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In the scenario of the wargame that will be used, broadly speaking, the plan of the German naval campaign for the year 1916 would have as its main objective to attract and destroy fractions of the British Grand Fleet, by combining the maximum means available in concentrated actions - which were historically attempted but not coordinated throughout 1916 - relying on the most reliable weather forecasts possible, against the dispersed enemy formations and historically having problems to communicate with each other and with the Admiralty.
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GenrePsychology, Other
Length4 hrs 34 mins
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Publish dateOct 30, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ANDRÉ GERAQUE KIFFER
2CHAPTER 1 – NORTH SEA CAMPAIGN, 1916......8
3CHAPTER 1
4greater risks. As early as May 1916, Scheer
5in history from seaplane transports, but to no avail.
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6Im 2: North Sea topography.
7Im 3: Ocean currents.
8Im 4: Waves in meters.
9Im 5: Rain and fog.
10The night after the battle of Jutland two large
11The submarine differs from the destroyer in that
12German and British plans.
13sea in sufficient numbers.
14Im 13: Seaplane Short 184.
15with admiral Evan-Thomas's fifth battleship with the
16attention of British light cruisers Galatea and
17meters above the German destroyers.
18In room 40 of the Admiralty in London, there
1926 to 30 knots.
20Earlier, Beatty ordered Engadine seaplanes
21Twenty minutes later the Lion, with admiral
2216,000 meters. The helm of the German
23381 mm fire on the severely punished Moltke, while
24By 1633, Beatty sees the 25,390-tonne German
25Beatty and Evan-Thomas squadrons, the British
26battleships, superior in number, tonnage, and
27Meanwhile, admiral Hood's first division of three
28British destroyer escort.
29Due to errors in position determination, admiral
30under the fire of the German battleships.
31left for the Lützow and Derflinger, but when the
321,020 crewmen.
33retreat from the battle line.
34Im 16: The action between the battle lines
35Seydlitz.
36At that point, with part of the sighting equipment
37In addition, a few dozen smaller caliber
38Still, around midnight, the old battleship
39Destroyer Ardent
40combat at a decisive moment, and just as Lepanto
41that of the Japanese, the Americans, and the
42of the most modern German ships, especially the
43CHAPTER 2
44On the other hand, Corbett, another naval
45German Navy against a Corbett-style British Navy.
46Im 17: The historical campaign.
47100 units.
48Moreover, the numerical superiority of the
49Im 18: Maritime area study.
50Im 19: Cobertura estratégica.