I'm having a hard time finding a definitive number of vessels sunk. Also, how many still rest at the bottom? Have any been risen?
I'm having a hard time finding a definitive number of vessels sunk.
The British Royal Navy:
The Battlecruisers HMS Queen Mary, Indefatigable, and Invincible
The Armored Cruisers HMS Warrior, Defence, and Black Prince
The Destroyers Tipperary, Ardent, Fortune, Shark, Turbulent, Sparrowhawk, Nomad, and Nestor
The German Empire's High Seas Fleet:
The Battlecruiser SMS Lutzow
The Battleship (pre-dreadnought) SMS Pommern
The Light Cruisers SMS Frauenlob, Elbing, Rostock, and Wiesbaden
the Destroyers SMS V48, S35, V27, V4, and V29
Attested to by numerous sources, for ease of access the Wikipedia article
Also, how many still rest at the bottom? Have any been risen?
All ships lost at Jutland remain somewhere at the bottom. They all have varying degrees of evidence pointing towards commercial salvaging, some have been untouched, and some seem to have lost a lot to private divers.
As far as I'm aware, all British ships have been found, having been added to a 1986 Protection of Military Remains act in 2006. German ships...I'm not entirely sure if they have all been found. As far as my information has told me, the Pommern, Lutzow, Frauenlob, and Wiesbaden have definitely been identified. The other cruisers, and the destroyers, I'm not sure at all if we know where they are.