The Vikings

George, S.C.

David&Charles

On June 21 1919 the German High Seas Fleet, which lay peacefully interned in Scapa Flow, Began to sink before the astonished gaze of a few spectators. On August 1, 1924 the scrap metal firm of Cox & Danks, which had never before lifted a ship, raised their first destroyer. Over the next eight years the rest of the fleet would be raised. (excerpt from book jacket)

Jutland to junkyard;: The raising of the scuttled German High Seas Fleet from Scapa Flow; the greatest salvage operation of all time,

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

Patrick Stephens Ltd.

When Religion Hurts...

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Fulton Books

Under the terms of the treaty ending World War I, the German High Seas Fleet was compelled to sail to the Scottish anchorage at Scapa Flow. Before the British could take control of the ships, the German officers scuttled the fleet, sending 16 capital ships and numerous smaller craft to the bottom. From 1924 the German ships were raised and their high-quality metal fittings converted to scrap, in the greatest salvage operation of all time.

Jutland to Junkyard

History

Military

Birlinn

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