The High Seas Fleet was another example of quantitative inferiority.
The Germans had better ships than the Grand Fleet, but not enough of ‘em. The Grand Fleet had a decisive advantage in numbers and weight of fire. Jellicoe almost had ‘em at Jutland, but Beatty let him down. The Germans kept trying to pull the Grand Fleet into a submarine or destroyer ambush to even the odds, but never quite succeeded.
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