NAVY NEWS, AUGUST 2008

A REGULAR VOYAGEANOTHER HUN OUTRAGE

STILL BRUTES

GREAT BLOCKADEERSATZ EVERYTHING

GERMANY STARVES

‘Greater than Trafalgar’Der TagDer Tag, November 1918, November 1918

● ‘Like a wild dream’... British sailors, most in anti-fl ash, watch as the Hochseefl otte sails into captivity on Der Tag

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● Admiral Sir David Beatty raises his cap to salute the men of the Grand Fleet on Der Tag

● Captives and captors... (Left) GermanParkeston Quay, Harwich and (above) las

DESIRE FOR ACTION‘GREY, GREY, GREY’

PLAN NUMBER 19‘DEATH OR GLORY’

DOWN WITH THE KAISER!

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GROWING UNRESTA FINAL FIGHT?

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n crews prepare to fi le off surrendered U-boats fl ying the White Ensign at st ride of the Hochseefl otte... German Schlachtschiffe at sea on Der Tag

U-BOATS HOMETRAFALGAR TRAGEDY

TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER

REVOLUTION‘I NO LONGER HAVE A NAVY’

THE GUNS SILENCED‘HYSTERIA OF DELIGHT’

U-BOATS FIRST‘UNBEARABLE SHAME’

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● Battleship HMS Orion leads a division of dreadnoughts to escort the German Fleet into captivity

A GERMAN VISITORAN ICY RECEPTION

THE FINAL SORTIE

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A MIGHTY FLEETACTION STATIONS

AN IGNOBLE END

‘DER TAG’AN INCOMPLETE VICTORY

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GERMANY SEETHESTHE REICH ‘UNBEATEN’

REFUSES TO ACCEPT DEFEAT

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THE GERMAN FLAG WILL BE HAULED DOWN AT SUNSET TODAY, THURSDAY, AND WILL NOT BE HOISTED AGAIN WITHOUT PERMISSION.

NEED FOR A FLEETTHE SHIELD OF BRITAIN

PASSING OF AN ERA