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• Second Battle of Dover Strait
  [[Category:Naval Battles]]
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• Action of 17 October, 1914
  ...tory as saying that they were capable of only 19 knots.<ref>Naval Staff. ''Naval Staff Monograph''. Volume XI. p. 118.</ref> ...itish mistook the splashes for the launch of torpedoes.<ref>Naval Staff. ''Naval Staff Monograph''. Volume XI. p. 119.</ref>
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• Jutland:Conclusions
  ...series of inconclusive battles or partial victories which are the rule in naval warfare."<ref>Marder. ''From the Dreadnought to Scapa Flow''. '''III'''.
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• Sim:WTF
  '''With the Fleet''' is a first-person WW1 naval simulation. It is very social, very realistic and quite literal: ...ward creating a global game continuously running and able to support large battles with multiple players aboard each ship.
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• Raid on Yarmouth
  ...er and later C.-in-C. of the High Sea Fleet, summarised in his memoirs the naval staff's orders to von Ingenohl as saying that 'The Fleet must...be held bac The plan was, according to the post war British ''Naval Staff Monograph'', to lay mines and bombard 'certain coast works which the
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• Action of 21 March, 1918
  This account is based on ''Naval Operations, Volume V''.{{UKNavalOpsV|pp. 224-227}} [[Category:Naval Battles]]
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• Thomas Cecil Benfield Harbottle
  ...Brigadier Peter Young, ‘Foreword’ in G. Bruce, ''Harbottle’s Dictionary of Battles'' (second revised edition, 1979), p. 5.</ref> He worked in the Naval Ordnance Inspection Department from 1939 until reverting to the Retired Lis
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• Royal Naval Air Service
  {{Naval Service}} ...air power within the scope of naval operations. Originally founded as the Naval Wing of the Royal Flying Corps (R.F.C.) in 1912, it encompassed previous sm
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• Reginald Blayney Colmore
  ...uly, 1887, Colmore was loaned to the {{UK-1TB41|f=t}} for manoeuvres.<ref>"Naval and Military Intelligence". ''The Times''. Saturday, 2 July, 1887. Issue ...the same time, he was thanked for a "clear and interesting" report on the Battles of Concón and the Placilla of the recent Chilean War.
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• Admiralty War Staff
  ...tor of the War Division; and<br>4) War Organization, under the Director of Naval Mobilisation: the whole associated in a 'War Staff Circle' (or Committee) u [[Arthur Marder (Naval Historian)|Arthur Marder]] opined:
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• Action of 17 October 1917
  ...been jammed. These criticisms were not considered to be offences under the Naval Discipline Act.{{MarderFDSFIV|pp. 296-97}} [[Category:Naval Battles]]
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• Naval Staff Monographs
  ...Cover.png|thumb|right|150px|The cover of the first "Fleet Issue" volume of Naval Staff Monographs.]] The '''Naval Staff Monographs (Historical)''' were produced by the [[Historical Section
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• Action of 15 February, 1918
  ...Germans to carry out offensive operations in that area. <ref>Karau. ''The Naval Flank of the Western Front: The German MarineKorps Flandern, 1914-1918''. p ...ed to seven when one of them suffered condenser problems.<ref>Karau. ''The Naval Flank of the Western Front: The German MarineKorps Flandern, 1914-1918''. p
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• Jutland:Night Actions
  [[Category:Naval Battles]] [[Category:Naval Battles of the Great War]]
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• Kenelm Everard Lane Creighton
  Creighton was navigating officer aboard {{UK-NewZealand}} at the battles of [[Battle of Heligoland Bight|Heligoland Bight]], [[Battle of Dogger Bank ...C. P. Swabey]]'''|'''[[Royal Naval College, Greenwich|Captain of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich]]'''<br>17 Sep, 1928<ref>Creighton Service Record. {{TN
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• Jutland:Clash of the Battle Fleets
  ...and; Admiral Sir [[Bertram Home Ramsay|Bertram Ramsay]], who commanded the naval forces at the evacuation of Dunkirk and the invasion of Normandy; and Admir [[Category:Naval Battles]]
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• Second Raid on Yarmouth
  ...ade with Scandinavia and sorties by the High Sea Fleet.<ref>Naval Staff. ''Naval Staff Monographs. (Fleet Issue.) Volume XVI''. p. 5</ref> ...eir Easter Sunday Uprising and that this proposal was backed by the German Naval staff.{{UKNSMonoXVI|p. 8}}
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• Battle of Dover Strait
  ...ns, an area off the north east coast of Kent, was likely.<ref>Naval Staff. Naval Staff Monograph. Volume VI. Monograph 35.—The Dover Command. p. 69.</ref> ...was guarding the drifters on the anti-submarine barrage.<ref>Naval Staff. Naval Staff Monograph. Volume VI. Monograph 35.—The Dover Command. p. 69-70.</r
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• Jutland:Aftermath
  ...be ascertained with any certainty, but it must have been large.<ref>"Great Naval Battle" (News). ''The Times''. Saturday, 3 June, 1916. Issue '''41184''' ...säcker''. p. 33.</ref> After meeting von Weizsäcker in 1936, the British Naval Attaché noted in his diary:
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• Battle of Imbros
  ...d the highest chance of success and would greatly augment Austro-Hungarian naval strength. Alternatively, the enemy might essay a raid on Allied transport ...f Jerusalem; and show that warships were meant to be used.<ref>Halpern. "A Naval History of World War I". p. 255</ref>
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