Everything about Edwyn Alexander-sinclair totally explained
Sir
Edwyn Sinclair Alexander-Sinclair MVO GCB of
Freswick in
Caithness, Scotland (1865 in Malta - 13 November 1945) was
British admiral, who is known for leading a squadron of
light cruisers in the
Baltic to support independence of
Estonia and
Latvia in
1918
He was invested as a Knight Grand Cross,
Order of the Bath (GCB) and as a Member of the
Royal Victorian Order (MVO).
He was in command of the Sixth Light
Cruiser Squadron at the
Battle of Heligoland Bight (1914) on
HMS Cardiff and commanded the First Light Cruiser Squadron at the
Battle of Jutland (1916) where his ship
Galatea was prominent.
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