BATTLE OF JUTLAND.
; . * j LORD JELLICOE DEFENDED. ' By Cable—Press Association—Copyright.) t ("The Tirnca.") LONDON, November 3. Vice-Admiral Kerr, in a letter, de- ' fends Lord Jellicoe's" tactics at the Battle of Jutland. He points out that the Fleet, in line of battle, extended lor seven miles, of which distance half; would be ships and half water. Through i Lord Jellicoe's movement, the target became only 300 yards, and all the rest was water. The manoeuvre resulted in 40 torpedoes missing the vessels. [' Otherwise, at least 20 torpedoes would • have found their marks. ' I DOCUMENTS 20T3 PUBUSHED. i! (Received November sth, 0.0 p.m.) b LONiX)N, November 4. 3 The Premier, speaking in the House of Commons, said a Parliamentary - Paper would be issued shortly contain- . ing all the documents relating to the r Battle of Jutland, including the reports, 1 1 dispatches, and signals.
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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16985, 6 November 1920, Page 9
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