Sinking of the RMS Queen Mary

(FICTIONAL!)
It was the night of May 18th, 1943, and the RMS Queen Mary was enroute from Southampton to Cherbourg, travelling through the English Channel. Suddenly, without warning, two torpedoes fired by a German U-boat struck the majestic ocean liner. The ship began to list heavily to one side and it soon became clear that she was in grave danger. Chaos and panic ensued as passengers and crew scrambled to evacuate the ship.
The crew worked tirelessly to launch the lifeboats and assist the passengers, but the situation was growing more desperate by the minute. Many lifeboats were successfully launched, but others were damaged or overturned in the confusion. The captain was forced to make the difficult decision to order the abandon ship procedure.
As the crew and passengers abandoned the ship, the RMS Queen Mary continued to list further and further to one side. The ship's engines had been disabled by the torpedoes, making it impossible for her to maintain stability. It took about 30 to 60 minutes for the ship to finally founder and sink to the bottom of the English Channel, taking many passengers and crew members down with her.
In the end, approximately 600 people were able to survive the sinking of the RMS Queen Mary, but many others were lost at sea. The tragedy of the sinking shocked the world and served as a stark reminder of the dangers of war and the devastating consequences it can bring. The incident would be remembered for years to come as a testament to the courage and resilience of those who survived and those who perished.
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Credits: RMS Queen Mary by [O] Golden.

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There are some parts of the video that freeze for a few seconds. I don't know if that was the ship or OBS acting up. I'm sorry for the poor quality.

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Probably both

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