The portions of the Grand and High Seas fleets that were not involved in the Kattegat battle had their own action at the same time. The British 1st and 4th Battle Squadrons, providing distant cover for the Kattegat force, are engaged by the newer German dreadnoughts steaming north from the Jade (Battle Squadron III and Scouting Group I).
Both fleets begin to form battle lines headed east. The top of the photo is north.
A signal sent to the wrong division delays the British deployment. The German dreadnoughts are out of range, so the German battle cruisers take most of the British fire in the early turns.
The rear British division about to turn into line. DDs race to their new stations.
Both fleets have reversed course to the west. St. Vincent and a British CL have blown up. Seydlitz has sunk.
Two British dreadnoughts have veered out of line with steering hits. The westerly wind has favored British shooting.
Close-up of the British fleet passing the wreck of the St. Vincent.
