Three weeks later, the German war hero Weddigen—now operating "U-9" off Aberdeen—torpedoed and sank , another British cruiser that was not zig-zagging in hostile waters. Weddigen was killed in March 1915 during a German raid in the Pentland Firth when his submarine——was intentionally rammed by the battleship . The remaining "Cressy" class ships were dispersed from the British Isles. The remnants of the 7th Cruiser Squadron was reconstituted the following year as part of the Grand Fleet, which contained many better armoured and more modern ships than "Bacchantes" but in 1916 the 7th was disbanded again. It did not see service at the Battle of Jutland.