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Hello everyone and welcome to History of the Great War Revisited, Episode 9,

The Anglo-German Naval Arms Race Part 9, Planning for War.

While most of this series has focused on the political and technological changes

that would occur on both sides of the North Sea in the decade before the First World War.

This episode is going to step back, a little bit at least, and cover what the British and the

Germans actually expected their fleets and their navies to do in a war against each other.

Understanding this topic is critical to understanding the navies and the ships that were being built,

because what they planned to do fed back into ship design and the desire to build certain types of ships.

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