Chapter 4 Flashcards
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who was the Admiral for the British navy in 1914
Admiral Jellicoe
who was the admiral for the German navy in 1914
Admiral Tripitz
where was the British navy anchored in
Scapa Flow
Where was the German navy anchored in
Wilhelmshaven
What is the date for the Battle of Heligoland Bight
28 August 1914
what did the British squardon in the battle of Heligoland Bight consist
31 destroyers, 2 light cruisers and 8 submarines
what did the British squardon destroy in the battle of Heligoland Bight
- sunk 3 light cruisers
- sunk 1 light destroyer
- damaged 3 light cruiser
the deaths, wounded and captured of the German army in the battle of Heligoland Bight
- 712 deaths
- 530 wounded
- 336 taken prisoner
what were the objectives of the German raids
- lay mines
- force British ships to the German coast
- Force the British grand fleet to split up
what was the date for the raid on Great Yarmouth
3 November 1914
what was the date for the raid on Scarborough, Whitby and Hartlepool
16 December 1914
what was the date for the battle of Dogger Bank
24 January 1915
what did Germany loose through the battle of Dogger Bank
- 1 light cruiser
- 954 men
what was the date for the battle of jutland
31 may - 1 June 1916
what did the British send in the battle of Jutland
2 dreadnought fleets
- 259 warships
- 100,000 men
what did British loose through the battle of Jutland
- 14 ships
- 6000+ men
what did Germany loose through the battle of Jutland
- 9 ships
- 2500+ men
when did Germany announce a submarine blockade on Britain
4 February 1915
how many allied shipping did the U-boats sink
841,114 tonnes
when did Germany stop using U-boats
24 October 1918
what were the Ant - U - boats measures
- depth charges
- convoy system
- mines
- Q - ships
when did the Lusitania sink
7 May 1915
how many people were on board and died on the Lusitania
- 1959 on board
- 1198 died
- 128 were Americans
what were the war materials on the Lusitania
- 4927 boxes of cartridges
- 1248 cases of sharpnel shells
- 18 cases of artillery shell fuses
- gun cotton
- 90 tonnes of cargo labelled “butter” and “cheese”