One side planned to ensnare David Beatty's cruisers at Rosyth, and in this battle, the Grand Fleet w
One side planned to ensnare David Beatty's cruisers at Rosyth, and in this battle, the Grand Fleet was aligned end-to-end to maximize the power of its broadsides. The Indefatigable and Queen Mary were sunk as they engaged the forces of Franz von Hipper, and one commander, Richard Scheer, recorded his account of this battle in his book Germany's High Sea Fleet in the World War. For 10 points, name this battle also including British admiral John Jellicoe, which was the largest naval battle of World War I and took place off of the coast of Denmark.
One side planned to ensnare David Beatty's cruisers at Rosyth, and in this battle, the Grand Fleet was aligned end-to-end to maximize the power of its broadsides.
Battle of {Jutland} [or Battle of {Skagerrak}]