Nelson's crushing victory over the French created a myth so powerful it still influences today's Navy. But in the First World War at Jutland, the greatest sea battle of all time, the myth became a millstone. The Navy discovered it had forgotten the real lessons of Nelson's victory and nearly 6,000 British sailors died
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andrew Lambert | Writer | ||
| Charles Colville | Director |