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Order of battle at Jutland

This is the complete order of battle for the Battle of Jutland in 1916. Note: dates given are those of commissioning.

Summary

	British	German
Battleships	(28 total) 4 x Queen Elizabeth 3 x Iron Duke 4 x Orion 3 x King George V 3 x Bellerophon 2 x Revenge 2 x Colossus 3 x St. Vincent 1 x Neptune 1 x Agincourt 1 x Erin 1 x Revenge	(16 total) 4 x Kaiser 4 x Helgoland 4 x Nassau 4 x Konig
Pre-Dreadnought Battleships		(6 total) 5 x Deutschland 1 x Braunschweig
Battlecruisers	(9 total) 3 x Invincible 3 x Lion 2 x Indefatigable 1 x Tiger	(5 total) 3 x Derfflinger 1 x Moltke 1 x Von der Tann
Armoured Cruisers	(8 total) 3 x Minotaur 2 x Warrior 2 x Duke of Edinburgh 1 x Devonshire
Light Cruisers	26	11
Destroyers	78	61

British forces

The Battle Fleet

First Battle Squadron

Sixth Division
Marlborough (Flagship of Vice-Admiral Sir Cecil Burney; Captain G. P. Ross; Iron Duke-class battleship; 1914; ten 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 25,000 tons)
Revenge (Captain E. B. Kiddle; Revenge-class battleship; 1916; eight 15 inch (380 mm) guns, 25,750 tons)
Hercules (Captain L. Clinton-Baker; Colossus-class battleship; 1911; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 20,000 tons)
Agincourt (Captain H. M. Doughty; non-typical battleship; 1914; fourteen 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 27,500 tons)
Fifth Division
Colossus (Flagship of Rear Admiral E. F. A. Gaunt; Captain A. D. P. R. Pound; Colossus-class battleship; 1911; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 20,000 tons)
Collingwood (Captain J. C. Ley; St Vincent-class battleship; 1910; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 19,250 tons)
St. Vincent (Captain W. W. Fisher; St Vincent-class battleship; 1910)
Neptune (Captain V. H. G. Bernard; Neptune-class battleship; 1911; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 19,900 tons)

Second Battle Squadron

First Division
King George V (Flagship of Vice Admiral Sir Martyn Jerram; Captain F. L. Field; King George V-class battleship; 1913; ten 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 23,000 tons)
Ajax (Captain G. H. Baird; King George V-class battleship; 1913)
Centurion (Captain M. Culme-Seymour; King George V-class battleship)
Erin (Captain the Honourable V. A. Stanley; non-typical battleship; 1914; ten 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 23,000 tons)
Second Division
Orion (Flagship of Rear Admiral A. C. Leveson; Captain O. Backhouse)
Monarch (Captain G. H. Borrett; Orion-class battleship; 1912; ten 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 22,500 tons)
Conqueror (Captain H. H. D. Tothill; Orion-class battleship)
Thunderer (Captain J. A. Fergusson; Orion-class battleship)

Fourth Battle Squadron

Third Division
Iron Duke (Fleet Flagship of Admiral Sir John Jellicoe; Captain Frederic Dreyer; Iron Duke-class battleship; 1914; ten 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 25,000 tons)
Royal Oak (Captain C. Maclachlan; Revenge-class battleship; 1916; eight 15 inch (380 mm) guns, 25,750 tons)
Superb (Flagship of Rear Admiral A. L. Duff; Captain E. Hyde-Parker; Bellerophon-class battleship; 1909; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 18,600 tons)
Canada (Captain W. C. M. Nicholson; Iron Duke-class battleship; 1914)
Fourth Division
Benbow (Flagship of Vice Admiral Sir Doveton Sturdee; Captain H. W. Parker; Iron Duke-class battleship; 1914)
Bellerophon (Captain E. F. Bruen; Bellerophon-class battleship)
Temeraire (Captain E. V. Underhill; Bellerophon-class battleship)
Vanguard (Captain J. D. Dick; St Vincent-class battleship)

Third Battlecruiser Squadron (temporarily attached to Grand Fleet)

Invincible (Flagship of Rear Admiral the Honourable H. L. A. Hood ; Captain A. L. Cay; Invincible-class battlecruiser; 1908; eight 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 17,250 tons)
Inflexible (Captain E. H. F. Heaton-Ellis; Invincible-class battlecruiser)
Indomitable (Captain F. W. Kennedy; Invincible-class battlecruiser)

First Cruiser Squadron (armoured cruisers)

Defence (Flagship of Rear Admiral Sir Robert Arbuthnot; Captain S. V. Ellis; Minotaur-class cruiser; 1908; four 9.2 inch (230 mm) guns + ten 7.5 inch (190 mm) guns, 14,600 tons)
Warrior (Captain V. B. Molteno; Warrior-class cruiser; 1907; six 9.2 inch (230 mm) guns + four 7.5 inch (190 mm) guns, 13,550 tons)
Duke of Edinburgh (Captain H. Blackett; Duke of Edinburgh-class cruiser; 1905; six 9.2 inch (230 mm) guns + ten 6 inch (200 mm) guns, 13,550 tons)
Black Prince (Captain T. P. Bonham; Duke of Edinburgh-class cruiser; 1905)

Second Cruiser Squadron (armoured cruisers)

Minotaur (Flagship of Rear Admiral H. L. Heath; Captain A. C. S. H. Hughes-D'Æth; Minotaur-class cruiser; 1908; four 9.2 inch (230 mm) guns + ten 7.5 inch (190 mm) guns, 14,600 tons)
Shannon (Captain J. S. Dumaresq; Minotaur-class cruiser; 1908)
Hampshire (Captain H. J. Savill; Devonshire-class cruiser; 1905; four 7.5 inch (190 mm) guns + six 6 inch (200 mm) guns, 10,850 tons)
Cochrane (Captain E. La T. Leatham; Warrior-class cruiser; 1907; six 9.2 inch (230 mm) guns + four 7.5 inch (190 mm) guns, 13,550 tons)

Fourth Light Cruiser Squadron

Calliope (Commodore C. E. Le Mesurier)
Constance (Captain C. S. Townsend)
Caroline (Captain H. R. Crooke)
Royalist (Captain the Honourable H. Meade)
Comus (Captain A. G. Hotham)

Attached light cruisers mainly for repeating signals between units of Battle Fleet

Active (Captain P. Withers)
Bellona (Captain A. B. S. Dutton)
Blanche (Captain J. M. Casement)
Boadicea (Captain L. C. S. Woollcombe)
Canterbury (Captain P. M. R. Royds)
Chester (Captain R. N. Lawson)

Fourth Destroyer Flotilla

Eleventh Destroyer Flotilla

Castor (light cruiser) (Commodore J. R. P. Hawksley)
Kempenfelt
Magic
Mandate
Manners
Marne
Martial
Michael
Milbrook
Minion
Mons
Moon
Morning Star
Mounsey
Mystic
Ossory

Twelfth Destroyer Flotilla

Miscellaneous ships

Abdiel (Minelayer)
Oak (Destroyer tender to the fleet flagship)

The Battlecruiser Fleet

Flagship

Lion (Flagship of Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty; Captain A. E. M. Chatfield; Lion-class battlecruiser; 1912; eight 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 26,270 tons)

First Battlecruiser Squadron

Princess Royal (Flagship of Rear Admiral O. de B. Brock; Captain W. H. Cowan; Lion-class battlecruiser; 1912; eight 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 26,270 tons)
Queen Mary (Captain C. I. Prowse; Lion-class battlecruiser; 1913; eight 13.5 inch (343 mm) guns, 27,000 tons)
Tiger (Captain H. B. Pelly; Tiger-class battlecruiser; 1914; 8 guns 343mm, 28,500 tons)

Second Battlecruiser Squadron

New Zealand (Flagship of Rear Admiral W. C. Pakenham; Captain J. F. E. Green; Indefatigable-class battlecruiser; 1911; eight 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 18,800 tons)
Indefatigable (Captain C. F. Sowerby; Indefatigable-class battlecruiser)

Fifth Battle Squadron (fast battleships — 23 knots (43 km/h) — temporarily attached to the battlecruiser fleet)

Barham (Flagship of Rear Admiral H. Evan-Thomas; Captain A. W. Craig; Queen Elizabeth class battleship; 1915; eight 15 inch (380 mm) guns, 27,500 tons)
Valiant (Captain M. Woollcombe; Queen Elizabeth class battleship)
Warspite (Captain E. M. Philpotts; Queen Elizabeth class battleship)
Malaya (Captain the Honourable A. D. E. H. Boyle; Queen Elizabeth class battleship)

First Light Cruiser Squadron

Galatea (Commodore E. S. Alexander-Sinclair)
Phaeton (Captain J. E. Cameron)
Inconstant (Captain B. S. Thesiger)
Cordelia (Captain T. P. H. Beamish)

Second Light Cruiser Squadron

Southampton (Commodore W. E. Goodenough)
Birmingham (Captain A. A. M. Duff)
Nottingham (Captain C. B. Miller)
Dublin (Captain A. C. Scott)

Third Light Cruiser Squadron

Falmouth (Flagship of Rear Admiral T. D. W. Napier; Captain J. D. Edwards)
Yarmouth (Captain T. D. Pratt)
Birkenhead (Captain E. Reeves)
Gloucester (Captain W. F. Blount)

First Destroyer Flotilla

Fearless (light cruiser) (Captain C. D. Roper)
Acheron
Ariel
Attack
Badger
Defender
Goshawk
Hydra
Lapwing
Lizard

Ninth and Tenth Destroyer Flotillas (combined)

Lydiard (Commander M. L. Goldsmith)
Landrail
Laurel
Liberty
Moorsom
Morris
Termagent
Turbulent

Thirteenth Destroyer Flotilla

Champion (light cruiser) (Captain J. U. Farie)
Moresby
Narborough
Nerissa
Nestor
Nicator
Nomad
Obdurate
Onslow
Pelican
Petard

Seaplane Carrier

Engadine (Lieutenant-Commander C.G. Robinson)

German forces

The Battle Fleet

First Battle Squadron (I. Geschwader)

Friedrich der Grosse (Fleet Flagship of Vice Admiral Reinhard Scheer; Captain T. Fuchs; Kaiser-class battleship; 1912; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 24,330 tons)
Ostfriesland (Flagship of Vice Admiral E. Schmidt; Captain von Natzmer; Helgoland-class battleship; 1911; twelve 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 22,400 tons))
Thüringen (Captain H Küsel; Helgoland-class battleship)
Helgoland (Captain von Kameke; Helgoland-class battleship)
Oldenburg (Captain Höpfner; Helgoland-class battleship)
Posen (Flagship of Rear Admiral Engelhardt; Captain Lange; Nassau-class battleship; 1910; twelve 11.1 inch (282 mm) guns, 18,570 tons)
Rheinland (Captain Rohardt; Nassau-class battleship)
Nassau (Captain H. Klappenbach; Nassau-class battleship)
Westfalen (Captain Redlich; Nassau-class battleship)

Second Battle Squadron (II. Geschwader)

Deutschland (Flagship of Rear Admiral Mauve; Captain H. Meurer; Deutschland-class battleship; 1906; four 11.1 inch (282 mm) guns, 14,200 tons)
Pommern (Captain Bölken; Deutschland-class battleship; 1906)
Hannover (Flagship of Rear Admiral F. von Dalwigk zu Lichtenfels; Captain W. Heine; Deutschland-class battleship)
Schlesien (Captain F. Behncke; Deutschland-class battleship)
Schleswig-Holstein (Captain Barrentrapp; Deutschland-class battleship)
Hessen (Captain R. Bartels; Braunschweig-class battleship; 1904; four 11.1 inch (282 mm) guns, 13,200 tons)

Third Battle Squadron (III. Geschwader)

König (Flagship of Rear Admiral Paul Behncke; Captain Brüninghaus; König-class battleship; 1914; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 25,390 tons)
Großer Kurfürst (Captain E. Goette; König-class )
Kronprinz (Captain C. Feldt; König-class )
Markgraf (Captain Seiferling; König-class )
Kaiser (Flagship of Rear Admiral Nordmann; Captain F. von Kayserlink; Kaiser-class battleship; 1912; ten 12 inch (300 mm) guns, 24,330 tons)
Kaiserin (Captain Sievers; Kaiser-class battleship)
Prinz Regent Luitpold (Captain K. Heuser; Kaiser-class battleship)