Battle of Jutland order of battle

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Maps showing the approach of the fleets to the Battle of Jutland and details of the two major actions.

The Battle of Jutland was fought on 31 May and 1 June 1916, in the waters of the North Sea, between forces of the Royal Navy Grand Fleet and Imperial German Navy High Seas Fleet. The battle involved 250 warships, and, in terms of combined tonnage of vessels engaged, was the largest naval battle in history.

The Royal Navy had established a blockade of the North Sea at the start of the war and the German Hochseeflotte could not match the larger Grand Fleet. The German plan was to use the threat of an attack by their battlecruisers on British ports to lure the British battlecruisers into a trap where they could be defeated by a superior force of battleships without encountering the rest of the Grand Fleet. Aware of all German naval movements, the British fleet sortied to support their battlecruisers and bring the German fleet to battle. Template:Sfn

In the event, although more British ships were sunk or damaged, the overall strategic situation was unchanged.

Summary

Ships present

Warships by number and size of main armament
Royal Navy Imperial German Navy
Dreadnoughts 28 in total

8 × 15-inch

10 × 14-inch

10 × 13.5-inch

14 × 12-inch

Template:HMS (28,750 tons, 22 kn.)

10 × 12-inch

16 in total

10 × 12-in.

4 × Template:Sclass (25,420 tons, 21 kn.)
4 × Template:Sclass (25,389 tons, 21 kn.)

12 × 12-in.

4 × Template:Sclass (22,448 tons, 20.5 kn.)

12 × 11-in.

4 × Template:Sclass (18,575 tons, 19 kn.)
Pre-dreadnought battleships 6 total'

4 × 11-in.

Battlecruisers 9 total

8 × 13.5-in.

8 × 12-in.

5 total

8 × 12-in (30.5 cm)

10 × 11-in.

8 × 11-in.

Armoured cruisers 8 total

4 × 9.2-in., 5 × 7.5-in.

4 × 9.2-in., 2 × 7.5-in.

4 × 9.2-in., 5 × 6-in.

3 × 7.5-in., 3 × 6-in.

Smaller ships 26 × light cruisers
79 × destroyers (including one destroyer-minelayer)
11 × light cruisers
61 × torpedo boats

British capital ships carried a larger weight of broadsideTemplate:Convert compared to Template:Convert—than the German ones.<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>

The German Navy's torpedo boats were of similar size and function to the destroyers in the Royal Navy, and are often referred to as such.Template:Citation needed

Losses

Losses of the fleets with date of loss
Pre-dreadnought
battleships
Battlecruisers Armoured
cruisers
Light
cruisers
Destroyers /
Torpedo boats
Royal Navy Template:HMS (31 May)
Template:HMS (31 May)
Template:HMS (31 May)
Template:HMS (31 May)
Template:HMS (1 June)
Template:HMS (1 June)
3 (31 May)
5 (1 June)
Imperial German Navy Template:SMS (1 June) Template:SMS (1 June) Template:SMS (31 May)
Template:SMS (1 June)
Template:SMS (1 June)
Template:SMS (1 June)
3 (31 May)
2 (1 June)

Abbreviations

Officers killed in action are indicated thus: Template:KIA

Abbreviations for officers’ ranks (German ranks translated according to current NATO practice)Template:EfnTemplate:Clarify:

Adm / Admiral
VAdm / Vice-admiral : Vizeadmiral / VAdm
RAdm / Rear-admiral : Konteradmiral / KAdm
Cdre / Commodore : Kommodore / Kom
Capt / Captain : Kapitän zur See / KptzS
Cdr / Commander : Fregattenkapitän / FKpt
Lt Cdr / Lieutenant-commander : Korvettenkapitän / KKpt
Lt / Lieutenant : Kapitänleutnant / KptLt
SLt / Sub-lieutenant : Oberleutnant zur See / OLtzS

Other abbreviations

Frhr:Freiherr / title in the Prussian nobility equivalent to Baron)
SMS: Seiner Majestät Schiff / German; translation: His Majesty's Ship)
the Hon.: The Honourable

Royal Navy

Admiral Sir John R. Jellicoe
The dreadnoughts King George V, Thunderer, Monarch, and Conqueror of the 2nd Battle Squadron in 1914
Battleship Template:HMS, at anchor
The battleship Template:HMS was originally under construction in UK for the Brazilian Navy but then bought by the Ottoman Empire; at the start of the war it was taken into service with the Royal Navy.

Grand Fleet

Began sortie from Scapa Flow 9.30pm 28 MayTemplate:Sfn
The Grand Fleet<ref name="JutlandDesp1">Template:Cite book</ref><ref name="Corbett">Corbett, Naval Operations Vol. III Appendix A Template:Webarchive</ref> was the main body of the British Home Fleets in 1916, based at Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands and Invergordon on the Cromarty Firth in Scotland.Template:Efn

Commander-in-chief, Grand Fleet: Admiral Sir John Jellicoe, Template:Postnom in HMS Iron Duke
Second in Command, Grand Fleet: Vice-Admiral Sir Cecil Burney, Template:Postnom in HMS Marlborough
Chief of Staff: Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Madden, Template:Postnom
Captain of the Fleet: Commodore Lionel Halsey, C.B., C.M.G., AdC.
Master of the Fleet: Captain Oliver Leggett

Battleships

2nd Battle Squadron (battleships)Template:Efn

Vice-Admiral Sir Thomas Martyn Jerram
Sortied from Cromarty Firth; rendezvoused with Jellicoe's force around noon 31 May
1st Division: Vice-Admiral Jerram
Template:HMS (flagship): Capt Frederick Field
Template:HMS: Capt George Henry Baird
Template:HMS: Capt Michael Culme-Seymour
Template:HMS: Capt the Hon. Victor Stanley
2nd Division: Rear Admiral Arthur Leveson
Template:HMS (flagship): Capt Oliver Backhouse
Template:HMS: Capt George Borrett
Template:HMS: Capt Hugh Tothill
Template:HMS: Capt James Fergusson
Fleet Flagship (at head of 3rd Division but not part of 4th Battle Squadron)
Template:HMS: Capt Frederic Charles Dreyer

4th Battle Squadron (battleships)

Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick Charles Doveton Sturdee, 1st Baronet
3rd Division:Template:Efn RAdm Alexander Duff
Template:HMS: Capt Crawford Maclachlan
Template:HMS (flagship): Capt Edmond Hyde Parker
Template:HMS: Capt William Nicholson
4th Division: VAdm Sturdee
Template:HMS (flagship): Capt Henry Wise Parker
Template:HMS: Capt Edward Francis Bruen
Template:HMS: Capt Edwin Veale Underhill
Template:HMS: Capt James Douglas Dick

1st Battle Squadron (battleships)Template:Efn

Admiral Sir Cecil Burney
Chief of Staff: Commodore Percy Grant
5th Division: Rear Admiral Ernest Gaunt
Template:HMS (flagship): Capt Dudley Pound
Template:HMS: Capt James Clement Ley
Template:HMS: Capt William Wordsworth Fisher
Template:HMS Capt Vivian Bernard
6th Division: VAdm Burney
Template:HMS (flagship): Capt George Parish Ross
Template:HMS: Capt Edward Buxton Kiddle
Template:HMS: Capt Lewis Clinton-Baker
Template:HMS: Capt Henry Montagu Doughty

Cruisers

The armoured cruiser Template:HMS was lost with all hands the night of 31 May–1 June
The light cruiser Template:HMS at anchor

1st Cruiser Squadron (armoured cruisers)Template:Efn
Rear-Admiral Sir Robert Arbuthnot, 4th Baronet Template:KIA

2nd Cruiser Squadron (armoured cruisers)Template:Efn

Rear-Admiral Herbert Heath

4th Light Cruiser Squadron

Commodore Charles Edward Le Mesurier

Light cruisers attached for repeating visual signals

Other ships under direct command of the Commander-in-ChiefTemplate:Efn

Destroyers

The Template:Sclass flotilla leader (a larger destroyer) Template:HMS was sunk on the night of 31 May–1 June taking 150 crew and flotilla captain John Wintour
Acasta-class destroyer Template:HMS after having been rammed by the German battleship Template:SMS during the Battle of Jutland
Faulknor-class flotilla leader Template:HMS at speed
Destroyer Template:HMS
Template:Sclass2 (Cambrian subclass) light cruiser Template:HMS
The bow and stern of the battlecruiser Template:HMS standing upright on the bed of the North Sea after exploding during the Battle of Jutland. Rear Admiral Hood and her captain were killed along with the crew.

4th Destroyer FlotillaTemplate:Efn

Captain Charles John WintourTemplate:KIA
Template:HMS (Faulknor-class flotilla leader, sunk 1 June) : Capt WintourTemplate:KIA
Group 8 / 4th D.F.Template:Efn
Template:HMS: Cdr Robert Gerald Hamond
Template:HMS: Cdr Richard Anthony Aston Plowden
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr the Hon. Cyril Augustus Ward (from 12th D.F.)
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr James Robert Carnegie Cavendish

11th Destroyer FlotillaTemplate:Efn

Commanded by Commodore Hawksley in Template:HMS, a light cruiser
Template:HMS (Marksman-class flotilla leader): Cdr Harold Ernest Sulivan

12th Destroyer FlotillaTemplate:Efn

Captain Anselan John Buchanan Stirling
Template:HMS (Faulknor-class flotilla leader): Capt Stirling

3rd Battle Cruiser Squadron

Rear Admimral Hood, commander of the 3rd Battle Cruiser Squadron, was killed during the battle along with all but six of the crew when HMS Invincible exploded

This squadron, temporarily attached to the Grand Fleet from the Battle Cruiser Fleet, was stationed ahead of the main body, with the intention that it join Beatty when the action began.
Rear-Admiral The Hon. Horace Hood,Template:KIA

Battle Cruiser Fleet

VAdm Sir David R. Beatty
Battlecruiser Template:HMS, VAdm Beatty's flagship, heavily damaged at the Battle of Jutland
Battlecruiser Template:HMS exploding, 31 May 1916

This force of high-speed ships was subordinate to the Commander in Chief of the Grand Fleet, but operated independently as an advanced guard, intended to reconnoiter the enemy fleet and to engage enemy scouting forces. At its core were six battlecruisers, accompanied by 13 light cruisers, and escorted by 18 destroyers and an early aircraft carrier. Template:Refn
Sortied from Firth of Forth soon after 6.00pm 30 MayTemplate:Sfn
Vice-Admiral Sir David Richard Beatty in HMS Lion

Chief of Staff: Capt Rudolph Bentinck

Battlecruisers

Template:HMS: (flagship) Captain Ernle Chatfield

Light cruisers

Attached to the light cruisers was the seaplane tender Template:HMS (Lt Cdr Charles Gwillim Robinson) carrying two Short Type 184 reconnaissance seaplanes and two Sopwith Baby fighter seaplanes.

Destroyers

Short Type 184 scout plane, the only British aircraft to take part in the Battle of Jutland
Light cruiser Template:HMS

13th Destroyer FlotillaTemplate:Refn
Captain James Uchtred Farie

Template:HMS (light cruiser): Capt Farie
1st Division / 13th D.F.
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Cecil Henry Hulton Sams
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Montague George Bentinck Legge
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Cuthbert Patrick Blake (attached from 10th D.F., Harwich Force)
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Roger Vincent Alison (detached to escort HMS Engadine)
2nd Division / 13th D.F.<ref name="JutlandDesp2div13df">Template:Cite book</ref>
Template:HMS (sunk 31 May): Cdr the Hon. Edward Bingham
Template:HMS (sunk 31 May): Lt Cdr Paul Whitfield
Template:HMS: Lt Jack Ernest Albert Mocatta
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr John Tovey (detached to escort HMS Engadine)
3rd Division / 13th D.F.<ref name="JutlandDesp3div13df">Template:Cite book</ref>
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Geoffrey Corlett
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Kenneth Adair Beattie
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Evelyn Thomson
Template:HMS (sunk 1 June):Template:Efn Lt Cdr Dudley StuartTemplate:KIA
Attached Harwich Destroyers (9th Destroyer Flotilla): Cdr Malcolm Lennon GoldsmithTemplate:Refn
1st division / 9th D.F.
Template:HMS: Cdr Goldsmith
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Philip Wilfred Sidney King
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Francis Edward Henry Graham Hobart
2nd division / 9th D.F.
Template:HMS: Cdr John Coombe Hodgson (from 10th D.F.)
Template:HMS: Lt Henry Dawson Crawford Stanistreet
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Edward Sidney Graham (from 10th D.F.)

5th Battle Squadron

RAdm Hugh Evan-Thomas
The Queen-Elzaabeth-class battleship Template:HMS, Rear Admiral Evan-Thomas's flagship, at Scapa Flow in 1917

The 5th Battle Squadron was a special unit of fast Template:Sclasss, intended to act as the vanguard of the main battle line. At the Battle of Jutland, it operated with the Battlecruiser Fleet, and was escorted by the 1st Destroyer Flotilla.Template:Efn
Rear-Admiral Hugh Evan-Thomas
Sortied from Firth of Forth with the Battle Cruiser Fleet soon after 6.00pm 30 May

Battleships
Template:HMS (flagship): Capt Arthur William Craig
Template:HMS: Capt Maurice Woollcombe
Template:HMS: Capt Edward Montgomery Phillpotts
Template:HMS: Capt the Hon. Algernon Boyle
1st Destroyer Flotilla Template:Efn <ref name="JutlandDesp1df1">Template:Cite book</ref><ref name="JutlandDesp1df2">Template:Cite book</ref>
Template:HMS (light cruiser): Capt Charles Donnison Roper
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Laurence Reynolds Palmer
1st Division / 1st D.F.
Template:HMS: Cdr Charles Ramsey
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Arthur Grendon Tippet
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Charles Herbert Neill James
Template:HMS: Lt Francis George Glossop
2nd Division / 1st D.F.
Template:HMS: Cdr Charles Albert Fremantle
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Edward Brooke
Template:HMS: Cdr Dashwood Fowler Moir
Template:HMS: Lt Cdr Alexander Hugh Gye

Imperial German Navy

Vizeadmiral Reinhard Scheer
A line of nine large gray battleships stretches into the distance, all belching dark black smoke from their funnels
Dreadnoughts of the High Seas Fleet steam in a line of battle
Battleship Friedrich der Grosse, VAdm Scheer's flagship
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Battleship Kaiser underway
File:SMS Frauenlob German cruiser.jpg
Light cruiser Frauenlob, sunk 31st May
File:SMS Rostock.jpg
Light cruiser Rostock, scuttled 1st June after being torpedoed

High Seas Fleet (Hochseeflotte)

The High Seas Fleet was the main body of the German surface navy, principally based at Wilhelmshaven, on the Jade River in North-West Germany.<ref name=Groos>Groos, Nordsee vol.5. Anlage 6., pp 466-470 and Anlage 7., pp.471-472 (in German).</ref><ref name=Frost>Frost, Jutland, Appendix 1, pp. 533-538.</ref>

Commander-in-Chief (Chef der Hochseeflotte): Vizeadmiral Reinhard Scheer in SMS Friedrich der Grosse
Chief of Staff: KptzS Adolf von Trotha
Chief of Operations: KptzS Magnus von Levetzow

Battleships

3rd Battle Squadron (III. Geschwader) (battleships)Template:Efn
Konteradmrial Paul Behncke
Flag lieutenant: Korvettenkapitän Frhr Ernst von Gagern
5th Division: KAdm Behncke
Template:SMS (flagship): KptzS Friedrich Brüninghaus
Template:SMS: KptzS Ernst Goette
Template:SMS: KptzS Constanz Feldt
Template:SMS: KptzS Karl Seiferling
6th Division: KAdm Hermann Nordmann
Template:SMS (flagship): KptzS Template:Ill
Template:SMS: KptzS Karl Heuser
Template:SMS: KptzS Karl Sievers
Fleet Flagship (Flaggschiff der Hochseeflotte)Template:Efn
Template:SMS: KptzS Theodor Fuchs
1st Battle Squadron (I. Geschwader) (battleships)Template:Efn
Vizeadmiral Ehrhard Schmidt
Flag lieutenant: Korvettenkapitän Wolfgang Wegener
1st Division: VAdm Schmidt
Template:SMS (flagship): KptzS Ernst-Oldwig von Natzmer
Template:SMS: KptzS Hans Küsel
Template:SMS: KptzS Friedrich von Kameke
Template:SMS: KptzS Wilhelm Höpfner
2nd Division: KAdm Walter Engelhardt
Template:SMS (flagship): KptzS Richard Lange
Template:SMS: KptzS Heinrich Rohardt
Template:SMS: KptzS Robert Kühne
Template:SMS: KptzS Johannes Redlich
2nd Battle Squadron (II. Geschwader) (battleships)Template:Efn
Konteradmrial Template:Ill
Flag lieutenant: Korvettenkapitän Willy Kahlert
3rd Division: KAdm Mauve
Template:SMS (flagship): KptzS Hugo Meurer
Template:SMS: KptzS Rudolf Bartels
Template:SMS Template:Font color: KptzS Siegfried BölkenTemplate:KIA
4th Division: KAdm Frhr Gottfried von Dalwigk zu Lichtenfels
Template:SMS (flagship): KptzS Wilhlem Heine
Template:SMS: KptzS Friedrich Behncke
Template:SMS: KptzS Eduard Varrentrapp

Light cruisers

IV. Aufklärungsgruppe ("4th Scouting Group", light cruisers)Template:Efn
Kommodore Ludwig von Reuter
Flag lieutenant: Korvettenkapitän Heinrich Weber
Template:SMS (flagship): FKpt Friedrich Rebensburg
Template:SMS: KKpt Oscar Böcker
Template:SMS (sunk 31st May): FKpt Georg HoffmanTemplate:KIA
Template:SMS: FKpt Max Hagedorn
Template:SMS: KKpt Gerhard von Gaudecker Template:Efn

Torpedo boats

German Große Torpedoboote ("large torpedoboats") were the equivalent of British destroyers .Template:Efn

First Leader of Torpedo-Boats
Kommodore Andreas Michelsen
Template:SMS Template:Font color (light cruiser; flagship 1st Leader of Torpedo-Boats): FKpt Otto Feldmann Template:Efn
1st Torpedo-Boat Flotilla (I. Torpedoboots-Flottille)Template:Efn
1st Half-Flotilla (1. Halbflottille):Template:Efn KptLt Conrad Albrecht
Template:SMS (lead boat, half-flotilla): OLtzS Franz-Ferdinand von Loefen
Template:SMS: KptLt Richard Beitzen
Template:SMS: KptLt Hermann Metger
Template:SMS: KptLt Hermann Froelich
3rd Torpedo-Boat Flotilla (III. Torpedoboots-Flottille)
Korvettenkapitän Wilhelm Hollmann
Template:SMS (lead boat, flotilla): KptLt Friedrich Götting
5th Half-Flotilla (5. Halbflottille) :Template:Efn KptLt Theophil Gautier
Template:SMS (lead boat, half-flotilla): OLtzS Friedrich Ulrich
Template:SMS: KptLt Martin Delbrück
Template:SMS: KptLt Hans Scabell
6th Half-Flotilla (6. Halbflottille):Template:Efn Korvettenkapitän Theodor RiedelTemplate:KIATemplate:Efn
Template:SMS (lead boat, half-flotilla) Template:Font color: KptLt Friedrich EckoldtTemplate:KIA
Template:SMS: KptLt Otto Karlowa
Template:SMS: KptLt Bernd von Arnim
5th Torpedo-Boat Flotilla (V. Torpedoboots-Flottille)
Korvettenkapitän Oskar Heinecke
Template:SMS (lead boat, flotilla): KptLt Adolf Müller
9th Half-Flotilla (9. Halbflottille): KptLt Gerhard Hoefer
Template:SMS (lead boat, half-flotilla): KptLt Gerhard Hoefer
Template:SMS Template:Font color: KptLt Armin Barop
Template:SMS: OLtzS Hans Behrendt
Template:SMS: OLtzS Hans Röthig
Template:SMS: KptLt Manfred von Killinger
10th Half-Flotilla (10. Halbflottille): KptLt Friedrich Klein
Template:SMS (lead boat, half-flotilla): OLtzS Ernst Rodenberg
Template:SMS: OLtzS Paul Tils
Template:SMS: KptLt Johannes Weinecke
Template:SMS: KptLt Hans Anschütz
Template:SMS: OLtzS Waldemar Haumann
7th Torpedo-Boat Flotilla (VII. Torpedoboots-Flottille)
Korvettenkapitän Gottlieb von Koch
Template:SMS (lead boat, flotilla): KptLt Max Fink
13th Half-Flotilla (13. Halbflottille): KptLt Georg von Zitzewitz
Template:SMS (lead boat, half-flotilla): OLtzS Christian Schmidt
Template:SMS: KptLt Hans-Joachim von Puttkammer
Template:SMS: KptLt Albert Benecke
Template:SMS: KptLt Walter Loeffler
Template:SMS: KptLt Bruno Haushalter
14th Half-Flotilla (14. Halbflottille):Template:Efn Korvettenkapitän Hermann Cordes
Template:SMS (lead boat, half-flotilla): OLtzS Georg Reimer
Template:SMS: KptLt Arthur von Killinger
Template:SMS: OLtzS Wilhelm Keil

Scouting Force

File:Vizeadmiral Hipper, der Befehlshaber der deutschen Aufklärungsschiffe in der Seeschlacht.png
Vizeadmiral Franz Hipper
File:Deutscher Großer Kreuzer (Schlachtkreuzer) SMS LÜTZOW Aufnahmeort und -zeit unbekannt.jpg
The battlecruiser Template:SMS, Vizeadmiral Hipper's flagship
File:Derfflinger firing full salvo.jpg
Battlecruiser Template:SMS firing a full broadside
File:SMS Seydlitz damage.jpg
Template:SMS took a tremendous amount of damage during the battle. It was able to detach from the battle but was on point of sinking when pump steamers saved it
File:Strasbourg 1920 ex Regensburg.jpg
Light cruiser Template:SMS in 1920
Commander, Scouting Forces (Befehlshaber die Aufklärungsstreitkräfte): Vizeadmiral Franz Hipper
Flag lieutenant: Korvettenkapitän Erich RaederTemplate:Efn

Battlecruisers

1st Scouting Group (I. Aufklärungsgruppe)
Vizeadmiral Hipper

Light cruisers

2nd Scouting Group (II. Aufklärungsgruppe) Template:Efn
Konteradmiral Friedrich Boedicker
Template:SMS (flagship): KptzS Thilo von Trotha
Template:SMS (scuttled 1 June): KFpt Rudolf Madlung
Template:SMS: KFpt Template:Ill
Template:SMS (sunk 1 June): KFpt Fritz ReißTemplate:KIA

Torpedo boats

Second Leader of Torpedo-Boats
Kommodore Paul Heinrich
Template:SMS (light cruiser; flagship Second Leader of Torpedo-Boats): KFpt Bruno HeubererTemplate:Efn
II. Torpedoboots-Flottille (2nd Torpedo-Boat Flotilla )
Commander Heinrich Schuur
Template:SMS (lead boat, flotilla): KptLt Theodor Hengstenberg

VI. Torpedoboots-Flottille (6th Torpedo-Boat Flotilla)

Lieut. Commander Max Schultz
Template:SMS (lead boat, flotilla): KptLt Hermann Boehm

IX. Torpedoboots-Flottille (9th Torpedo-Boat Flotilla)

Lieut. Commander Herbert Goehle
Template:SMS (lead boat, flotilla): KptLt Otto Lenssen

Submarines

File:German U-boat UB 14 with its crew.jpg
SM UB-14, a World War I German submarine

Führer der Unterseeboote ("Leader of the U-boats") in the North Sea Fregattenkapitän Hermann Bauer in SMS Hamburg

The following submarines were deployed to attack the Grand Fleet in the North Sea during the period of the Battle of Jutland

Airships

File:Zeppelin LZ-104 (L-59).jpg
Typical German Zeppelin

During the battle the Germans used the Zeppelin airships of the Naval Airship Section (Marine Luftschiff Abteilung) for scouting, although in the prevailing overcast conditions they were not particularly successful. The commander of the Naval Airship Section was Korvettenkapitän Peter Strasser, and they flew from bases at Nordholz and Hage in north-west Germany and Tondern (then part of Schleswig; the town became part of Denmark in 1920).

Sortied on 31 May

L.9: KptzS August Stelling (Army Officer, on the inactive list)
L.14: KptLt Alois Böcker
L.16: KptLt Erich Sommerfeldt
L.21: KptLt Max Dietrich
L.23: KptLt Otto von Schubert

Sortied on 1 June

L.11: KptLt Victor Schultze
L.17: KptLt Herbert Ehrlich
L.22: KptLt Martin Dietrich
L.24: KptLt Robert Koch

Did not sortie during the Battle of Jutland

L.13: KptLt Eduard Prölß
L.30: OLtzS Horst Treusch von Buttlar-Brandenfels

Notes

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References

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