Key moments of fortitude in this encounter included Hartog's leading his forces on a charge known as the "death ride," and E.M. Philpotts' using the Warspite to draw enemy fire in the "Windy Corner.
Key moments of fortitude in this encounter included Hartog's leading his forces on a charge known as the "death ride," and E.M. Philpotts' using the Warspite to draw enemy fire in the "Windy Corner." Initiated by the movement of British forces from Scapa Flow, it broke out from an early skirmish between Beatty and Evans-Thomas' British scouting patrol and the scouts under Hipper. The Warrior, the Indefatigable, and the Lutzow were among the vessels lost in this battle, whose main action was marked by an attempt to cross the T against the advancing fleet of Reinhard Sheer. Both sides claimed victory in, FTP, what ultimately indecisive battle where the British were commanded by Admiral John Jellicoe, a World War I naval encounter fought near the coast of Denmark?
Key moments of fortitude in this encounter included Hartog's leading his forces on a charge known as the "death ride," and E.M. Philpotts' using the Warspite to draw enemy fire in the "Windy Corner.
Battle of {Jutland}