How Annapolis kept Jutland inside naval education

A complete set of Jutland ship models held at Annapolis illustrates the battle's institutional afterlife. The models allow the engagement to be reconstructed as a naval wargame rather than studied only through maps and prose. Part of the set was used at a Greenwich maritime conference. A later clarification distinguishes an official service and staff-college training resource from privately owned club models. The example shows how physical teaching tools can preserve one battle as a recurring framework for professional military education.