G39 came alongside and took Hipper and his staff aboard, in order to transfer him to one of the other battlecruisers.[47] At 19:55, Scheer decided to conduct another 16-point turn to launch an attack on the British fleet.[48] This maneuver again put Scheer in a dangerous position; Jellicoe had turned his fleet south and again crossed Scheer's "T."[49] A third 16-point turn followed, which was covered by a charge by Hipper's mauled battlecruisers[50]—though as he was in the process of transferring from Lützow to G39, command of the squadron had temporarily fallen to Captain Hartog aboard Derfflinger.[51] Hipper remarked,