Okay, thank you both. I just wanted to make sure I was getting my info right.
Thanks again, :-)
john
@wittmann:
I think(not a WW1 historian) the Imperial Navy mutinied in 1918
Yes, in the last days or weeks of the war, the German Navy’s high command contemplated sending out the fleet against the Royal Navy (whose size advantage was very large at that point) so that it could go down in battle honourably after having spent much of the war sitting safely at anchor. German sailors got wind of this plan and mutinited, since they did not take kindly to the idea of their lives being thrown away in a lost cause for the sole purpose of saving face.