Some people took their little dogs with them. I think if the dog was small & easily controlled, it could go in the lifeboat. If he or she would take up space where a human could occupy, or if they were too big to control, then they weren't allowed. The last thing you needed was a large dog jumping around in the boat or otherwise contributing to the chaos. John Jacob Astor's dog was an Airdale, I believe, so she wasn't a lap dog, which is why she stayed on the Titanic with him.
I have a small dog. Best believe I’d stuff him in my clothes and look pregnant. Actually, one of the dogs, a Pomeranian I think, did survive because a lady did just that. Another lady left her toy poodle in her room and closed the fucking door...
saafiiiraa I mean you say free but we do technically still pay for healthcare only everyone chips in instead of other countries where you have to pay out your backside for fairly minor treatment
@@kravez16 Yeah, technically the British healthcare system is subpar to the Danish, but the principles are the same. I never have to worry about paying medical bills regardless of my income. That's freeing to say the least.
One of the most heartbreaking stories of the disaster is when Alice Cleaver was working as a nurse maid for the Allison family. Supposedly the mother was getting hysterical and Alice panicked because the family wasn't getting ready to leave, so she picked up the baby she was caring for and took him to a lifeboat. The mother, not realising her baby was safe, refused to leave the ship while she searched for him, and perished along with her children. So sad.
3 things I cry abt every time: 1. The nurse (Violet Jessep) 2. The lady holding her Great Dane (Ann Elizabeth Isham) 3. The couple that refused to part (Isidor and Ida Straus) Man I'm not an emotional person but these crack me
@@my2moneypits No, she couldn't. That is the point. When there is not enough space in the lifeboats for all the human passengers, what makes you think the crew would allow her to bring her Great Dane onto a lifeboat?
All the passengers could have been saved if 1. The titanic had all the 65 life boats instead of the meagre 20 it carried. 2. All life boats took the maximum number of passengers which is 65, instead the first life boat carried only 28 Passengers. 3. The captain and the crew of the titanic hadn't ignored the 6 warnings from other nearby ships of impending icebergs area.
The intention at the time was that with the sea lanes being crowded and busy as they were, a stricken ship could be intercepted by a rescuer in enough time for the lifeboats of both ships to be used to ferry endangered passengers and crew to the rescue ships. That's why she was said to have more lifeboats than necessary for her day. She simply foundered too quickly and in too isolated a position for that to happen, and it woke up liner owners that changes to distress doctrine were sorely needed.
@@tamarass1834 no that wasn’t the reason fully, they were going fast because the sky that night looked clear but there was something called a cold water mirage, this makes it so you only see things till they are right in front of you, so in titanic eyes they see for miles ahead so they sped up so it was to get there faster but it looked like nothing was ahead
@@Nugget_man7269 people that were survivors litterly said 1st ship felt rlly stiff witch means its all just to get money not acually quality 2nd there was fire that has weakened the front of boat and 3rd they were going too fast cux they wanned to end up in news not as just unsinkable ship but fastest too
Fun Fact : there was a story written 14 years before the titanic sank called the Wreck Of The Titan and the same events happened in the story kind of like a prediction
Yeah, I heard about that one as well. At the time(1898)it was a fictional tale about a luxury cruise liner called The Titan, that hit an iceberg in the North Atlantic & sank, it was called "Unsinkable", thousands of people perished due to lack of emergency safety boats & was also headed from Great Britain to New York!! That's Insane!!
My Grandpa watched the Titanic leave the harbor and started yelling , “That ships gonna sink!! .... That ships gonna sink!!” He was escorted from the movie theater and isn’t allowed back.
i've been reading through these comments while the video played about three times (lol), and i've noticed an abnormal amount of comments saying that the captain is at fault for the sinking because he ignored the ice warnings. he, in fact, did not do this. the titanic had been traveling south west for nearly the entirety of its time crossing the atlantic, but captain smith acknowledged these ice warnings by setting the course of the ship westward, rather than continuing further southwest, where the ice warnings had been reported. by doing so, he set the ship on a straight course for the infamous iceberg that would ultimately cause the catastrophe. said iceberg had been forming for nearly as long as the time it took to build titanic. the iceberg most likely broke off of a larger originating ice block somewhere around greenland (i believe, don't hold me to that). it would have followed the labrador current for those two years, which would help the iceberg grow larger and larger. the labrador current is extremely cold (obviously lol) and the wind/air added a strong protective layer over the iceberg. due to this, the gulf stream wouldn't've been able to destroy the iceberg in enough time to stop its collision with titanic. (it would've taken, i'm guessing, about ten days to deteriorate it enough for the crash to have not ended so detrimentally) going back to the two years it took to build titanic, the rivets they used on the section of the bow that the iceberg hit were scientifically proven to be weaker iron as opposed to stronger steel rivets. it was proven that the steel rivets gave under significantly higher pressure than the iron rivets. this, too, most likely played a role in the hundreds of lives that were lost. accordingly, due to the speed titanic was moving at, and the order than was given to stop as the ship turned quickly to port, this probably led to titanic hitting the iceberg even quicker than it might've if there hadn't been an order to hastily stop as opposed to gradually lowering the speed (again, educated guesswork!) it might've spared more time for more lifeboats to be deployed and more (thought not all) lives saved. now, the fact that there were not enough lifeboats for everyone aboard titanic was not entirely because it was thought that "too many" would clutter the deck, but because the lifeboats were thought to have to be used to transport passengers from a sinking ship to a "rescue" ship, therefore, lifeboats could hypothetically be used for several trips to and from the sinking ship to save most if not all of the passengers. obviously, this was not the case for titanic, as the closest responding ship was four hours away. (the amount of lifeboats on titanic were 16, 20 if you count collapsible ones, could only accomodate 1178 people at maximum, if every lifeboat had been filled to capacity. with the amount of people who were passengers on titanic, 51 lifeboats filled to max capacity would've been able to save every passenger and crew member.) as for the argument of "if the californian had responded to the s.o.s. call, there would have been significantly less casualties", there is some truth. many people put blame on the californian for not responding (plus a number of honestly ridiculous conspiracy theories with little - no evidence) to titanic's distress signal, which cause hundreds of lives to be lost. ironically, the californian had stopped for the night, in fear of hitting the very iceberg titanic had collided with. around 22:50, the captain of the californian entered the bridge, and instructed the radio operator to send a message to titanic letting the ship know that the californian was stopped for the night due to ice. when the californian's radio operator ended his shift to go to bed, he forgot to turn on the automatic warning system which would've alerted him of any distress signals the californian might have received. around 5:30am, the radio operator sent out an "all stations answer" call, to which the frankfurt reported that the titanic had sunk. at about 8:30 that morning, the californian arrived at the scene, where they met the carpathia. the captain of the californian offered to take some of the survivors aboard and head for new york immediately, but the carpathia's captain denied the offer and hastily set off for the united states. the californian stayed in the area and searched for any remaining survivors, but did not find any. i believe the californian itself would sink about two and a half years later during the first world war. while guesswork leads researchers to believe that the californian could've saved many more passengers than the few amount of deployed lifeboats, we will never really know if that could've been an outcome. i'd also like to add that to everyone who thinks that the titanic is really the olympic, and the olympic is really the titanic, which goes hand in hand with the idea that the titanic was sunk on purpose, the motive for this could've easily been true, but there is proof that the ship at the bottom of the atlantic, is indeed the titanic. it's a believable theory and a mediocre feat to pull the switch off, but the fact that the sister ships may have seemed identical didn't mean they weren't quite easily told apart. not even just structurally, but everything in the olympic had been marked with a number (400), and everything on the titanic had been marked a different number (401). and while, yes, the men in the crows nest had requested binoculars and had been denied, this was simply because the owner of the key to the locker which held the binoculars was not on the ship (that is too sum it up because this is already long enough and i've been typing for far too long, but essentially, the key to the locker was not. on. the. ship. no one said "you don't need binoculars you little shit. we want to ship to sink!" i mean, i hope no one implied that.) adding on to that, something known as the mirage effect, which is pretty much an optical phenomenon that causes light rays to make objects appear displaced, was occurring on a moonless night. without binoculars, and in the pitch black night, it's no wonder that the iceberg wasn't spotted until barely a minute before collision. therefore, i think it's unfair, for lack of a better word, to try and find some one or thing to solely place the blame of the disaster upon. a detrimental chain of events led to the sinking and the hundreds of deaths. no one person, event, or thing caused this, therefore the blame cannot be placed upon one person, event, or thing. it's been almost 110 years, and people are still trying to find someone at fault. pulitzer really thought he ate that "no casualties" article up, too 💀
I love this comment, facts and details. Well done! Everytime there is a disaster people try to find someone to blame, it is normal and that's why 110 years later this is one of the most discussed events in history. It is fascinating to say the least and heartbreaking at the same time.
Husa IMO I felt I was the only person who had this insight was it a robbery and all her ship wrecks it’s too good to be true that she only survived all ship 🚢 wreck did anyone get a sum of her income and lifestyle?
That woman who died cause she refused to not go back for her dog & was found later floating in the water with her arms frozen around her dog…. That punched me in the soul. I can totally grasp that. They died as they lived. True team mates, true family & together 🥺🥺
Fun Fact: The large death toll wasnt necessarily the fault of the low number of life boats. The number was still above code. But the real fault lies in the nearby ship, the Californian. They were less than 10 miles away and turned off their radio, which was against the maritime code at the time. Many of the passengers that gave their account of the Titanic sinking said that they saw the Californian. Had the Californian kept their radio on and responded, the life boats on the titanic would have been more than sufficient to transport all the passengers to the Californian.
Just because the Titanic's life boats were up to code does not mean they were good. The code was that a ship over 10k tons needed to have atleast 16 boats, which the Titanic filled having 16 boats. Titanic, however, was 46k tons. I agree with you over the Californian part however.
maybe the alcohol dispersed the blood throughout his body (normally the blood rushes to vital organs in extreme cold), so he was able to last a bit longer. Especially if he found something to float on...
Mon Jiller wow. I can tell you have no heart. You are so rude like shut up dude. Dogs are equal to humans, actually they are better than humans and dogs can save people’s lives so I would shut up if I were you.
forever0042000 I would. I love my dogs Sm so don’t assume what I would do. My dogs are my biggest supporters and my best friends so I would so shut up :)
@@sdfsdf23232dsfsdf It wasn’t a secret that they were looking for the Titanic. The secret was the nuclear submarines the navy contracted them to search for; they got to search for the Titanic with the extra time they had after locating the submarines.
Nope. Winslet was too old to play Rose. Because she didn't look or carry herself like a young teen, her efforts at delivering juvenile dialog only served to make the character look brain damaged. DiCaprio got by with playing a young lad because he's baby-faced and built like a skinny girl. The pair of them made for a ridiculous couple.
I always thought something very similar to Rose and Jacks story HAD to have happened on the real Titanic. I love that the movie is about two lovers. It’s such a different way to look at the tragedy.
Sadly they made up the two characters instead of using some real people. There were 13 honeymooning couples on the ship. One couple was Catherine and Michael Bourke. Catherine got into a boat, and when she realised her husband wasn’t allowed on the boat she got out and said if Michael wasn’t allowed she would stay with him.
@isabe11 Such a different way to look at the tragedy you say..!! Let me tell you, i went out with a lady= and her daughter and her friends went too see leonardo Dicaprio in the movie 20 times .. So one day The Daughter says too me do you know the ship sinks at the End of the movie..!
Imagine such a big structure sinking like that. It's insane how large ships are. The size of my whole street. Not to mention how scary it is the the water can contain it and hundreds of thousands like it and still have room.
madison it’s not really correct, it was not an accident at all. Robert Ballard specifically wanted to find the wreck. He was only able to get the funding/equipment because of the Navy mission. They told him if he finished the mission early he could use the boats and submersibles etc to look for the titanic. This video made it seem like an accident.
@@cookieaddictions it was an accident, while searching for navy stuff from the wars he accidentally came across it, there is an entire video on it. This is just my point. They said they would let him use the stuff to FURTHER explore the wreck
3 dogs survived, one dog was a black newfoundland that was supposedly 1st officer William McMaster Murdoch's. it was spotted that it led a lifeboat to the Carpathia when it arrived. but this story might be untrue. the dogs that survived were 2 pomeranians and 1 Pekingese.
To OP. Condolences are given *immediately after the deaths* who the heck gives them over a century later when countless of people have passed in tragic event since then? Nobody alive today even remembers those who perished. What's wrong with you??
The titanic was not a "cruise ship" it was an "ocean liner." The major difference is ocean liners were mainly used for transporting people from Point A to Point B.
Cruise ships aren't designed for transatlantic travel. The real difference. And ocean liners aren't designed to do cruises. Because of how deep the keel sits in the water
I legit cried when I heard about the woman who didn’t wanted leave her dog, idk y but animal tragedies hits me hard while human tragedies just questions me
Eru sadly even if I wanted to, I wouldn’t be able to survive bc of my health conditions, my health condition is really bad so, not a good idea for me to go live in the wild.
Well, Titanic was an oceal liner, but except for Queen Mary 2, the new ships, like from Royal Caribbean or even Cunard, are cruise ships. Ocean liners are far better built than cruise ships.
@@wendigo7123 You should never go on a cruise ship, as they have inferior built quality, inferior strength for the hull and higher center of gravity. Imagine Costa Concordia ...
@OTKUGO They can be whoever they want to be. Yes, that guy is a man. Born a man. Has a penis. It's a dude. If he wants to be a woman then by all means let him be a dress like one, act like one, be one. Until facts and studies are out that it's completely a mental illness, we can't judge. Love and peace my man
I broke down knowing that woman stayed to die with her dog in her arms. I'm sure many of us, who love our pets unconditionally, would do the same. Our pets are our best friends and our family. Losing that love isn't something that can be replaced. 😔 May she rest in peace with her pooch.
Iceberg: Kills humans Humans: creates global warming Humans: rightback at ya buckaroo Edit: Global warming turns Iceberg to flood and says no u to humans
Actually Isidor and Ida Straus died togther in there bed because she refused to get on a boat and leave him. They were first class passengers and very devoted to one another!!
When I heard the very end of this video, it sparked a memory from 4th grade when the teacher explained to us after reading about the ship, that some people did not believe she sunk and that they believed that Titanic was still sailing westbound to New York.
Darryl Buttriss I am allergic to stuff so my toe and finger tips well idk how to say they tingle? and I have tactile problems so socks and other stuff are a no go 🙅♀️
I can't believe how far I had to scroll to find this comment. I swear, we're on the path to living in Idiocracy. Ballard "accidentally" found the Titanic?????? FFS.
That's because it takes a special kind of arrogance to proclaim any ship "unsinkable." And that same kind of arrogance is what breeds the cost-cutting, shortcut-taking antics that doom expensive vessels to sub-par structural standards, and shortage of lifeboats. The Titanic is possibly history's most famous example of wealthy greed, and arrogance, dooming the lives of hundreds of people.
Lol... So many ships bigger than the Titanic are now sailing everyday. Proving that with further studies and research Titanic wouldn't have had sink. She's just a victim of the lack of marine scientific progress of her time.
The official adverts for the Titanic only claimed it as "virtually" unsinkable, not unsinkable. This was not an unsubstantiated claim as due to the construction of the hull it allowed for the failure of several sealed underwater compartments and still remain afloat. The downfall of the Titanic was the excess speed in which it was travelling in a known iceberg floe and the angle in which it hit the iceberg. Had the Titanic hit the iceberg head on for example it likely would have remained afloat. Ultimately the fault lay with human error, rather than any fault in construction.
Kyle M Hamilton Even more fun fact: someone worked out that, if you take out the present-day scenes and credits (i.e. just leaving the scenes set aboard and around the Titanic), the movie runs for 2hrs 40 minutes - the estimated time it took for the Titanic to sink.
Say what you will about Captain Smith, but he was last seen exiting the bridge as it was going under water. Now that's a captain. Not like the jerkwad Schettano of the Costa Concordia who was the first one into a life boat.
I work as a Civil Engineer in Belfast and once surveyed Thompson’s dry dock and the surrounding Titanic Quarter, I was able to get into the pump house and the dock at the time which was very rare. Both are incredible pieces of engineering, it’s mind blowing and eerie being in the dock and looking up, the size is incredible. Anyone who is interested can now get into it as part of the Titanic experience, the Titanic museum itself is awesome I highly recommend you visit if you are in Belfast.
I was almost on a boat that caught fire quickly and killed nearly everyone on board and then went on another boat a year later and it started smoking haha. But I'm not the kind of person who'd never go on a boat again.
My sister saw me watching it and said “well, if it sank today, all the road men would survive in their baggy tracksuits” and I started laughing like: 😭
Based on new evidence and science, the lookouts on the crows nest were subject to conditions that rendered the horizon difficult to see and distinguish shapes and to create an optical illusion, in fact, an ocean mirage. The calmness of the water, the clear starry night created a false horizon that would have obscured the iceberg because one wouldn’t have been able to distinguish it against the false horizon. Binoculars would have been useless, and lights might have helped, but a mirage often distorts things until it’s too late. They should have slowed speed overall, or in fact, kept speed so that they would have enough thrust from the propellers (screws) to work with the rudder to enable them to turn better, rather than trying to slow down.
@Bobby Papoutsis they were behind schedule and to make money and good press they had to prove they were the fastest to travel from europe to america. So stop and relax was out of the question
Fun fact about Astor’s unborn son: he used to attend a South Florida, specifically Miami, restaurant named Gatti’s throughout the 80s before his death in the early 90s. It was my grandparents restaurant, and my grandfather was the only man he would talk to. Most of the waiters, including my father and aunts, were often yelled at by Astor. His “grumpiness” assessed by my grandfather when I started to become fascinated with the story of the Titanic, was due to people chastising him with the name “Titanic Baby” as a child into adulthood. I’ve always loved the story of the Titanic, so while this technically has to do with it in nickname only (I do feel bad for the man since he never knew his father), I like to think that’s my connection to it in some way.
@@himynameisdan9259 That was press. It’s the modern day equivalent of saying “this building is the tallest in the world!” It was just a boast, not actually tempting god (unlike what most people mindlessly believe). No one truly said God couldn’t sink the ship. If you’d do your research, the shop’s architect Thomas Andrews was a religious man. There’s no way he’d ever say that. At most, if you look at real newspapers and press, the ship was called “Practically unsinkable”. Practically. Virtually. Not completely.
The Titanic was not discovered “by accident”. He found the subs and used to the remainder of the time he had to look for the Titanic. You would never find a ship 2 miles under the water “by accident”.
It was discovered by Robert Ballard after he completed his mission on finding two sunken nuclear submarines he was given permission to look for the titanic for the remainder of the time he was given by the government.
@@MonaichFother I don’t believe the Sollis project, I think it’s all BS they would’ve either found another way to explain why they found it or come out at some point during the next 8 years until it was ACTUALLY discovered. Just the British trying to claim someone else’s discovery as per usual.
You are absolutely correct. Robert Ballard requested that any time remaining from his submarine search be allowed to search for the Titanic, he was granted this request and the rest is history.
The Titanic was absolutely not found by accident as this video states, Robert Ballard had two missions he had completed for the navy and had made an agreement that when he was finished he could use the rest of his time searching for the Titanic. He found it by changing the tactics of early search missions, instead of searching for the ship, they searched for the debris field as it would represent a much larger area to get a hit. They found one of the huge boilers with its very distinctive shape and they knew they'd found the ship, it wasn't long after that they found the two sections sitting where they'd landed. But it was not by accident at all, it was by design, that information isn't close to the truth.
If you can afford it. These day's, its much more affordable, but now, ships often don't operate by such a linear class system. You can have different rooms that can be considered different tiers or classes, but you can also have different perks that are independent from the room you have. You could have the top floor family suite on the Royal Caribbean Symphony of the seas (which now holds the world record for largest passenger liner), but only have standard perks, or have an average small room on the lower decks (which, for such a luxurious cruise ship, is still rather impressive), but also have a VIP all inclusive pass. Also, all people, regardless of perks, rooms, sex, or wealth, are given the same priority in the event of a maritime emergency. That concludes today's episode of "Dude who can't aim overthinks an obvious joke." (Also, you misspelled "always" and "choose.")
Cruises don't really have a "class system" per se. One could probably view the different decks on a cruise as "different classes" the lower decks could be viewed as third class because they're cheap, and the upper decks as first class because they're more expensive
That's stupid and selfish to die for a dog who gonna die for sure And you leaving your family in pain of loosing you for rest of their lives just for a dog She was straight a stupid and selfish women , smh
@@r6rxylty-194 Actually, I would say just imagine being buried in general. Cremation is a much more cost effective option, and also has much less greedy people. Not to mention, it is better for the environment, and also allows you to keep a much more sentimental connection with passed love ones, since you can just have an urn in the house common room, where it can be admired and honored much more. Also, if you please, you could spread the ashes into the ocean or forest, which would provide nutrients for new life to grow and feed on. Or, if you wan't, you could just send the urn out onto the calm waters resting on wreath for the funeral, like how Pepper sets one out with Tony's first arc reactor in endgame, or you could just let the urn sink, which is another alternative option. Basically, its just allows for a much more versatile funeral, that can be much more cost effective and environmentally healthy, all with the added bonus of not being a field dominated by scammers who artificially inflate the prices with extra unnecessary bonuses that make no sense, all so they can get away with overcharging vulnerable people who are in mourning, which do not have a clear enough state of mind to realize they are being exploited. Cremation and urns are just better options in just about every way possible.
“Not even God himself could sink this ship”.... whether you believe in God or not, maybe don’t jinx it like this. There’s no upside here, only potentially clowning yourself when things go poorly
Peter Evans ..Here you go again. Are you fatuous or something? Leave people alone and before you even come at people for believing in god, let them have FAITH in what they want. It’s not about believing.. it’s about having FAITH.
One of my family back then a young man of 21 perished on that ship. He was a chef and was a lovely young man. I have a photo a copy of him. My great aunt who knew him had some stories to tell and the family were devestated. She died 6 years ago in her nineties.
here’s a fun titanic related coincidence. in third grade my class had a titanic themed tea party where we all dressed up and played different people on board the ship. I got a first class lady named Margaret Brown (you can look her up). A couple years later my family decided to go to a titanic themed walkthrough kinda like a museum. i got a character card and was hoping to get my same person but i knew the chances were very low. it wasn’t until i got to a little explanation thing abt her hanging on the wall in the museum and i went oh that’s the one i got in third grade. i look down to realize that i was that same person on my character card. crazy coincidence
You mean the famous Molly Brown (although she was actually called Maggie). You should watch a movie called the Unsinkable Molly Brown. The character features in virtually every movie or TV series made about the Titanic.
@@davesampson158 Everyone in the country is why the country is in turmoil? No shit. I'd rather call politicians out for their lies than ignore it because it'll "cause turmoil".
This is the only correct answer here.. they thought they so strong and can do anything in their power.. then God said.. we will have to see.. if they didn’t say anything about God but instead prayed and asked Gods protection.. they would be alive.
y’know i have always wanted to go on a cruise until i remind myself of this story. i also always go on ferry boats until i watched those episodes on Grey’s Anatomy lol (iykyk)
I was close to crying more than once while watching this. To think that people, young and old, furthermore animals lost there lives and essentially had no way of getting off the ship without the odds being against them for surviving. It truly brought tingles to my very being. Rest In Peace to all the lives lost on that day.
It's been 109 years today (depending on which side of the I.D.L. you're on) since Titanic fatefully struck the iceberg that inevitably and so tragically sent Titanic and 1496 lives (most recent figure) along with her to the bottom of the Atlantic .. But even still, we don't forget them. We will never ever forget them. In fact, every year I read and learn even more about Titanic and the lives of those who sailed in her - both the victims and those who survived. And their stories never fail to fascinate me. A few years ago I learned the amazing story of one Arthur John Priest from Southampton, who was one of the 176 stokers on board - otherwise known as Firemen - and of whom only 44 of them actually survived Titanic. Most of them were ordered up on deck soon after the ship struck the iceberg as the boiler rooms quickly became flooded with icy sea - water, and some of these were just as quickly set to manning the lifeboats (according to the British Inquiry testimony of Frederick William Barratt). Arthur John Priest was wet from swimming across a flooded boiler room, and, dressed only in lightweight shorts and a sleeveless cotton shirt, which was the attire suited to the incredibly hot conditions for shoveling coal into blazing furnaces, the immediate drop in temperature once topside was such a shock so he quickly set to rowing his lifeboat (there's conflicting reports as to which lifeboat, but it was either #15 or #17) and he rowed as hard as he could in order to keep warm until he was finally too cold and too exhausted to continue to row. At this point a kind woman in the lifeboat gave him her fur coat to keep him warm, but he still suffered from frostbite. But I was absolutely astonished to learn that this man, Arthur John Priest, had shortly thereafter also survived the sinking of Titanic's second sister ship HMHS BRITANNIC, which had been commissioned by the British Navy and was converted to a hospital ship in WWI. She'd either struck a German sea-mine in the Mediterranean off the Greek Isle of Kea, or she was torpedoed - costing the lives of 30 men and women when two of her fully loaded lifeboats were sucked into the still-spinning propellers, killing them horribly. Some of the survivor's stories are horrific! AND Arthur John Priest had ALSO survived the collision with Titanic's first sister ship, HMS Olympic, when it struck the HMS Hawk - PLUS HE SURVIVED 3 OTHER SINKINGS (!!!) including that of the 'HMS Donegal', with ALL of these tragedies resulting in large losses of life! Priest became known as 'the unsinkable stoker', but many other sailors refused to sail with him, considering his presence on a ship to be "bad luck". He died in Southampton on dry land at the relatively young age of 49 from a particularly bad case of pneumonia, as did many 'black gangers', due to damage caused to the lungs from many years of breathing in coal dust, which was an occupational hazard for stokers and trimmers. The only other person known to have been aboard at the time of all three Olympic Class Liners when these same tragedies occurred was Stewardess & then Nurse, Violet Jessop, and her own harrowing stories of survival of all three are well worth reading every last word also! And only one other man, Archie Jewell, was on board three of the same ships as Arthur John Priest was at the same time when they sank, being RMS Titanic, followed by HMHS Britannic, and finally the HMS Donegal when it was torpedoed in the English Channel during WWI - but unlike Priest, unfortunately he did not manage to survive the sinking of the Donegal and is thought to have gone down with the ship. Every year there are more and more tragic yet fascinating tales that come to light about Titanic and the lives of those who sailed on her - and I will never cease to be drawn in and mesmerised and utterly fascinated by them all! So yes - on this, the 109th anniversary, we DO remember them. In fact, in hundreds of years to come - they will still be remembered! Rest in Peace the souls of all of who sailed on - both the victims and those who survived alike - because at the end of the day they were ALL victims of the tragedy in varying ways and degrees. And they are all in God's care now.
@@mrdemon723 Why would you like your own comment? And btw a question should be followed by a question mark. Stay in school - you might actually learn something and one day even escape your mother's basement .. but I highly doubt it.
That nurse was the unsinkable one, not the ships
Damn right
Maybe that woman needed to stay away from those ships and disaster could have been averted, seems she is the curse!?!?!
@@kwjones49 facts
no she is bad luck stay away from her
They were right about the RMS Olympic being unsinkable because it never sank it was scrapped after the great depression in 1935
Every time I hear about that nurse ... Im like wtf lady stay away from water
😂😂😂 👍👍👍
she went on to serve as a nurse and stewardess on different ships until she retired
Probably every floating thing she ever touched went down to Davy Jones’ locker. Including her inner tubes!
Wouldn’t even trust her with a gravy boat......
@@mmmbilly 😂😂😂 Honestly. That was a good one btw.
The fact that the nurse went on a THIRD ship after the first two is crazy...
the fact she wasn't scarred from the first one is amazing honestly
She didn't.. The titanic was actually the second ship.. She went on to board another I believe within the very same year!!
She shoulda married that guy that got struck by lightning like 7 times
My thoughts exactly 🤯
She survived the Olympic sliding next to the Hawke, then the Titanic, the Britannic crashing with a torpedo
i dont blame anyone for leaving the ship without their dog but major respect to the woman who stayed with her dog until the end, it breaks my heart
@Laís Guedes Dobermans float
@@thiscocks it would probably freeze to death though
I wish they could take their fur babies on boat :(
Some people took their little dogs with them. I think if the dog was small & easily controlled, it could go in the lifeboat. If he or she would take up space where a human could occupy, or if they were too big to control, then they weren't allowed. The last thing you needed was a large dog jumping around in the boat or otherwise contributing to the chaos. John Jacob Astor's dog was an Airdale, I believe, so she wasn't a lap dog, which is why she stayed on the Titanic with him.
Fuck the muts I would've been gone ✌
The lady who died with her arms around her dog had a heart of gold for not leaving her dog 😔❤️
Hope you learned your lesson
Seyter Sinep ????
She might webt to heaven. A prostitute fed a thirsty dog water out of mercy and she wqs granted heaven
- Muslim guy
Yeah and nobody else on the ship had no heart.
Who the hell is reading this awnser coward
what r u comparing to?
The lady in the water frozen with her arms around her dog, yeah that would’ve been me
Crystal L.
Me too, even with my cats ❤
I'd definitely die holding my fur babies wrapped in love to the end
I have a small dog. Best believe I’d stuff him in my clothes and look pregnant. Actually, one of the dogs, a Pomeranian I think, did survive because a lady did just that. Another lady left her toy poodle in her room and closed the fucking door...
@ur mom 🤣🤣🤣
Me too 💙💙
@@heather2356lol, I have cats, and I know for a fact they would leave my ass for safety, be real person lol
That part about Leo, Kate, and James paying that woman's medical bills was wholesome
Kolton james Couture that was the one fact I didn’t already know 🤣🤣
Nah, that was housing as Britain has free healthcare.
saafiiiraa I mean you say free but we do technically still pay for healthcare only everyone chips in instead of other countries where you have to pay out your backside for fairly minor treatment
@@kravez16 Yeah, technically the British healthcare system is subpar to the Danish, but the principles are the same. I never have to worry about paying medical bills regardless of my income. That's freeing to say the least.
One of the most heartbreaking stories of the disaster is when Alice Cleaver was working as a nurse maid for the Allison family. Supposedly the mother was getting hysterical and Alice panicked because the family wasn't getting ready to leave, so she picked up the baby she was caring for and took him to a lifeboat. The mother, not realising her baby was safe, refused to leave the ship while she searched for him, and perished along with her children. So sad.
Well, the lady should of alerted the family.
@@ableone8956 you think they had cell phones or something?
My name is Allison but this is super sad
@@WhyIsMyNameRaw😂
@@ableone8956have
3 things I cry abt every time:
1. The nurse (Violet Jessep)
2. The lady holding her Great Dane (Ann Elizabeth Isham)
3. The couple that refused to part (Isidor and Ida Straus)
Man I'm not an emotional person but these crack me
Same but not the nurse for me bc she survived, I think of her more as a rlly lucky human being
@@25bananas true but i still cry idk why
I’m not weak and these didn’t do anything to me.
I would leave my dog , I'm not that stupid to die for a dog who is about to die
lily elkareh
3 things I cry about every time:
1. Human ignorance.
2. Human ignorance.
3. Human ignorance.
Ergo your myopic view is a prime example.
first class lady dying with her dog, what a legend.
A legend in Darwinism
Could've just brought the dog with her on a boat 🤷♂️
@@my2moneypits No, she couldn't. That is the point. When there is not enough space in the lifeboats for all the human passengers, what makes you think the crew would allow her to bring her Great Dane onto a lifeboat?
I Am Fernando You could fit another person instead of that Great Dane it’s not a lap dog.
That's crazy....sorry but that Dane would of been down and out.....😯
That lady’s dog must have meant the world to her 😢
The world: Global warming, coronavirus, illegal poaching, plastic harming the ocean
Me: I think I got an idea of the bond between them
...
Hell yeah like a child 4real that's hit me the most
XMGX Can we talk about the good things
I’m not crying, you’re crying 😢
@@Chris-ey6rn I'll cry with ya Shiiiiit
All the passengers could have been saved if
1. The titanic had all the 65 life boats instead of the meagre 20 it carried.
2. All life boats took the maximum number of passengers which is 65, instead the first life boat carried only 28 Passengers.
3. The captain and the crew of the titanic hadn't ignored the 6 warnings from other nearby ships of impending icebergs area.
The intention at the time was that with the sea lanes being crowded and busy as they were, a stricken ship could be intercepted by a rescuer in enough time for the lifeboats of both ships to be used to ferry endangered passengers and crew to the rescue ships. That's why she was said to have more lifeboats than necessary for her day. She simply foundered too quickly and in too isolated a position for that to happen, and it woke up liner owners that changes to distress doctrine were sorely needed.
They wouldn’t of had time, they didn’t release all 20 lifeboats they already had
Also they were going too fast wanting to get fast in new york so that they end up in news
@@tamarass1834 no that wasn’t the reason fully, they were going fast because the sky that night looked clear but there was something called a cold water mirage, this makes it so you only see things till they are right in front of you, so in titanic eyes they see for miles ahead so they sped up so it was to get there faster but it looked like nothing was ahead
@@Nugget_man7269 people that were survivors litterly said 1st ship felt rlly stiff witch means its all just to get money not acually quality 2nd there was fire that has weakened the front of boat and 3rd they were going too fast cux they wanned to end up in news not as just unsinkable ship but fastest too
Fun Fact : there was a story written 14 years before the titanic sank called the Wreck Of The Titan and the same events happened in the story kind of like a prediction
Princess MyMy I never knew that, shits crazy
@N G no one gives a shit
Yeah, I heard about that one as well. At the time(1898)it was a fictional tale about a luxury cruise liner called The Titan, that hit an iceberg in the North Atlantic & sank, it was called "Unsinkable", thousands of people perished due to lack of emergency safety boats & was also headed from Great Britain to New York!!
That's Insane!!
The Lurchness Monster !! Yh
Josue Guzman it is
My Grandpa watched the Titanic leave the harbor and started yelling , “That ships gonna sink!! .... That ships gonna sink!!” He was escorted from the movie theater and isn’t allowed back.
T J Hahahaha
😂
😁😁😁😁👌👌👌 perfect 👌
Spit my coffee out reading that. Beautiful!
Oh man how did gramps know!
Titanic: Sinks
The lobsters in the kitchen: We like to party
Honda Civic is it weird that that I thought that aswell
All jokes aside, I'm pretty sure lobsters couldn't survive at the depth Titanic ended up resting at. So the celebration would be short lived.
Hey at least the lobsters survived 😂🤷🏻
The lobsters would probably still be dead even if the titanic didn't sink. Like why would they have LIVE lobsters in the kitchen??
opethfeldt they probably got out before it fully sank.
i've been reading through these comments while the video played about three times (lol), and i've noticed an abnormal amount of comments saying that the captain is at fault for the sinking because he ignored the ice warnings.
he, in fact, did not do this. the titanic had been traveling south west for nearly the entirety of its time crossing the atlantic, but captain smith acknowledged these ice warnings by setting the course of the ship westward, rather than continuing further southwest, where the ice warnings had been reported. by doing so, he set the ship on a straight course for the infamous iceberg that would ultimately cause the catastrophe.
said iceberg had been forming for nearly as long as the time it took to build titanic. the iceberg most likely broke off of a larger originating ice block somewhere around greenland (i believe, don't hold me to that). it would have followed the labrador current for those two years, which would help the iceberg grow larger and larger. the labrador current is extremely cold (obviously lol) and the wind/air added a strong protective layer over the iceberg. due to this, the gulf stream wouldn't've been able to destroy the iceberg in enough time to stop its collision with titanic. (it would've taken, i'm guessing, about ten days to deteriorate it enough for the crash to have not ended so detrimentally)
going back to the two years it took to build titanic, the rivets they used on the section of the bow that the iceberg hit were scientifically proven to be weaker iron as opposed to stronger steel rivets. it was proven that the steel rivets gave under significantly higher pressure than the iron rivets. this, too, most likely played a role in the hundreds of lives that were lost.
accordingly, due to the speed titanic was moving at, and the order than was given to stop as the ship turned quickly to port, this probably led to titanic hitting the iceberg even quicker than it might've if there hadn't been an order to hastily stop as opposed to gradually lowering the speed (again, educated guesswork!) it might've spared more time for more lifeboats to be deployed and more (thought not all) lives saved.
now, the fact that there were not enough lifeboats for everyone aboard titanic was not entirely because it was thought that "too many" would clutter the deck, but because the lifeboats were thought to have to be used to transport passengers from a sinking ship to a "rescue" ship, therefore, lifeboats could hypothetically be used for several trips to and from the sinking ship to save most if not all of the passengers. obviously, this was not the case for titanic, as the closest responding ship was four hours away. (the amount of lifeboats on titanic were 16, 20 if you count collapsible ones, could only accomodate 1178 people at maximum, if every lifeboat had been filled to capacity. with the amount of people who were passengers on titanic, 51 lifeboats filled to max capacity would've been able to save every passenger and crew member.)
as for the argument of "if the californian had responded to the s.o.s. call, there would have been significantly less casualties", there is some truth. many people put blame on the californian for not responding (plus a number of honestly ridiculous conspiracy theories with little - no evidence) to titanic's distress signal, which cause hundreds of lives to be lost. ironically, the californian had stopped for the night, in fear of hitting the very iceberg titanic had collided with. around 22:50, the captain of the californian entered the bridge, and instructed the radio operator to send a message to titanic letting the ship know that the californian was stopped for the night due to ice. when the californian's radio operator ended his shift to go to bed, he forgot to turn on the automatic warning system which would've alerted him of any distress signals the californian might have received. around 5:30am, the radio operator sent out an "all stations answer" call, to which the frankfurt reported that the titanic had sunk. at about 8:30 that morning, the californian arrived at the scene, where they met the carpathia. the captain of the californian offered to take some of the survivors aboard and head for new york immediately, but the carpathia's captain denied the offer and hastily set off for the united states. the californian stayed in the area and searched for any remaining survivors, but did not find any. i believe the californian itself would sink about two and a half years later during the first world war.
while guesswork leads researchers to believe that the californian could've saved many more passengers than the few amount of deployed lifeboats, we will never really know if that could've been an outcome.
i'd also like to add that to everyone who thinks that the titanic is really the olympic, and the olympic is really the titanic, which goes hand in hand with the idea that the titanic was sunk on purpose, the motive for this could've easily been true, but there is proof that the ship at the bottom of the atlantic, is indeed the titanic. it's a believable theory and a mediocre feat to pull the switch off, but the fact that the sister ships may have seemed identical didn't mean they weren't quite easily told apart. not even just structurally, but everything in the olympic had been marked with a number (400), and everything on the titanic had been marked a different number (401). and while, yes, the men in the crows nest had requested binoculars and had been denied, this was simply because the owner of the key to the locker which held the binoculars was not on the ship (that is too sum it up because this is already long enough and i've been typing for far too long, but essentially, the key to the locker was not. on. the. ship. no one said "you don't need binoculars you little shit. we want to ship to sink!" i mean, i hope no one implied that.) adding on to that, something known as the mirage effect, which is pretty much an optical phenomenon that causes light rays to make objects appear displaced, was occurring on a moonless night. without binoculars, and in the pitch black night, it's no wonder that the iceberg wasn't spotted until barely a minute before collision.
therefore, i think it's unfair, for lack of a better word, to try and find some one or thing to solely place the blame of the disaster upon. a detrimental chain of events led to the sinking and the hundreds of deaths. no one person, event, or thing caused this, therefore the blame cannot be placed upon one person, event, or thing. it's been almost 110 years, and people are still trying to find someone at fault.
pulitzer really thought he ate that "no casualties" article up, too 💀
Next time write a book!
Longest post I've ever seen.
I love this comment, facts and details. Well done! Everytime there is a disaster people try to find someone to blame, it is normal and that's why 110 years later this is one of the most discussed events in history. It is fascinating to say the least and heartbreaking at the same time.
@@antonias897 Did you notice Titan at 0:15?
i ain't reading allat
That lady is a suspect, being on all three of those ships. Hmmm
Or a curse.
Husa IMO or she just unlucky things
Husa IMO I felt I was the only person who had this insight was it a robbery and all her ship wrecks it’s too good to be true that she only survived all ship 🚢 wreck did anyone get a sum of her income and lifestyle?
Jackie Stamps that would be some psychopathic level shit if she killed all those people just for some small loot she could smuggle onto the life boats
Shes suspect alright.
Fun fact: if the iceberg wasn’t there the titanic wouldn’t have sank
Cryptic Current yeah like the iceberg said “hey let me sit and chill here” no pun intended
"Sunk." It sank (correct). It wouldn't have sunk (correct).
😵
I ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ the Titanic💕
Wow
Fun fact:
The pool of Titanic is still full.
You don't fricking say...
Lmao
Sini Vuokko after all these years... incredible
With saltwater.
OMG no way 😟😟😟😟😟
That woman who died cause she refused to not go back for her dog & was found later floating in the water with her arms frozen around her dog…. That punched me in the soul. I can totally grasp that. They died as they lived. True team mates, true family & together 🥺🥺
Little did Jack know that was the unluckiest hand in poker ever...
Paul DuVall but he got to see Rose's tits!
I changed this so none of the replies make sense ;)
LEGlTAMENTPIECE me or Todd scott
LEGlTAMENTPIECE lmao right
Todd Scott uhmmm
Moral of the story : never get on a ship that claims to be “unsinkable “ 👍
lol
lol
Or the ship in which the nurse is traveling 👀
Another one:if you get on a ship that says uNsInKaBle don’t get on it...
@@gamingwithalexander5056 isnt that what they said tho?-
People: The Titanic is unsinkable!!
Titanic: *uno reverse card*
...
my name does not matter _ That doesn’t make any sense
People:even God cant sink this
God:im sorry my children but *uno reverse card*
This cracked me up 😂😂
XxAz- GamingxX God: I’m sorry😔 Ali-a intro starts playing. 3-2-1 drop it.
so....the people are people are unsinkable?..
“Every ship is unsinkable, until it sinks”
- Michiel de Ruyter
That guy was outnumbered in almost every battle and somehow his maneuvering gave him an advantage.
Thats a pretty bad quote, I get I can see a deeper meaning but thats like saying "Everyone is unkillable, til you get shot"
@@michael120. Well not exactly , it was because the royal Charles (another ship) was told to be unsinkable, and then this was his answer
@@lucas_vbe_7658 Ah, that makes more sense in context then
I’m only watching this cause it was recommended to me
Omg same
Same
The_real Mimikyu but you don’t regret watching it.
Wait you are TH-camr
I am to
Doesn’t matter how rich you are. When it’s time to go, everyone is the same.
Tell that to soros
All are equal in death.
not really. the survival rate of the first and second class was wayyyyy higher than that of the third class
mrzazzaable what’s that?
@Blaxer What? Did you not catch the death rate statistics regarding class?
That will never happen again
because aren't anymore iceburgs
Dillon Boucher and that’s on global warming
climate change 🙁
Poor polar bears.
What are ice bergs - totally from a 3 year old and not an 13 year old
Plenty of icebergs bro.
Signed, a North Atlantic scallop fisherman.
Fun Fact: The large death toll wasnt necessarily the fault of the low number of life boats. The number was still above code. But the real fault lies in the nearby ship, the Californian. They were less than 10 miles away and turned off their radio, which was against the maritime code at the time. Many of the passengers that gave their account of the Titanic sinking said that they saw the Californian. Had the Californian kept their radio on and responded, the life boats on the titanic would have been more than sufficient to transport all the passengers to the Californian.
Just because the Titanic's life boats were up to code does not mean they were good. The code was that a ship over 10k tons needed to have atleast 16 boats, which the Titanic filled having 16 boats. Titanic, however, was 46k tons. I agree with you over the Californian part however.
What maritime code? Radio was run by the Marconi company not the steamship company….it was the end of watch for the operator.
What about the guy that drank a whole bottle of brandy becuase he thought it was the end.... he ended up surviving and swimming to a life boat
That was titanics Chief Cook Charles Joughin
maybe the alcohol dispersed the blood throughout his body (normally the blood rushes to vital organs in extreme cold), so he was able to last a bit longer. Especially if he found something to float on...
Yeah and the two lovers that couldn’t both fit on a huge plank of wood
Thats right totally forgot about this dude but he must of been wtf happened once he was sober
@@wordstodesignbyyes that's the theory, apparently he just swam with a lifesaver. The alcohol in his body saved him from freezing to death
The woman who stayed with her dog before they died, left a warm fuzzy feeling in my heart. She’s so grateful. That’s what I would do ❤️
Her heart is pure gold and diamond
Forget that. Id try to get on a boat. That dog was gonna die either way
Mon Jiller wow. I can tell you have no heart. You are so rude like shut up dude. Dogs are equal to humans, actually they are better than humans and dogs can save people’s lives so I would shut up if I were you.
forever0042000 I would. I love my dogs Sm so don’t assume what I would do. My dogs are my biggest supporters and my best friends so I would so shut up :)
@@sipstea746 that's true my husky is a dog and it saved me from a group of dogs dogs are men's best friend Mon jiller is mad
Imagine just being a lil fishy then seeing a huge ship sinking and being like: 🧐
Lol
😂
Awesome!
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm hmmmmmmmm
Fishy to his friends: “ hey guys look at my new house!”
Ship sinking
Everyone else: PANICKING
Nurse: “Another day at work”
the comment you copied is right on top of yours haha
**titanic crying**
Global warming: who hurt you?
**titanic points at the iceberg**
Global warming: ight give me a few years
stolen comment
C.I Thunder Wow! you knew that this comment isnt original! Im so proud of you!
C.I Thunder congrats! You can read
@@leomendez2626 You remind me of H3H3 trying to combat criticism.
@@devilsoutcast6559 Yes, thank you.
Imagine accidentally discovering the most famous ship in history
then you should change that to i will never get on any ship
He didn’t find it by mistake, it was a planed search.
@@SQUAREHEADSAM1912 correct. It was the plan all along and the search was conducted under a “submarine search” to ensure secrecy.
@@sdfsdf23232dsfsdf It wasn’t a secret that they were looking for the Titanic. The secret was the nuclear submarines the navy contracted them to search for; they got to search for the Titanic with the extra time they had after locating the submarines.
@@SciTrekMan yes you’re correct
Rose: has the heart of the ocean
Jack: has the eyes of the ocean
Titanic: is in the grave of the ocean
LOL
The Ocean: Ay yo Whitestar line's, I know we be homies, ya'know, mah bro, but you can't just keep your son's body sittin here in my house.
Yep. But they aren’t real people.
@@derp_2971 jack was. Inspired by a person called joseph dawson
EX͜͡cO lol no he wasn't
Comforting to know that as a middle class male I would’ve frozen to death.
20 % chance
Man. Even back then, it was about how much money one has.
once you got into the water at minus 2 centigrade you would have 4 minutes left to live
@@chriswasniowski3149 BS 😂
Not me I would have got off by force
1:39..."She was 24 when she first boarded the Titanic." How many times did she board it? lol
69 times
Shocked Chris (Pcats) oh my god
@@shockedchrispcats33 i was about to say thar ha hh
oh she just kept stepping on and off, like 'yea im on wait no im not yes i am lol'
*legend says shes still stepping on and off titanic*
@@emberart7 🤣
Still can’t believe Kate and Leo didn’t get an Oscar each for their performances!
Nope. Winslet was too old to play Rose. Because she didn't look or carry herself like a young teen, her efforts at delivering juvenile dialog only served to make the character look brain damaged. DiCaprio got by with playing a young lad because he's baby-faced and built like a skinny girl. The pair of them made for a ridiculous couple.
Believe it...
The titanic was a terrible movie
jaleel petty
What’s that?
They both hated their performances.
"His unborn child.."
shows pic of 25 year old.
Michael Dean unborn at the time of sinking...
@Brooks Boyd That wasn't a woooooosh it wasn't a joke lol
Ikr I was confused before he said the child survived
Matty Is Ginger How do u know 👀
@@sundownermgr I have the force
I always thought something very similar to Rose and Jacks story HAD to have happened on the real Titanic. I love that the movie is about two lovers. It’s such a different way to look at the tragedy.
Sadly they made up the two characters instead of using some real people. There were 13 honeymooning couples on the ship. One couple was Catherine and Michael Bourke. Catherine got into a boat, and when she realised her husband wasn’t allowed on the boat she got out and said if Michael wasn’t allowed she would stay with him.
@isabe11 Such a different way to look at the tragedy you say..!! Let me tell you, i went out with a lady= and her daughter and her friends went too see leonardo Dicaprio in the movie 20 times .. So one day The Daughter says too me do you know the ship sinks at the End of the movie..!
Imagine such a big structure sinking like that. It's insane how large ships are. The size of my whole street. Not to mention how scary it is the the water can contain it and hundreds of thousands like it and still have room.
The nurse when the 3rd ship collided with the British warship, “oh no not again”
Olympic was the first ship and the collision with Hawke happened before Titanic.
Aw shit here we go again
if you research her, she went on to work on cruise ships
Can u imagine accidentally finding the titanic when no one had known where it was oof
madison it’s not really correct, it was not an accident at all. Robert Ballard specifically wanted to find the wreck. He was only able to get the funding/equipment because of the Navy mission. They told him if he finished the mission early he could use the boats and submersibles etc to look for the titanic. This video made it seem like an accident.
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cookieaddictions thank u, idk wtf this guy is talking abt by “accident”, Ballard had a obsession with finding the titanic
cookieaddictions ohhhhhh I see well either way I bet he still freaked out upon finding it
@@cookieaddictions it was an accident, while searching for navy stuff from the wars he accidentally came across it, there is an entire video on it. This is just my point. They said they would let him use the stuff to FURTHER explore the wreck
My great, great aunt Hazel Fanner was one of the survivors on the Titanic. RIP to all lives lost. 💚🙏🕊
R.I.P. to those who passed away. R.I.P. to the lovely pets.
3 dogs survived, one dog was a black newfoundland that was supposedly 1st officer William McMaster Murdoch's. it was spotted that it led a lifeboat to the Carpathia when it arrived. but this story might be untrue. the dogs that survived were 2 pomeranians and 1 Pekingese.
@@randomcontent1018 Thanks for the facts!
No
To OP. Condolences are given *immediately after the deaths* who the heck gives them over a century later when countless of people have passed in tragic event since then? Nobody alive today even remembers those who perished. What's wrong with you??
@@paulallen8109 typical vaush subscriber
The titanic was not a "cruise ship" it was an "ocean liner." The major difference is ocean liners were mainly used for transporting people from Point A to Point B.
so what does a cruise ship do
CoCoGaming kinda in the name, it’s used for cruises yk?
Okay, yeah, I knew someone else would have pointed this out XD
Cruise ships aren't designed for transatlantic travel. The real difference. And ocean liners aren't designed to do cruises. Because of how deep the keel sits in the water
@@cowen1831 usually transports people from point A back to point A
I legit cried when I heard about the woman who didn’t wanted leave her dog, idk y but animal tragedies hits me hard while human tragedies just questions me
I will never understand that. People are FAR more valuable than animals.
MR RANDOM animals r way better than humans so 🤷🏻♀️
@@FailedBirthday go life in the wild then
Eru sadly even if I wanted to, I wouldn’t be able to survive bc of my health conditions, my health condition is really bad so, not a good idea for me to go live in the wild.
I’m literally the same way, I don’t really understand but something about animal abuse or tragedies just really hit me
These aren't cruise ships, they are ocean liners
Well, Titanic was an oceal liner, but except for Queen Mary 2, the new ships, like from Royal Caribbean or even Cunard, are cruise ships. Ocean liners are far better built than cruise ships.
Then imma never go on a ocean liner.
@@wendigo7123 You should never go on a cruise ship, as they have inferior built quality, inferior strength for the hull and higher center of gravity. Imagine Costa Concordia ...
@@legioner9 mk imma never go on anything that goes on the ocean.
@@wendigo7123 😂
Don't blame the iceberg, it was just chilling.
OMG!...that was too funny!👏
Badump ba
tjh408 you use light mode on TH-cam?
😂😭😝👌
😂😂😂😂
2019
Staff: "women and children first!"
Staff: "sorry sir, only women and children"
Guy: "it's MA'AM"
I here support everything this man says and does
😂😂😂😂
It's not funny
@OTKUGO They can be whoever they want to be. Yes, that guy is a man. Born a man. Has a penis. It's a dude. If he wants to be a woman then by all means let him be a dress like one, act like one, be one. Until facts and studies are out that it's completely a mental illness, we can't judge. Love and peace my man
lazo marsh he’s a democrat
“Titanic is the unsinkable ship!”
**Titanic sinks at his first trip killing 1500 people**
Irony
Titanic sinks on her first trip killing 1500 people. Get your grammar right dogface.
Phillip LeBlanc wouldnt the ship be an “it” rather than a “she” since the boat isn’t a living thing and cant really have a gender? lol
That’s what happens when you challenge GOD!😂
uh - I’m pretty sure all boats are associated with the pronoun she, so it can be she and it as well
I broke down knowing that woman stayed to die with her dog in her arms. I'm sure many of us, who love our pets unconditionally, would do the same. Our pets are our best friends and our family. Losing that love isn't something that can be replaced. 😔 May she rest in peace with her pooch.
I am saving myself hell with a damn dog
@@TitanicExpert1 xD fair enough
Iceberg: Kills humans
Humans: creates global warming
Humans: rightback at ya buckaroo
Edit: Global warming turns Iceberg to flood and says no u to humans
Lol this deserves to have more views 😂😂😂
icebergs: flooding the cities
humans: dead or suffering
iceberg: payback 2 bitches
then if you melt iceberg then it will flooded some places so its payback😂
Lol
@@potentpotionssubliminals1122 🤣🤣🤣
there was a mom with 2 kids when it was sinking and she told her kids to go to sleep and they're going to wake up in heaven🥺🥺
Dat scene made me cry🙁
The kids would have woken up when the water touched them.
@@isag1238 omg why?
Gwgw Arapoglou the water is ice cold
@@Mpelladaki88 the water was freezing. Ice water touching the body would cause minor shock ( a sharp inhale).. they would have woken up😩 only to die.
1 first class woman died, because she refused to leave her dog.
No first class women died because they refused to leave their husbands. 🤷🏼♂️
Actually Isidor and Ida Straus died togther in there bed because she refused to get on a boat and leave him. They were first class passengers and very devoted to one another!!
Jennifer Post what a tragic, and lovely story.
Thank you.
SpecialK Go out with a bang *wink*
A silly remark and in very poor taste: minimal research would've revealed the example of Mrs Isidor Straus (Thornton testimony).
Hey that's why theirs so many single men still 😀 . Women don't change
When I heard the very end of this video, it sparked a memory from 4th grade when the teacher explained to us after reading about the ship, that some people did not believe she sunk and that they believed that Titanic was still sailing westbound to New York.
Oh Gosh brought me to tears when they mentioned the lady and her dog.
Moral of the story never get on a ship with that nurse.
Who else is watching this without wearing socks?
Edit: I don't own any socks.
& now my feet r cold
T - 800 me
i have peripheral neuropathy in my feet and my feet feel like they are being strangled when i wear socks.
OHH YEAH BABY!!
Darryl Buttriss I am allergic to stuff so my toe and finger tips well idk how to say they tingle? and I have tactile problems so socks and other stuff are a no go 🙅♀️
Ballard didn’t find it by “accident”. He was specifically looking for it.
I can't believe how far I had to scroll to find this comment. I swear, we're on the path to living in Idiocracy. Ballard "accidentally" found the Titanic?????? FFS.
True, just goes to show, can't believe everything you hear.
Pretty much every ship called "unsinkable" has been sunk
That's because it takes a special kind of arrogance to proclaim any ship "unsinkable." And that same kind of arrogance is what breeds the cost-cutting, shortcut-taking antics that doom expensive vessels to sub-par structural standards, and shortage of lifeboats. The Titanic is possibly history's most famous example of wealthy greed, and arrogance, dooming the lives of hundreds of people.
Lol... So many ships bigger than the Titanic are now sailing everyday. Proving that with further studies and research Titanic wouldn't have had sink. She's just a victim of the lack of marine scientific progress of her time.
@@jandreid1056 Wait... no ship is unsinkable, nature or human stupidity will always find a way!
@@MShrader211 or carelessness and lack of vigilance...
The official adverts for the Titanic only claimed it as "virtually" unsinkable, not unsinkable. This was not an unsubstantiated claim as due to the construction of the hull it allowed for the failure of several sealed underwater compartments and still remain afloat. The downfall of the Titanic was the excess speed in which it was travelling in a known iceberg floe and the angle in which it hit the iceberg. Had the Titanic hit the iceberg head on for example it likely would have remained afloat. Ultimately the fault lay with human error, rather than any fault in construction.
The creator of The Titanic: "The ship is unsinkable"
Captain: "Please don't jinx it"
Titanic: jinx
Peter Evans yes there is it’s like jinx your out
Peter Evans It's just a joke calm down
Damn Peter Evans gotta ruin childhood beliefs, let people believe what they want to😒
Peter Evans It was just a joke. People can’t make jokes?
@Peter Evans OK
BOmMEr
*fun fact : the movie is longer then it took the ship to sink* 🤯
Kyle M Hamilton Even more fun fact: someone worked out that, if you take out the present-day scenes and credits (i.e. just leaving the scenes set aboard and around the Titanic), the movie runs for 2hrs 40 minutes - the estimated time it took for the Titanic to sink.
pszczolka80 I was about to sat that! Lol😆
"Than it took" not "then it took"
Haha you want it to be a 5min movie?
@@fransjohn25 titanic didn’t sink in 5mins it took about 2 hours movie is about 4 hours
Say what you will about Captain Smith, but he was last seen exiting the bridge as it was going under water. Now that's a captain. Not like the jerkwad Schettano of the Costa Concordia who was the first one into a life boat.
He must have felt SO alone when she sank..poor sooul
He was the one who made the decision to keep speeding through an ice field. Taking it more slowly could have avoided the collision in the first place.
@@Ælfgifu-1 no he didn’t, he actually changed corse when he got the ice warnings
@@cattanic494 Changed course, yes. But, didn't reduce speed.
I work as a Civil Engineer in Belfast and once surveyed Thompson’s dry dock and the surrounding Titanic Quarter, I was able to get into the pump house and the dock at the time which was very rare. Both are incredible pieces of engineering, it’s mind blowing and eerie being in the dock and looking up, the size is incredible. Anyone who is interested can now get into it as part of the Titanic experience, the Titanic museum itself is awesome I highly recommend you visit if you are in Belfast.
The fact some of the survivors went on other ships after being on the Titanic is insane. I'd never go near a ship again!
I'd never go near the ocean again.
Well they had to , I mean they were saved by another ship.
I was almost on a boat that caught fire quickly and killed nearly everyone on board and then went on another boat a year later and it started smoking haha. But I'm not the kind of person who'd never go on a boat again.
It was the most common way to travel across the oceans then they didn’t have much choice.
People: This ship will never sink!
Iceberg: I’m about to end this whole mans career
Reputation*
*man's hole
He guy who designed it said “not even God can sink it” and guess what He did
Ashar Muhammad ha
@@centripetal25 *man's whole
My sister saw me watching it and said “well, if it sank today, all the road men would survive in their baggy tracksuits” and I started laughing like: 😭
LOOL ffssss
So basically if they put headlights on the sonavabitch none of this would have ever happened.
Haha basically yeah 😂🤣😂🤣
It’s a gigantic white iceberg in the middle of the night. Even in the black distance I’d assume you can see a giant white object
Based on new evidence and science, the lookouts on the crows nest were subject to conditions that rendered the horizon difficult to see and distinguish shapes and to create an optical illusion, in fact, an ocean mirage.
The calmness of the water, the clear starry night created a false horizon that would have obscured the iceberg because one wouldn’t have been able to distinguish it against the false horizon.
Binoculars would have been useless, and lights might have helped, but a mirage often distorts things until it’s too late. They should have slowed speed overall, or in fact, kept speed so that they would have enough thrust from the propellers (screws) to work with the rudder to enable them to turn better, rather than trying to slow down.
@Bobby Papoutsis they were behind schedule and to make money and good press they had to prove they were the fastest to travel from europe to america. So stop and relax was out of the question
Maindrian Pace, people were more biblical back then. A reasoning that plaques us to this day
RIP to all of the doggy’s that were lost ❤️
B E C A U S E G A N G Imagine how many animals are being killed unnecessarily every day for meat consumption!!!
@@SurfergirlKH dude i can't with vegetarians
People? No we dont feel bad for our OWN KIND. oh my god poor poor doggies
Yᴏᴜʀ Lᴏᴠᴇʟʏ Dᴇᴍᴏɴ I do, it was awful... what are you talking about?
@@becausegang7266 Idc about the humans
Fun fact about Astor’s unborn son: he used to attend a South Florida, specifically Miami, restaurant named Gatti’s throughout the 80s before his death in the early 90s. It was my grandparents restaurant, and my grandfather was the only man he would talk to. Most of the waiters, including my father and aunts, were often yelled at by Astor. His “grumpiness” assessed by my grandfather when I started to become fascinated with the story of the Titanic, was due to people chastising him with the name “Titanic Baby” as a child into adulthood.
I’ve always loved the story of the Titanic, so while this technically has to do with it in nickname only (I do feel bad for the man since he never knew his father), I like to think that’s my connection to it in some way.
I still this it’s crazy that people said “Not even God Himself could sink this ship”
and God was like 😐 s’cuse me? Fine, watch this
God: What'd you say? Hold my beer!
Nobody ever truest said that, only in the movies.
@@alan_decker it was in newspapers and stuff look it up
@@himynameisdan9259 That was press. It’s the modern day equivalent of saying “this building is the tallest in the world!” It was just a boast, not actually tempting god (unlike what most people mindlessly believe). No one truly said God couldn’t sink the ship. If you’d do your research, the shop’s architect Thomas Andrews was a religious man. There’s no way he’d ever say that. At most, if you look at real newspapers and press, the ship was called “Practically unsinkable”. Practically. Virtually. Not completely.
The Titanic was not discovered “by accident”. He found the subs and used to the remainder of the time he had to look for the Titanic. You would never find a ship 2 miles under the water “by accident”.
SOLLIS PROJECT, Who really found the Titanic? The British, search for it.
It was discovered by Robert Ballard after he completed his mission on finding two sunken nuclear submarines he was given permission to look for the titanic for the remainder of the time he was given by the government.
@@gavinrivington4918 Using GPS co-ords supplied by the British? We won't know until 2027. Did you look at the Paul Lee pages?
@@MonaichFother I don’t believe the Sollis project, I think it’s all BS they would’ve either found another way to explain why they found it or come out at some point during the next 8 years until it was ACTUALLY discovered. Just the British trying to claim someone else’s discovery as per usual.
You are absolutely correct. Robert Ballard requested that any time remaining from his submarine search be allowed to search for the Titanic, he was granted this request and the rest is history.
Wow, never get sick of hearing about Titanic
same
who else is laying in bed with their socks off
Lol who lays in bed with their socks *on* ??
People you cant trust!
Here!
Aha
How did you know?
The Titanic was absolutely not found by accident as this video states, Robert Ballard had two missions he had completed for the navy and had made an agreement that when he was finished he could use the rest of his time searching for the Titanic. He found it by changing the tactics of early search missions, instead of searching for the ship, they searched for the debris field as it would represent a much larger area to get a hit. They found one of the huge boilers with its very distinctive shape and they knew they'd found the ship, it wasn't long after that they found the two sections sitting where they'd landed. But it was not by accident at all, it was by design, that information isn't close to the truth.
Note to self: When going on a cruise alway chose 'first class'
TH-cam lol
If you can afford it. These day's, its much more affordable, but now, ships often don't operate by such a linear class system. You can have different rooms that can be considered different tiers or classes, but you can also have different perks that are independent from the room you have. You could have the top floor family suite on the Royal Caribbean Symphony of the seas (which now holds the world record for largest passenger liner), but only have standard perks, or have an average small room on the lower decks (which, for such a luxurious cruise ship, is still rather impressive), but also have a VIP all inclusive pass. Also, all people, regardless of perks, rooms, sex, or wealth, are given the same priority in the event of a maritime emergency. That concludes today's episode of "Dude who can't aim overthinks an obvious joke."
(Also, you misspelled "always" and "choose.")
Titanic was an ocean liner which was used for other reasons than a cruise
Cruises don't really have a "class system" per se. One could probably view the different decks on a cruise as "different classes" the lower decks could be viewed as third class because they're cheap, and the upper decks as first class because they're more expensive
That’s not the point rlly
Imagine if the Titanic sank in 2020...
"Women and Children first!"
Every man: "I CLASSIFY AS A WOMEN"
😂😂😂
"Sir! you are not allowed on the lifeboat!"
"It is ma'am!"
Or if you identify as a fish, then you won’t drown 😂
Jaden Rodriguez well I identify as Apache helo so I can fly back to shore
And the feminists stay quiet about not been treated fairly 🤣
The lady with her dog broke my heart😭😭 My dog means the world to me, I couldn’t imagine leaving her to die alone.
Same
Me too, same with my cat 🥺😭❤️
Same id rather freeze to death than see my dog left in frozen water alone
same here!
That's stupid and selfish to die for a dog who gonna die for sure
And you leaving your family in pain of loosing you for rest of their lives just for a dog
She was straight a stupid and selfish women , smh
Such a lucky / unlucly nurse. And the lady with the dog, oh my broken heart. That's just too sad 💔😢
Imagine walking into your local graveyard and seeing a R.M.S titanic grave
Phi 6 no Imagine being buried at your local grave yard think of that !
@@r6rxylty-194 Actually, I would say just imagine being buried in general. Cremation is a much more cost effective option, and also has much less greedy people. Not to mention, it is better for the environment, and also allows you to keep a much more sentimental connection with passed love ones, since you can just have an urn in the house common room, where it can be admired and honored much more. Also, if you please, you could spread the ashes into the ocean or forest, which would provide nutrients for new life to grow and feed on. Or, if you wan't, you could just send the urn out onto the calm waters resting on wreath for the funeral, like how Pepper sets one out with Tony's first arc reactor in endgame, or you could just let the urn sink, which is another alternative option. Basically, its just allows for a much more versatile funeral, that can be much more cost effective and environmentally healthy, all with the added bonus of not being a field dominated by scammers who artificially inflate the prices with extra unnecessary bonuses that make no sense, all so they can get away with overcharging vulnerable people who are in mourning, which do not have a clear enough state of mind to realize they are being exploited. Cremation and urns are just better options in just about every way possible.
i live in Nova Scotia and there are graveyards dedicated for them here
Why did the people even go on the titanic, didnt they watch the movie
Some random kiddo with no friends i-
I- uhm anyways
This is probably why you have no friends
@@magnoliatree123 sorry for upsetting you and your 2 subscribers
Some random kiddo with no friends Not upset at all, I sympathize for you
“Not even God himself could sink this ship”.... whether you believe in God or not, maybe don’t jinx it like this. There’s no upside here, only potentially clowning yourself when things go poorly
Teena Sexton god would never destroy a ship that killed thousands of innocent people just to prove some atheist wrong
@Peter Evans bruh
Nubless I believe in Karma. That’s probably what happened there.
Peter Evans ..Here you go again. Are you fatuous or something? Leave people alone and before you even come at people for believing in god, let them have FAITH in what they want. It’s not about believing.. it’s about having FAITH.
@@nubless7530 but God can do it because of a reason or maybe Satan or cruelty
Every Titanic video is trending right now
Anybody else feel old as all hell when the narrator said "in 1990's money"?
Gaelic Warrior I mean as of yesterday 1990 was thirty years ago
Not me
“Sighted in the water with her arms frozen around her dog”. Omfg I’m sobbing I’m such a baby. Can’t imagine having to leave my best friend behind man.
One of my family back then a young man of 21 perished on that ship. He was a chef and was a lovely young man. I have a photo a copy of him. My great aunt who knew him had some stories to tell and the family were devestated. She died 6 years ago in her nineties.
:c.
Why a copy amd not the original may i ask.
here’s a fun titanic related coincidence. in third grade my class had a titanic themed tea party where we all dressed up and played different people on board the ship. I got a first class lady named Margaret Brown (you can look her up). A couple years later my family decided to go to a titanic themed walkthrough kinda like a museum. i got a character card and was hoping to get my same person but i knew the chances were very low. it wasn’t until i got to a little explanation thing abt her hanging on the wall in the museum and i went oh that’s the one i got in third grade. i look down to realize that i was that same person on my character card. crazy coincidence
You mean the famous Molly Brown (although she was actually called Maggie). You should watch a movie called the Unsinkable Molly Brown. The character features in virtually every movie or TV series made about the Titanic.
Maybe you were her in your past life 💥
"Turns out, fake news has been around for 100 years"
**shows trump**
Trump just likes the term “fake news”. Ironically it describes him quite well.
@@alleghanyonce You and nearly everyone in our country is why our country is in turmoil. Stfu and show some respect.
@@davesampson158 Everyone in the country is why the country is in turmoil? No shit.
I'd rather call politicians out for their lies than ignore it because it'll "cause turmoil".
Dude, DON’T make this shit political, how stupid
He’s about that old anyways. Ha!
"God himself could not sink this ship!"
reply from God..."hold my beer"
Hold my holy water
After God heard that line, he rolled his eyes and a giant iceberg appeared in the ocean and waited.
In the end, a PIECE OF ICE sunk it.... Literally, the most ironic thing ever.
This is the only correct answer here.. they thought they so strong and can do anything in their power.. then God said.. we will have to see.. if they didn’t say anything about God but instead prayed and asked Gods protection.. they would be alive.
Victoria boyko
Honestly, I believe the conspiracy theory...
That’s a beautiful story of the dog respect to that lady. Rip Doggie
y’know i have always wanted to go on a cruise until i remind myself of this story. i also always go on ferry boats until i watched those episodes on Grey’s Anatomy lol (iykyk)
I would not be getting in my car with that nurse in the passenger seat.
Reid Harrington-Blythe she has blood on her hands, it cannot be cleansed
me after watching this: well now i’m sad
also me: ok i’ll gonna watch the 101 facts in the recommended now
it’s 3am send help
I feel you
SAME
duolingo bird kills non bilingual bitches 2:30 here and I’m not stopping anytime soon RIP tomororw
The Iceberg: I killed them all, not just the men, but the women, and children to.
JJ Aster: 😕
Also the iceberg when meeting the titanic: hello there
Julian Gainey nope politics killed them ! Truth
Star wars
Hahaha love it 😆😆
btw, correction, neither the titanic nor the queen mary were cruise ships, they were ocean liners
I was close to crying more than once while watching this. To think that people, young and old, furthermore animals lost there lives and essentially had no way of getting off the ship without the odds being against them for surviving. It truly brought tingles to my very being. Rest In Peace to all the lives lost on that day.
Crying kore, eh? I hate it when that happens! I could cry tears all day long, but kore? No sir, not me.
kore!!!!!!
Did you hear? There might be a Titanic 2! It’s due to set sail in a few years
Should be fine since we’ve melted all our icebergs
There are still icebergs.
Karen L that was a joke because of “global warming”
@@jsan3676 not as dramatic as you think.
Wdym part 2
Karen L r/swooosh
Me: who cares about these facts
*finds out woman decided to die alongside her dog instead of being saved*
Me:😥😢😭😭😭😭😭
Todays women would throw in their kids to save themselves, lol
🖕that 🐕
Dave Brown 😂😂😂
I know I know!!!😭😭😭
@@alexdoe5121 I'm pretty sure they wouldn't do that lol
It's been 109 years today (depending on which side of the I.D.L. you're on) since Titanic fatefully struck the iceberg that inevitably and so tragically sent Titanic and 1496 lives (most recent figure) along with her to the bottom of the Atlantic .. But even still, we don't forget them. We will never ever forget them.
In fact, every year I read and learn even more about Titanic and the lives of those who sailed in her - both the victims and those who survived. And their stories never fail to fascinate me.
A few years ago I learned the amazing story of one Arthur John Priest from Southampton, who was one of the 176 stokers on board - otherwise known as Firemen - and of whom only 44 of them actually survived Titanic. Most of them were ordered up on deck soon after the ship struck the iceberg as the boiler rooms quickly became flooded with icy sea - water, and some of these were just as quickly set to manning the lifeboats (according to the British Inquiry testimony of Frederick William Barratt). Arthur John Priest was wet from swimming across a flooded boiler room, and, dressed only in lightweight shorts and a sleeveless cotton shirt, which was the attire suited to the incredibly hot conditions for shoveling coal into blazing furnaces, the immediate drop in temperature once topside was such a shock so he quickly set to rowing his lifeboat (there's conflicting reports as to which lifeboat, but it was either #15 or #17) and he rowed as hard as he could in order to keep warm until he was finally too cold and too exhausted to continue to row. At this point a kind woman in the lifeboat gave him her fur coat to keep him warm, but he still suffered from frostbite.
But I was absolutely astonished to learn that this man, Arthur John Priest, had shortly thereafter also survived the sinking of Titanic's second sister ship HMHS BRITANNIC, which had been commissioned by the British Navy and was converted to a hospital ship in WWI. She'd either struck a German sea-mine in the Mediterranean off the Greek Isle of Kea, or she was torpedoed - costing the lives of 30 men and women when two of her fully loaded lifeboats were sucked into the still-spinning propellers, killing them horribly. Some of the survivor's stories are horrific!
AND Arthur John Priest had ALSO survived the collision with Titanic's first sister ship, HMS Olympic, when it struck the HMS Hawk - PLUS HE SURVIVED 3 OTHER SINKINGS (!!!) including that of the 'HMS Donegal', with ALL of these tragedies resulting in large losses of life!
Priest became known as 'the unsinkable stoker', but many other sailors refused to sail with him, considering his presence on a ship to be "bad luck". He died in Southampton on dry land at the relatively young age of 49 from a particularly bad case of pneumonia, as did many 'black gangers', due to damage caused to the lungs from many years of breathing in coal dust, which was an occupational hazard for stokers and trimmers.
The only other person known to have been aboard at the time of all three Olympic Class Liners when these same tragedies occurred was Stewardess & then Nurse, Violet Jessop, and her own harrowing stories of survival of all three are well worth reading every last word also!
And only one other man, Archie Jewell, was on board three of the same ships as Arthur John Priest was at the same time when they sank, being RMS Titanic, followed by HMHS Britannic, and finally the HMS Donegal when it was torpedoed in the English Channel during WWI - but unlike Priest, unfortunately he did not manage to survive the sinking of the Donegal and is thought to have gone down with the ship.
Every year there are more and more tragic yet fascinating tales that come to light about Titanic and the lives of those who sailed on her - and I will never cease to be drawn in and mesmerised and utterly fascinated by them all!
So yes - on this, the 109th anniversary, we DO remember them. In fact, in hundreds of years to come - they will still be remembered!
Rest in Peace the souls of all of who sailed on - both the victims and those who survived alike - because at the end of the day they were ALL victims of the tragedy in varying ways and degrees. And they are all in God's care now.
Why waste your time doing that
@@mrdemon723
Why would you like your own comment? And btw a question should be followed by a question mark.
Stay in school - you might actually learn something and one day even escape your mother's basement .. but I highly doubt it.
I never read these long books that people write. Too boring and lengthy.cut em short!