German Forces
1st Scouting Group (I. Aufklärungsgruppe) battle cruisers: KAdm Franz Hipper
- SMS Seydlitz (flagship): KptzS Moritz von Egidy
- SMS Derfflinger: KptzS Ludwig von Reuter
- SMS Moltke: KptzS Magnus von Levetzow(GE)
- SMS Blücher: FKpt Alexander Erdmann
2nd Scouting Group (II. Aufklärungsgruppe) light cruisers: KAdm Georg Hebbinghaus
- SMS Graudenz (flagship): FKpt Theodor Püllen
- SMS Stralsund: FKpt Viktor Harder
- SMS Rostock: KptzS Johannes Hartog
- SMS Kolberg: FKpt Wilhelm Widenmann(GE)
5th Torpedo-Boat Flotilla (V. Torpedoboots Flottille)
- SMS G12: KKpt Bernd von dem Knesebeck
9th Half-Flotilla (9. halbflottille): KptLt Hoffert
- SMS V1: KptLt Hoffert;
- SMS V4:
- SMS V5: KptLt Wolf von Eichorn
10th Half-Flotilla (10. halbflottille): KKpt Oskar Heinecke
- SMS G11: KKpt Heinecke
- SMS G9:
- SMS G7:
- SMS G8:
- SMS V2:
8th Torpedo-Boat Flotilla (VIII. Torpedoboots Flottille)
- SMS S178: KKpt Hundertmarck
15th Half-Flotilla (15. halbflottille): KKpt Georg Weißenborn
- SMS V181: KKpt Weißenborn
- SMS V182
- SMS V185: KptLt Claussen
18th Half-Flotilla (18. halbflottille): KptLt Werner Tilleßen
- SMS V30: KptLt Tilleßen;
- SMS S33: OLtzS Hartmut Buddecke
- SMS S34:
- SMS V29: KptLt Erich Steinbrinck
- SMS S35:
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