The presence of the enemy was first indicated by a wireless message from H.M.S. " Galatea," stating that two cruisers, probably hostile, were in sight bearing E.S.E. " Galatea's " position at that time, i.e., 2.25 p.m., being 56.48 N., 5.21 E. The vessels reported By " Galatea " eventually proved to be enemy T.B.Ds. and were chased by her. The first shots of the battle were fired at 14:28 when HMS Galatea and Phaeton of the British 1st Light Cruiser Squadron opened on the German torpedo boats, which withdrew toward their approaching light cruisers. At 14:36, the Germans scored the first hit of the battle when SMS Elbing, of Rear-Admiral Friedrich Boedicker's Scouting Group II, hit her British counterpart Galatea at extreme range.
http://www.jutlandcrewlists.org/galatea
Created by: , Trevor321
Born 1896
Royal Navy 16762 Royal Marine Light Infantry: Portsmouth Division
Born 1893
Royal Navy A 4684 Seaman Royal Naval Reserve - HMS Galatea
Born 1885
Royal Navy 212967 Leading Seaman HMS GALATEA
Born 1892
Royal Navy M2551 Leading Carpenter's Crew HMS Galatea
Born 1886
Royal Navy 14020 Royal Marine Light Infantry: Portsmouth Division
Born 1879
Royal Navy Commander
Royal Navy Vice-Admiral
Born 1884
Royal Navy 208450 Leading Signalman HMS GALATEA
Born 1875
Died 1939
Royal Navy Signal Lieutenant
Royal Navy Signal Boatswain HMS Galatea
Born 1866
Royal Navy 168474 Officer's Chief Steward HMS Galatea
Born 1898
Royal Navy J27329 Ordinary Seaman HMS Galatea
Born 1895
Died 1984
Royal Navy M8053 Leading Carpenter's Crew HMS Galatea
Royal Navy M8053 Joiner 3c HMS Galatea
Royal Navy M8053 Carpenter's Crew HMS Galatea