The Britain's Role in the Naval Battle of Dogger Beach in 1915 AD

Abstract

The research addresses the topic of Britain's role in the Battle of Dogger Beach in 1915 AD. This battle is a naval battle that took place between the German fleet and the British fleet in the North Sea on January 24, 1915 during World War I, near Dogger Bank in the North Sea, between squadrons of the British fleet. Al-Kabir and the German Kaiserliche Navy (High Seas Fleet), during a rigorous chase that lasted several hours, the British were able to catch up with the Germans and engage them with long-range fire. Therefore, the research will present in detail the events of the battle, from its beginnings to its end, and the extent to which the British Navy benefited from its experience in This battle, then a conclusion that addresses the most important results of the research.