I know we have a bunch who follow naval history here. I have recently found a YouTube channel named Drachinifel that is among the best for interesting, fact based information on a wide range of subjects.

The 3 part Jutland series is particularly good:

Clash of the Titans - Part 1

Clash of the Titans Part 2

Clash of the Titans - Part 3

I have studied Jutland on and off since I was a teenager, and have a pretty good grasp of the battle. His analysis is spot on with the primary and secondary sources I have read. In addition, he had access to imagery that I had never seen before.

His presentations are clear, to the point and well edited.

I strongly recommend reviewing his offerings if naval history and operations is your thing.

Nice, love reading and learning about old warships.

Here's a link to the Channel page for Drachinfel...

https://www.youtube.com/user/Drachinifel

When I first reported onboard a fast attack submarine the Captain was fond of screening "Victory At Sea" episodes.
If you didn't know any war history it didn't take long to pick it up...

Artie, I just watched Part I.
I’ve read quite a few books on naval history of WW II, but admit to knowing nothing about the Battle of Jutland.
There’s tons of stuff on the internet and video channels, but a specific reference by a trusted source is always the best, so thanks.
I look forward to watching Parts II and III.

Finished watching all three parts, learned a lot.

There’s a documentary on Jutland on Amazon Prime, has the usual good and bad sides. You’ll learn much less about the battle than in the above series, but some hands-on stuff that’s good to see.
Did you know the only surviving dreadnought-class battleship from WW I is the USS Texas?

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