was fought between Great Britain and The German Empire (in the sea to the West of the Danish Peninsula Jutland - otherwise it had nothing to do with Jutland).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Jutland

Jellicoe vs Scheer.

"Battle of Lost Opportunities."

We fought two long and hard wars with Germany which involved many battles. In World War I were the Battle of the Somme and the Battle of Jutland. In World War two were the Battles of El Alamein, the Battle of Britain, the Battle for the Rhine, the Battle of the River Plate Plenty to choose from. You were possibly thinking of the 1940 air battle called the Battle of Britain.

During World War I, the Battle of Jutland took place in the North Sea, generally off the coast of Jutland, Denmark. Occurring on May 31st and June the 1st of 1916, the battle was a tactical draw but a strategic victory for the British over the German fleet.

That was the Battle of Jutland

Off the West Danish coast.

not telling to bey

24 hrs.

24 hrs

May 31-June 01

None. It was a naval engagement.

None. It was as naval engagement.

Admiral Sir John Jellicoe

The Battle of Jutland occurred during the First World War and was fought between the UK, Canada, and Australia on one side, and Germany on the other. The battle was fought from May 31 to June 1, 1916.

World War One - 1964 The Battle of Jutland 1-7 was released on:

USA: 17 November 1964

the Battle of Jutland

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31st May 1916 - 1st June 1916.

This was strictly a British vs German engagement.

The Battle of Jutland was in 1916.

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WWI's biggest sea battle (Great Britain vs German Empire), 'The battle of Jutland', took place between 31 May and 1 June 1916. It's debated whether it ended in a tie - or a small British victory.

This was the Battle of Jutland

Jutland is the only significant naval battle or World War I

In the North sea, basically between UK & Denmark.

Unless they were part of the British crews, none.

Yes, the larger "conflict" was WWI.

Wilhelmshaven.

They were scared. They mutineed when ordered out again.

The Battle of Jutland was significant because it reinforced British dominance in the North Sea. Even though the German fleet inflicted more damage on the British fleet, it was still forced to retreat, which left control of the North Sea in British hands.

If you mean American civil war- Stalemate. If you mean Jutland WWI - stalemate.

Admiral Scheer.

Relatively comprehensive description here :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Jutland

The Battle of Lost Opportunities was fought within a 24 hours time span; May 31-June 1, 1916.

The German High Seas Fleet challenging the British Grand Fleet for supremacy of the sea.

Gorch Fock died on May 31, 1916, in Denmark of died in the Battle of Jutland.

Finding each other, then maintaining contact with each other when the Dreadnaughts did find each other, then having the courage to continue the fight; which didn't happen, as Admiral Scheer headed for port, and never came back out to fight.

"The Battle of Lost Opportunities." Jutland!

The Battle of Jutland in 1916 was the only time the German fleet put to sea in force. The Royal Navy countered this move, though the Germans inflicted damages & then withdrew to their home waters. It might be seen as a tactical Victory for the German Navy, but in terms of Strategy it was a British victory, if that makes sense...........

At the time of the battle, in May 1916, Jutland was considered the greatest naval confrontation in history, even dwarfing the Battle of Trafalgar in scope and maneuvering. Although it did not break German naval power for the duration of the Great War, it did secure the upper North Sea for the victorious British. German U-boats, however, continued to plague shipping in the area.