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Admiral von Ingenhohl
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Friedrich der Grosse (force flagship)
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Ostfriesland (flagship)
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Helgoland
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Thuringen
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Oldenburg
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Posen (2nd flagship)
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Westfalen
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Rheinland
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Nassau
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Preussen (flagship)
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Hessen
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Lothringen
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Deutschland
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Hannover (2nd flagship)
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Pommern
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Schleswig-Holstein
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Schlesien
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Munchen (flagship)Commanding officer: Komm. von Restorff
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Stuttgart
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Danzig
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Stettin
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Frauenlob
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HamburgNotes: Leader of U-Boats Kvk Bauer. Attached to 4th SG.
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Vice Admiral Warrender
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King George V (flagship)Commanding officer: VA Warrender
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Ajax
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Centurion
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Orion (2nd flagship)Commanding officer: RA Arbuthnot
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Monarch
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Conqueror
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Lynx
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Ambuscade
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Unity
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Hardy
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Shark
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Acasta
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Spitfire
CL Blanche and Boadicea had returned to Scapa due to bad weather in the Pentlands.
- Goldrick, "The Kings Ships Were At Sea"
- Corbett, "Naval Operations Volume 2"
- Scheer, "The High Seas Fleet in the World War"
- Marder, "Dreadnought to Scapa Flow Volume 2"
German details confirmed by Thomas Pflueger.
The other points are about the Operation Albion OOB, in the 3rd BS Vizeadmiral Behncke's flagship was Konig, Kommodore Seiferling was on Markgraf and in the 4th BS Vizeadmiral Souchon was on Friedrich der Grosse and Kommodore Meurer on Kaiser.