During the fight only a few salvoes were exchanged.
She engaged enemy battlecruisers from 19.00-19.15 achieving hits with her fifth and sixth salvoes.
The two flotillas clashed intermittently thereafter, exchanging gunfire and salvoes of torpedoes.
The tubes could be fired individually, simultaneously, or in two salvoes of 15 and 18.
It was also felt that four twin turrets allowed for a better field of fire and a more effective sequence of salvoes.
The range and deflection was good and salvoes varied from one to four.
The destroyer also fired three salvoes of two torpedoes each.
On the north side of the airfield at 60-foot intervals they were fired vertically upwards by a rocket in salvoes of nine or more.
