Turn was very bad move. First bulkhead is called collision bulkhead. Bow is wrecked, ship losing first compartment but still floating. Trying to avoid collision they hit iceberg at angle. Five compartments were ripped and flooded. Also bolts quality was too low. If proper parts were use (better steel for construction) it could stand an impact and still stay able to finish its voyage.
@@hvnterblack It wasn't ice that sank it, it was fire. They were constructing the Titanic and there was a fire that was burning for 3 weeks until someone realized but never repaired it.
@@realdakrith there was chain of accidents. Coal bunker fire weakened construction. Rivets quality was chosen 2nd, cheaper. 1st probably would stand impact. Changing officer just before sail away and no key to locker with binoculars, also observers were told to look for growlers (small pieces of iceberg, hard to spot, usually little bit bellow surface. growler could do hole in hull), instead looking for full iceberg, so they spoted problem too late. Avoiding maneuver was very bad decision, instead of losing 1st compartment and destroyed bow-Titanic hit obstacle at angle and 5 compartments were flooded. Theoreticly it was designed to stay on surface after lost of 5 compartments, but deck E wasnt secured by bulkhead. Water slowly flooded 6th compartment above bulkheads. That made ship lost its buoyancy. Who knows if one link of that damn chain would be broken, what would happen? Probably Titanic wouldn't sink.
Schweitzer I can understand that an Italian ship captain could fall off his ship into a lifeboat -but falling out of the lifeboat into a taxi takes some explaining !!!
@@CrystalLight000 44 years after the Titanic sank, the Captain of the Ill fated SS Andrea Doria,remained with her until he knew that all passengers were off,then and only then did Piero Calami leave the stricken Andrea Doria
WTF nurse was on all 3 ships when they sank! And she lived everytime WTF why isnt there a movie or some shit about her thats crazy or its shady as well
They weren’t scrapped alongside each other though. They were alongside each other, there are pictures but that was a few days before the scrapping would actually start. Olympic’s would be in Jarrow, England and the Mauretania’s being in Rosyth, Scotland.
I wish they could have dry docked the Olympic somewhere and kept her til the modern day. It would be so amazing to see and explore an Olympic class liner.
imagine one day, shoveling coal with minimum pay, die, then 90 years later some sad teenage girls give you love notes thinking you are Leonardo DiCapri-sun Joseph Dawson: excuse me what the heck
@@Ravioli_-vd4wb poor jack, people think is jack DAWSON from Titanic, but he isn't. Before going to a grave GET INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEAD MAN!!. (Sory 4 bad English)
So, jokes aside, can we just talk about how eerie and downright strange it is that all three sister ships had some sort of tragic accident relatively close to each other? I mean, Titanic and Britannic both sunk from pretty similar problems and had disastrous consequences. And Olympic didn’t sink, but she still was a bringer of death with the sinking of two smaller vessels. Perhaps it was simply bad luck, and being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or white star line error, but what are the chances that out of all the ships of that time that could’ve had catastrophic voyages, the ones that did, happened to be the three that were built together and were sister ships? It’s kind of mind-boggling to be honest
J.P. Morgan made the call to have the Titanic sunk once all his financial opponents (the richest in the world at the time) accepted his invitation to ride on the new luxury hotel of the time. The ones he invited were all traveling to New York to oppose his plan to create the federal reserves. Last second, he cancelled his ticket. Whatever the movies make out to be, none of his rich frenemies survived. No more competition for J.P. Naughty boy. So yes, unfortunately, there IS something super fishy about it all, no pun intended. There are just some things the public aren’t meant to know in this evil world.
gladitsnotme Violet Jessop even said that she saw floating heads in the water, dripping with blood. She had to cling onto a detached arm to stay above the surface as well.
@@bossbolyfamilyreview Why not, god dammit? Mary Magdalene and the rest of the damn saints. What if I fucking want to swear, for shit's sake? Jeezis christ.... John, Peter, Paul, and the rest of the god damn disciples... Gadd damnit
Titanic: "I accidentally struck an iceberg and sank." Brittanic: "I accidentally struck a mine and sank." Olympic: "Amateurs! I *Intentionally* strike things and don't sink!"
If the Titanic Was a human *HELP IM DROWNING* If the Britanic was a human *HELP I HAVE BEEN SHOT and IM DROWNING* If the Olympic was a human *IMMA RAM THIS U-BOAT*
Titanic and Britannic: both built better than Olympic Titanic: Hits and iceberg and sinks Britannic: Hits a mine and sinks Olympic: *_Allow me to show you how to ram a U-Boat in half_*
Autually the front of the titanic was the strongest on the hull so if it too rammed the iceberg, it would have won. But captain smith turned the boat in panic
The sister ships can have atleast 4 of their compartments flooded but not more than 4. That's what happened with Titanic, the iceberg punctured 5 compartments. The sinking of Brittanic was a mystery for a long time since there was only one compartment flooded, but because of the big whole causes by the underwater mine, that's why the flooding sank the ship
It wasn't just that, don't forget the Olympic also got rammed sideways and survived. The main issue that led to the massive flooding in the Titanic was a fire that was already burning before it hit, weakening the steel. The biggest mistake made during the sinking itself was ordering full reverse, the impact crushed the already weakened hole and tore it, but backing off shredded the rivets out of the weakened and now damaged hull.
If the Titanic had hit the iceberg head on at that speed it still probably wouldn't have survived unless it could have limped it's way to port, but it would 100% not have sank nearly as quickly.
Yeah, Stupidly enough Britannic’s wreck wasn’t as badly Damaged by 100 years under the sea as Titanic, this is mostly in due part to where she sank, in the much warmer and more hospitable Mediterranean, heck, some speculate that if she could be refloated and fixed up, she could potentially run just as good now as she did back then, and unlike Titanic, she didn’t break in 2 Along the Aft, She’s just on her side with her Bow Crumpled from when it Hit the Seabed while sinking.
Olympic: the first good movie. Titanic: the bad sequel. Britannic:the better live action movie but still doesn’t cut it Ok I have went though the comments and I want to get something clear. It not talking about Titanic(1997). Take it as a joke not a clear movie reference. And anyone that thought that r/whooosh
Something sad about Titanic is that it's original maiden voyage was 20th march but because Olympic collided with Hawk in 1911, and lost a propeller blade on 24th February 1912 parts from Titanic were used to fix Olympic, this delayed Titanic's maiden voyage from 20th march to April 10th, had she gone on her maiden voyage on the original date she may not have hit the iceberg and sunk
@@justina249 Agreed. The Olympic had received the lion's share of publicity the year before. I don't thing it can be said that the Titanic was exactly ignored, but it didn't generate nearly as much press until it sank and caught everybody up short. After all, to many people it was to be almost the same ship as the Olympic, just made a little fancier.
The Britannic is rumored to originally be named the Gigantic. just like in Greek mythology, the Titans (Titanic) and the Giants (Gigantic) were destroyed, leaving only the Olympians (Olympic)
@@okdude28 is that some dumb slang or something? they didn't blow her up, she was scrapped as in taken apart, dismantled, some of her interior is at the white swan hotel in England
Iceberg: "I'm gonna end this ship's whole career." Underwater Mine: "I'm gonna end this ship's whole career." HMS Hawke: "I'm gonna end this ship's whole care-" U-Boat: "I'm gonna end thi-" Nantucket: "I'm gon-" Demolition Team: "I'M GONNA END THIS SHIP'S WHOLE CAREER! ... Whew, it actually worked this time."
Titanic: *sinks because of an iceberg* Britannic: *sinks because of a sea mine* Olympic: *TO SHOW YOU THE POWER OF FLEXTAPE, I SAWWED THIS BOAT IN HALF!* Edit: We did it. We hit 1k likes. Thank you so much for the love and support. Edit 2: I don't think you guys understand my joke.
@Mad Max Rockatansky it's "TO SHOW YOU THE POWER OF FLEXTAPE, I SAWED THESE SHIPS IN HALF!" Because Olympic rammed big ships and not just a single small boat.
07:36 I bet Joseph Dawson would get a kick out of the fact that his grave is the most visited one and that grieving young women brought him notes and flowers because of the film.
@@US_of_A but if you read a bit about Titanic you know that at some point the Captain Smith said : Every Man for himself! Meaning he is not giving orders anymore. Not in command anymore. And that is apparently when he went to his cabin and waited for death to come.
@@bisken6547 yeah but if I saw a massive ship(bigger than the Britannic) I would take immediate action and try to get away, rather than hopelessly watch her split my boat in half
Yes for tier 10! XD Just buff up the guns to those of USS Gearing, give her the maneuverability of USS Montana, high AA, and OP reload (1 second). Who's with me?
There's an absurd amount of people who think John and Jane Doe were Roblox references. They're names that are typically used to conceal one's identity.
You really have to wonder why Violet Jessop kept getting on these ships and what her reaction was when she was on the Olympic when it got hit. I'd loved to have known her reaction to getting posted to the Brittanic as well.
@@chemicaldefender9679 no i know were it is its in north but i was amazed it was there since i am a beatles fan. and i was saying where in liverpool like if its in a museum or something.
😏One Woman served on all 3 ships ironically. She was on the Olympic when it hit another ship and was damaged...hence transferred to the Titanic. She survived THAT disaster and later during WW1 worked on the Britannic as a nurse (converted to red cross boat), but the boat hit a mine and sunk. She survived jumping overboard! After sticking to land based jobs for a few years after that she got another job on a mail ship......and had zero problems. But she is the only 👼 in heaven who can boast working on all 3 ships. May she RIP. Oh, I bet she had stories to tell.......
The titanic movie was more expensive to make than the actual titanic Titanic movie budget: 200million USD The titanic: 7.5million USD in 1912 or 174million USD today
@@ericpulu2382 Not the Nobel. It did win 4 Golden Globe awards as well as a dozen or more Academy Awards and Grammy Awards with a whole slew of Oscars handed out for it. And yes, the film grossed 1.8 billion. Its the second largest earnings by a movie of all time, only surpassed by Avatar, also made by James Cameron.
My great grandfather served on the Olympic, I've still got his discharge book with all the details in and the captains signature! Update...... I've now made a short video about his discharge book! ....RMS Olympic my great grandfathers discharge book...
Fun fact: The Britannic was originally going to be named the Gigantic, but after the Titanic disaster and due to the ship's requisitioning in WWI, it was renamed to the Britannic.
The White Star Line's management thought it would be the height of hubris to follow through with the Gigantic name. The three ships were going to be named for the three races of Greek mythology: the Titans, the Giants, and the Olympians. WS Line ships typically had adjectives ending in "ic" as names rather than nouns.
Titanic: I got scraped and now I’m sinking! Britanic: oh yeah, I got a hole blasted in my side and now IM sinking! Olympic: if you two don’t stop arguing I’ll chop both of you in half like that light ship and uboat!
*eerie silence* The two ships are too scared to make a sound Olympic apologized for getting them in shock They argue again Olympic:saws Titanic in half Britannic:*runs away and hits a mine*
@@Enzi_Meteori_902 Carpaithia: Uhh, you alright titanic- Titanic: Just run- My sister is crazy- Olympic: WHAT WAS THAT?! Titanic: (Shit) Carpathia: *Gets chopped on half* Lusitania and Empress of Ireland: *Tell me agian why they’re Famous?* Olympic: *Your next :))* Lusitania and Empress of Ireland: *Well, F*ck*
In defence of the RMS Britannic, the mine she stuck was designed to blow holds in ships with both the safety features of the Olymipic, but sporting an additional 14 inches(minimum) of steel armor. So yeah, civilian cruiser liners dont tend to stand up well to explosives meant to sink battleships.
People: * confuse Joseph Dawson to the fictional character "Jack Dawson" from the Titanic movie and leave flowers and love notes at his grave. * Joseph Dawson's spirit: STONKS
The Olympic is my absolute favorite liner of all time, largely due to her incredible career. And, if you know much about her, you know that she was truly unsinkable. I also think it's worth mentioning here that when she was being refitted after her war service, they found that she'd been hit by a torpedo below the water line. Thankfully, it had been a dud and not detonated and the damage was just an indentation and some cracking in her steel hull.
2:39 the one thing you got wrong: the fourth funnel is a “dummy funnel” It is just there for decoration and ventilation, therefore it should be smoking much less than the other funnels.
There was a woman from Spokane, Washington (pronounced "Spo-CAN"), Margaret Rice, a widow who had lost her husband 2 years before in a rail yard accident, and who was returning from Ireland with her five young sons all traveling in Steerage. They all perished.
Titanic: I sunk by iceberg! Public: *VERY INTERESTING!!* Britannic: I sunk by sea mine! Public: Interesting! Olympic: I survived the longest and got scrapped after a long career! Public: **cricket noises**
1915: Lusitania: *H A R D T O S T A R B O A R D* 1912: Titanic: HARD'A STARBOARD!! 1916: Britannic: *BEACH THE FREAKING SHIP DANG IT* Post-War: Olympic: *RAM IT!*
We are the unsinkable sisters Titanic:what how did I just sink Brittanic:no how did I just sink Olympic:guys guys guys you guys are only new to being unsinkable let me show you how it is done 24 years later:see that's how it's done
"White star line lost passengers due to the sinking and the thought of unreliability" Violet jessop "mehh survived 1 what's the worst that can happen?"
@AndyCoolGames In that case, there is plenty of tear-tearing history among warships. Stories like the Graf Spee and her captain, Hans Langsdorf, the Glowworm's, who was a british destroyer which tried to hide in her own fire smoke in a battle with the Admiral Hipper, only to ram it (Glowworm didnt make it, Hipper was in a good enough shape). If your search around you have plenty of those. And that's only WWII era, WWI should have other story of the same type.
RMF--There are many theories on why the "Titanic" strikes such a chord within us. Part of it is the sheer numbers who perished. Part is the pathos of "Nearer My God to Thee" being played by the musicians as the ship sank. Part is the alleged chivalry of "women and children first" (although Bruce Ismay certainly didn't adhere to the concept). Some of it is the desperation, knowing that help came too little, too late. Part of it is the number of books and movies (before James Cameron's epic--and expensive--film and the subsequent books and dives to the wreck) about the ship. There was a 1953 film on the sinking. Does anyone remember it? Barbara Stanwyk? Clifton Webb? Robert Wagner? Thelma Ritter? Richard Basehart? narrator Michael Rennie? Finally, part of it is that the "unsinkable" was, clearly, "sinkable."
@@onemercilessming1342 From several accounts from survivors from collapsible C Bruce Ismay helped to board several women and children into the boat and was ordered to board it too and no other people were around that lifeboat anyway so if he didnt "jump" on that lifeboat it would just be +1 more death... (I hope my english was enough to understand what I was trying to say :D)
I live and work in Belfast as a civil engineer, in the late 90s early 2000s I surveyed the entire Belfast Harbour estate and was privileged to have access to the original pump house and Thompson’s dry dock were these ships were built, being at the bottom of that dry dock looking up was absolutely incredible, the scale of it is mind blowing and the stands for the ships were still there, you could nearly hear smell and see the workers building Titanic, it was incredibly eerie. Belfast is rightly proud of Titanic and I would highly recommend anyone that visits our city go to the Titanic visitors centre, it is brilliant and I believe voted the best tourist attraction in the world at one point!
I really would like to fly over and see that stuff one day. I am also quite thrilled they restored the Nomadic. So many people dont know the history of the Nomadic and her ties to the Olympic class ships.
Cirux321 you would be very welcome in Belfast my friend, despite our difficulties which are now mainly in the past, we are a friendly bunch, I think you would enjoy it here 👍
Nautilus1972 yes proud of the Titanic, at that point it was the biggest, most luxurious and advanced ship on the planet and the also the largest man made object on earth. It sank because of the failings of man, the designer Thomas Andrews went down with ship, something that cannot he said by certain others!
The Thompson dry dock is virtually all that's left of Harland & Wolff now. H & W exist now virtually in name only. A sad end to what was once the greatest shipbuilder in the world.
It isn't uncommon, but I'd say in this particular instance it's probably more because of the tragedies that seemed to plague all the ship's and send two of them to the bottom
Olympic class ships had 4 smokestacks, but only 3 were active. One was basically decorative. At the time, more smokestacks were seen as advertising the ships as faster than their competition. Pointing this out since your animations show all 4 with smoke.
What you really mean is what happened to the three Olympics. Olympic was the Lead Boat in the Class...and despite the fact Titanic is a tourist attraction it's still an Olympic Class Ship...
So I'm not the only one that was confused as fuck for a deck seeing some wierd monster card looking things before recognizing the background to be a discount "Polymerization".
Olympic: Launch:31st March 1910 Sank:Not Not in service anymore:Yep in 1934 Voyage:20 Titanic: Launch:31st March Sank:15th April Not in service:Not Voyage:1st Britannic: Launch:February 20th 1914 Sank:21st November 1916 Not in service:not Voyage:7th Lusitania: Launch:June 12 1906 Sank:May 7th 1916 Not in service:Not Voyage:202nd Thank you for looking at this
Lusitania was a Cunard Line ship, not White Star (dead giveaway being each ship in the Cunard line at the time ended with the suffix -IA, while White Star ships always ended in -IC). Lusitania was also torpedoed, and it happened in 1915.
It's law they are killed by law of not by sinking. It says that captain will be the last one to leave the ship alive . That's why I don't wanna be a captain
What would it be about? Uneventful ocean crossings are hardly the stuff of riveting drama. You could make a soap opera story I suppose -- hell, that's exactly what James Cameron did -- but then the ship would be taking a backseat to the fictional story, which is exactly my criticism of Cameron's movie. "A Night to Remember" was a vastly superior Titanic film. But in the case of the Olympic, a soap opera story set aboard her wouldn't have much in the way of suspense or drama from the crossing itself, so the ship would be reduced to even more of a mere backdrop than Titanic was in the Cameron movie.
@@Hibernicus1968 What would it be about? She served in WWI! And singlehandedly sunk a German U-boat by smashing it in the face! How is that for suspense?
I've made personalities for them :) Titanic : Happy and confident. She loved to live her life on the fast lane. She hates the Lusitania and icebergs,and loved to spend time with Nomadic and Olympic. Britannic : Melancholic,always lended a helping hand whenever she could and she knew the horrors of war. She was supposed to rival the Aquitania but she never saw her. She knew medicine very well and during the war she was converted into Hospital service,at the cost of her commercial career. She deeply believes that her death was because of a torpedo,and thus has a huge dislike on submarines. She used to spend time with Olympic but when the war broke they left to do their duties. Olympic : at the beggining she was a happy liner with a personality close to Titanic's,but after her (Titanic) sister's loss and tries to come for her,although it was too late. She falls into a deep depression. War calls for her and she does her best,but during the war she loses her last sister. Olympic is a loner now,she has fallen into a deep depression but she tries hide it so no one worries. She really hated the Mauretania and submarines. After hearing she's outdated Olympic's depression gets worse and she takes her own life. Her dead body was scraped and some parts we're preserved and sent across the world.
Titanic-“Turn it!”
Britanic-“Beach it!”
Olympic-“RAM IT!”
Turn was very bad move. First bulkhead is called collision bulkhead. Bow is wrecked, ship losing first compartment but still floating. Trying to avoid collision they hit iceberg at angle. Five compartments were ripped and flooded. Also bolts quality was too low. If proper parts were use (better steel for construction) it could stand an impact and still stay able to finish its voyage.
Special Passenger: "bOp iT!"
@@hvnterblack It wasn't ice that sank it, it was fire. They were constructing the Titanic and there was a fire that was burning for 3 weeks until someone realized but never repaired it.
@@realdakrith there was chain of accidents. Coal bunker fire weakened construction. Rivets quality was chosen 2nd, cheaper. 1st probably would stand impact. Changing officer just before sail away and no key to locker with binoculars, also observers were told to look for growlers (small pieces of iceberg, hard to spot, usually little bit bellow surface. growler could do hole in hull), instead looking for full iceberg, so they spoted problem too late. Avoiding maneuver was very bad decision, instead of losing 1st compartment and destroyed bow-Titanic hit obstacle at angle and 5 compartments were flooded. Theoreticly it was designed to stay on surface after lost of 5 compartments, but deck E wasnt secured by bulkhead. Water slowly flooded 6th compartment above bulkheads. That made ship lost its buoyancy. Who knows if one link of that damn chain would be broken, what would happen? Probably Titanic wouldn't sink.
Bop it
1912 - Captain Edward Smith bravely goes down with his ship
2012 - Captain Francesco Schettino gets scared and abandons his passengers and crew
Schweitzer I can understand that an Italian ship captain could fall off his ship into a lifeboat -but falling out of the lifeboat into a taxi takes some explaining !!!
Italians are definetly not proud of him btw, actually we lost respect for him
Schettino: *Bro I swear to God, the ship tilted and I fell into the lifeboat, idk bro.*
Meanwhile in South Korea, 2015 - The captain of Sewol and his crews abandoned the ship leaving students and teachers to death.
@@CrystalLight000 44 years after the Titanic sank, the Captain of the Ill fated SS Andrea Doria,remained with her until he knew that all passengers were off,then and only then did Piero Calami leave the stricken Andrea Doria
WTF nurse was on all 3 ships when they sank! And she lived everytime WTF why isnt there a movie or some shit about her thats crazy or its shady as well
OLYMPIC DIDN'T FUCKING SINK
@@anormalcommentor9452 BUT WAS RAM AND IT DID TAKE ON WATER IN TWO OF IT COMPARTMENTS SO IT NEARY SANK
@@kingofhumanity not really, it would take more compartments to sink her, the water was only up to the lowest passenger windows on the outside
But the fact that she was on all three boats is pretty impressive already
@@speechless1887 they're called SHIPS, you row boats
The Olympic and The Mauretania being scrapped together is sad but also kind of nice. Two rivals eventually joining forces only to die together
it is like they realize that it is the end, and so they become friends
Aquitania too, there is an image of 4 Edwardian liners tied together including Olympic, Maury and Aquitania. Such a shame not one was saved.
They weren’t scrapped alongside each other though. They were alongside each other, there are pictures but that was a few days before the scrapping would actually start. Olympic’s would be in Jarrow, England and the Mauretania’s being in Rosyth, Scotland.
I wish they could have dry docked the Olympic somewhere and kept her til the modern day. It would be so amazing to see and explore an Olympic class liner.
Like the HMS Victory. Agreed.
You could always visit the SS Nomadic. It's not a Liner, but she's cut from the same cloth,and it's the only survivor of the Olympics class.
@@PrincessAki2009 Nomadic wasn't in the Olympic class. She's from the same era but not in that class.
Too costly. That's why she wasn't converted. But many of her furnishings were sold to other places so parts of her still survive.
Thomas Henderson You are a genius it could be dry docked next to the Queen Mary
Imagine being a dead guy for 80-90 some years and all of a sudden, a bunch of random teenage girls start coming to your grave with flowers.
Yes, Joseph Dawson was probably much amused.
There's match that doesn't something
...
I can imagine far worse afterlife’s
imagine one day, shoveling coal with minimum pay, die, then 90 years later some sad teenage girls give you love notes thinking you are Leonardo DiCapri-sun
Joseph Dawson: excuse me what the heck
@@Ravioli_-vd4wb poor jack, people think is jack DAWSON from Titanic, but he isn't.
Before going to a grave GET INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEAD MAN!!.
(Sory 4 bad English)
Violet Jessop on Britannic:
“Ah shit, here we go again”
Veternium 😂
Jessop*
Veternium I’m seeing a common denominator 😬
Hahaha seriously..
No wonder she was on that early life boat, just like NOPE
Veternium she probably wasn’t even nervous while everyone was freaking out. 😂
So, jokes aside, can we just talk about how eerie and downright strange it is that all three sister ships had some sort of tragic accident relatively close to each other? I mean, Titanic and Britannic both sunk from pretty similar problems and had disastrous consequences. And Olympic didn’t sink, but she still was a bringer of death with the sinking of two smaller vessels. Perhaps it was simply bad luck, and being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or white star line error, but what are the chances that out of all the ships of that time that could’ve had catastrophic voyages, the ones that did, happened to be the three that were built together and were sister ships? It’s kind of mind-boggling to be honest
olympic diid the right thing ramit!? she hit a nazi uboat so!!!!!! if a ship gonna hit any land or other ships,ram it and da ship no sink!!!!!!!1
It was the nurse.. She is a saboteur.
Ships just had bad luck
J.P. Morgan made the call to have the Titanic sunk once all his financial opponents (the richest in the world at the time) accepted his invitation to ride on the new luxury hotel of the time. The ones he invited were all traveling to New York to oppose his plan to create the federal reserves. Last second, he cancelled his ticket. Whatever the movies make out to be, none of his rich frenemies survived. No more competition for J.P. Naughty boy. So yes, unfortunately, there IS something super fishy about it all, no pun intended. There are just some things the public aren’t meant to know in this evil world.
Shoulda hit it with a 40$ bottle of champagne…
Imagine making it onto a lifeboat, only to turn around and see it floating towards A GIANT SAW BLADE SPINNING TO CHOP YOU IN TO PIECES. Geez.
That's some "Final Destination" sh*t right there!
The scene in the Britanic movie when that happened was so brutal, it scared me as a kid.
gladitsnotme Violet Jessop even said that she saw floating heads in the water, dripping with blood. She had to cling onto a detached arm to stay above the surface as well.
HwoarangtheBoomerang Yep.
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Twin titanic sister ship sinking:
The Nurse: "Ah shit, here we go again"
Why are you stealing Edikas logo?
DOMiNO UKAE he’s not stealing it
Do Not swear
@@bossbolyfamilyreview fuck
@@bossbolyfamilyreview Why not, god dammit? Mary Magdalene and the rest of the damn saints. What if I fucking want to swear, for shit's sake? Jeezis christ.... John, Peter, Paul, and the rest of the god damn disciples... Gadd damnit
RMS Olympic was pretty bloodthirsty for a passenger liner.
She hadn't forgotten her war days quiet yet, and when a ship started flashing it's light ad it it had some flash backs to the the war....
Got to agree mate I think she started ww1 when she took out the Stockholm if you know what I mean 😏
Yeah its like
Titanic:wow war is so scary, hope i don't get shot down
Britanic:yeah i know?
Olympic: LMAO WANNA SEE ME RAM THIS U-BOAT?
The Olympic is a ramer
Revenge of the Sisters!
It’s like the RMS. Olympic lost her entire family
:(
Because unfortunately she did
:(
@@thetickler85 and die:(
I'd argue SS Nomadic had it worse than Olympic
Titanic: "I accidentally struck an iceberg and sank."
Brittanic: "I accidentally struck a mine and sank."
Olympic: "Amateurs! I *Intentionally* strike things and don't sink!"
What a fucking savage tho
I accidentally strike things and make them sink!
👍👍😅😅😅👏👏👏👏👏😍😍😍
She wouldn't cak her dead sisters idiot
@@filipvanek6272 that status is reserved for Stockholm
Imagine these sister ships as people. Watching your younger siblings perish while the oldest in the family lived to old age, its very heart-wrenching.
Danish Rahim The titanic sank on my birthday exActly. April 15
If the Titanic Was a human *HELP IM DROWNING*
If the Britanic was a human *HELP I HAVE BEEN SHOT and IM DROWNING*
If the Olympic was a human *IMMA RAM THIS U-BOAT*
Kelly D HOLY SHIT YOUR OLD
@@leighferdgames1593
"See that German girl? Observe"
~Infamous words said by Miss Olympia of Belfast
To be honest, I do have human designs of the Olympic class liners UwU
Phil Swift: "I sawed this boat in half!"
Olympic: *"I rammed this boat in half!"*
Nice xD
Lol
Ha ha😹😹😹
This is all I was looking for
Thanks joe
U Boat whips out torpedoes:
Olympic: Aagh! Call an ambulance! Call an ambulance!
...but not for me.
LOL
True
*facepalm*
lol
*Britannic sinking*
The Nurse: Ah shit here we go again
Your profile shows it all
Haha 😃
Fish
Ha ha
Nurses*
Titanic and Britannic: both built better than Olympic
Titanic: Hits and iceberg and sinks
Britannic: Hits a mine and sinks
Olympic: *_Allow me to show you how to ram a U-Boat in half_*
Olympic is badass. I wish there was a movie on Olympic. It would have been much more interesting than movies on the other two.
*and another ship AND survive a collision
Autually the front of the titanic was the strongest on the hull so if it too rammed the iceberg, it would have won. But captain smith turned the boat in panic
And Titanic II: Hold my beer!
Actually the Titanic can't sink bcz of the iceberg it was cuz there was a burned spot on the Titanic that made it sink when the iceberg hit it
Titanic lasted a few days, Britanic didn't last a year, Olympic rammed a u-boat in half twice and was fine.
That's because it rammed it with its bow, the strongest part of the ship. Had the Titanic done that it may have survived.
The sister ships can have atleast 4 of their compartments flooded but not more than 4. That's what happened with Titanic, the iceberg punctured 5 compartments. The sinking of Brittanic was a mystery for a long time since there was only one compartment flooded, but because of the big whole causes by the underwater mine, that's why the flooding sank the ship
You're welcome
It wasn't just that, don't forget the Olympic also got rammed sideways and survived. The main issue that led to the massive flooding in the Titanic was a fire that was already burning before it hit, weakening the steel. The biggest mistake made during the sinking itself was ordering full reverse, the impact crushed the already weakened hole and tore it, but backing off shredded the rivets out of the weakened and now damaged hull.
If the Titanic had hit the iceberg head on at that speed it still probably wouldn't have survived unless it could have limped it's way to port, but it would 100% not have sank nearly as quickly.
Titanic: exists
Bacteria: i'm about to eat this man's whole career
titanic is a girl but yea it's just a thing
Yeah, Stupidly enough Britannic’s wreck wasn’t as badly Damaged by 100 years under the sea as Titanic, this is mostly in due part to where she sank, in the much warmer and more hospitable Mediterranean, heck, some speculate that if she could be refloated and fixed up, she could potentially run just as good now as she did back then, and unlike Titanic, she didn’t break in 2 Along the Aft, She’s just on her side with her Bow Crumpled from when it Hit the Seabed while sinking.
@@Kreachie the Britannic is actually still in pretty good condition. the Titanic on the other hand, is disintegrating at an alarming rate
Olympic: the first good movie.
Titanic: the bad sequel.
Britannic:the better live action movie but still doesn’t cut it
Ok I have went though the comments and I want to get something clear. It not talking about Titanic(1997). Take it as a joke not a clear movie reference. And anyone that thought that r/whooosh
Always Saying Basically Empress of Ireland: the 240p 1964 edition
Posiedon: the ship that sank by the tsunami
Jared Yanzon rouge wave*
Olympic: An undisputed classic
Titanic: Awful unwanted Disney sequel
Britannic: The third installment that somehow didn't suck
TSwany Hey that’s better then mine gg
Titanic: I don't feel so good...
Britannic: Sister, something feels wrong...
Olympic: *Busy murdering U-Boats* Just a minute, little sisters!
Titanic and britannic be like : bye sister
Titanic and Britannic were taller than Olympic
@@pizzapogi6834 Olympic still the oldest
cherry hill Good point
@@pizzapogi6834 thanks.
Titanic: sank
Britannic: also sank
Olympic: I RAMMED THIS BOAT IN HALF
Yes
Olympic: sees U-Boat
U-Boat: *”Why do I hear boss music?”*
Underrated
@@louirmisch827 “The stars may take me, but you will never win!”
Epic battle
LOL
Olympic: perhaps i shall go on full steam ahead ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Imagine just being a coal worker on a ship that gets flowers and love letters because of people misunderstanding something.
Considering he was one of the people that help maintain the ship before it's untimely sinking? I'd agree.
Why doesn’t that surprise me?!
His ghost: who tf are these people??
AntiSkillshot his thinking who the fuck is jack
AntiSkillshot he isn’t the real jack L is just a actor 🤦🏽♀️
Something sad about Titanic is that it's original maiden voyage was 20th march but because Olympic collided with Hawk in 1911, and lost a propeller blade on 24th February 1912 parts from Titanic were used to fix Olympic, this delayed Titanic's maiden voyage from 20th march to April 10th, had she gone on her maiden voyage on the original date she may not have hit the iceberg and sunk
Well Olympic is a bit underrated compared to her sister Titanic.
If Titanic never sank it wouldnt have become famous and a legend as it has today.
@@justina249 or it would just end up as the u.s.s united states...
@@bisken6547 i just meant she became famous and legend for a very heartbreaking reason
@@justina249 oh shit i read wrong. I thought it said it *would have* become famous. My bad
@@justina249 Agreed. The Olympic had received the lion's share of publicity the year before. I don't thing it can be said that the Titanic was exactly ignored, but it didn't generate nearly as much press until it sank and caught everybody up short. After all, to many people it was to be almost the same ship as the Olympic, just made a little fancier.
Titanic:sank
Britanic:sank
Olympic: I got guns
So anyways i started rammin
You see me ram that ship?(Uboat) Wanna see me do it again?
*_i got guns_*
Ram the u-boat to sink the germans!!!!!!!!!! Raming speed!!!!!
@@disorted1521 ....
olympic is like that guy who does everything better than everyone else in the friend group
Ikr
LOL
the best/most successful sibling, the Chris Hemsworth of ships.
More like: the successful one of siblings :P Sister ships after all :)
Not guy, Girl, most ships are female
While Britannic was sinking, the nurse be like “ oh not again, really? Unbelievable. Not today satan, not today!” 😅😅😅
lol
Lol 😂😂😂
Bwajaja
That’s not even close to funny
LUCAzade Someone’s having a bad day lol
The Britannic is rumored to originally be named the Gigantic. just like in Greek mythology, the Titans (Titanic) and the Giants (Gigantic) were destroyed, leaving only the Olympians (Olympic)
The Olympic got distroyed to after making her last trip to Britain they blow her up
Yeah it was called the Gigantic, but because WW1 broke out by the time it was completed, it was renamed to Britannic because it sounds more patriotic
@@okdude28 what are you talking about, she was scrapped.
@@devildavin thats what i mean they blow her up
@@okdude28 is that some dumb slang or something? they didn't blow her up, she was scrapped as in taken apart, dismantled, some of her interior is at the white swan hotel in England
Eh, Joseph Dawson probably deserves the attention anyway, he had one if the most important jobs on the ship
And the most unbearable one as well.
Most important is sailing
True
Eh true
@@vaz4043 which you need firemen for, which he was
That's insane about that nurse, holy crap to survive all three ships, wow.
PTSD has entered the chat.
Clearly she was the true cause of all the accidents. Should have banned her from sailing lol
Stupid Ryan
@@miccarlos1529
Er .. Ryan got 5 likes to your none. It's called "having a sense of humour!!"
@@edienandyeven people call her "Miss Lucky" .
Iceberg: "I'm gonna end this ship's whole career."
Underwater Mine: "I'm gonna end this ship's whole career."
HMS Hawke: "I'm gonna end this ship's whole care-"
U-Boat: "I'm gonna end thi-"
Nantucket: "I'm gon-"
Demolition Team: "I'M GONNA END THIS SHIP'S WHOLE CAREER! ... Whew, it actually worked this time."
Funniest crap I’ve see since the titanic sank -Joseph Dawson
Titanic: *sinks because of an iceberg*
Britannic: *sinks because of a sea mine*
Olympic: *TO SHOW YOU THE POWER OF FLEXTAPE, I SAWWED THIS BOAT IN HALF!*
Edit: We did it. We hit 1k likes. Thank you so much for the love and support.
Edit 2: I don't think you guys understand my joke.
@Mad Max Rockatansky it's "TO SHOW YOU THE POWER OF FLEXTAPE, I SAWED THESE SHIPS IN HALF!" Because Olympic rammed big ships and not just a single small boat.
Exotic Phil Swift was the captain. That explain a lot.
@Give your meat A gold ol rub she didn't ram Hawke. Hawke was unwilling pulled in by Olympic's suction and hit Olympic.
This comment is very underrated and I'm sad 😔
Mad Max Rockatansky “I SAWED THIS BOATS IN HALF” that don’t make no sense dumbass
07:36 I bet Joseph Dawson would get a kick out of the fact that his grave is the most visited one and that grieving young women brought him notes and flowers because of the film.
Captain of Titanic: Every man for himself
Captain of Britannic: Abandon Ship!
Captain of Olympic: Hold my beer and watch this!
Titanic's captian didn't abandone ship.
@@US_of_A r/woooosh
@@US_of_A but if you read a bit about Titanic you know that at some point the Captain Smith said : Every Man for himself! Meaning he is not giving orders anymore. Not in command anymore. And that is apparently when he went to his cabin and waited for death to come.
@TheEpicBirb What is the point of doing this?
@@US_of_A Of course he dint, after telling everyone that its all hopeless now and abandon ship, he just stands on the bridge and awaits his fate.
The U-Boat didnt malfunctioned. It froze in fear when it saw the OLYMPIC coming at it.
Imagine seing a fucking bohemoth of a ship heading straight for you at full speed. My soul qould have left my body
Me:Let's play russian roulette with 6 bullets.
@@bisken6547 yeah but if I saw a massive ship(bigger than the Britannic) I would take immediate action and try to get away, rather than hopelessly watch her split my boat in half
@@Enzi_Meteori_902 If it didn't malfunction they were probably petrified with fear from seeing a giant sailing towards them.
@@US_of_A yes, but if It was me rather than torpedo the ship but try to get away from her
Imagine being in the crew of a german u-boat and you see one of the largest cruise ships in the world coming towards you at full speed xD
I'm bout to ram it
The Olympic and her sisters were ocean liners, not cruise ships.
@@Monarch683 ahh thanks, and cars are vehicles... Doesn't change the point...
@@JohnnyCocas00 But cruise ships and ocean liners are two completely different types of ships. One isn't a subset of another.
@@JohnnyCocas00 Ocean Liners and Cruise, both have different purpose genius
0:13
Why does that iceberg look like a damn asteroid 😂
Beautiful Đaý Chãñ doe’s*
@@yamato4169 does*
Yall need to stop correcting
The creator didn't found an iceberg and put an asteroid instead XD
It is an asteroid, they just painted it blue.
The Olympic is that one confident friend in the friend group
Can we just appreciate the names they used it’s BRILLIANT. So iconic and catchy
World of warships need to add HMS Olympic as a premium ship! XD
I know!
They should honor the last surviving sister ship
but a massive target with relatively weak guns and armour from Eppleton hall is like- nope wait War thunder has the swordfish what do i know?
*Lag Intensifies*
*ramming intensifies*
Yes for tier 10! XD Just buff up the guns to those of USS Gearing, give her the maneuverability of USS Montana, high AA, and OP reload (1 second). Who's with me?
The Olympic and Mauritania being destroyed together like old friends is like watching Professor X and Magneto dying together
Awahagmhaha
hmm i wonder how big the museum would be and how EXPENSIVE it would be HMmMMMMMMmmmMMMmMMMmmmMMMmmMMM
I shouldn't be laughing
The Olympic figured out the secret. The Titanic and Britannic sank because they accidentally struck objects. The Olympic hit stuff on purpose.
German U-Boat: "time to sink this ship"
"why wont it fire??"
RMS Olympic: *IM SPEED*
German U-boat:”oH HeLl NAh!”
@@alvinli2733 fr
“It’s just prank bro”
There's an absurd amount of people who think John and Jane Doe were Roblox references. They're names that are typically used to conceal one's identity.
Caleb Porter Them kids need to watch the movie Se7en
I know right.
Roblox kids are fucking ridiculous. You find so many idiots, brats, assholes etc. there.
@@nerdomatic2489 damn the fuck?
Aaaaand roblox references.
@@nerdomatic2489 ok, there are SOME. Its normaly a great community. Im a roblox player so i know. Im also a fortnight player and its more toxic.
You really have to wonder why Violet Jessop kept getting on these ships and what her reaction was when she was on the Olympic when it got hit.
I'd loved to have known her reaction to getting posted to the Brittanic as well.
"Not today, Zeus!"
If you go to Alnwick, in the UK, there is a restaurant that is actually fitted out from the Olympic, with it's original wooden restaurant panels.
Parts of Olympic are in Liverpool as as well I believe
True
@@michaelcarney6280 Liverpool????????? where??
@@theceo1 England
@@chemicaldefender9679 no i know were it is its in north but i was amazed it was there since i am a beatles fan. and i was saying where in liverpool like if its in a museum or something.
😏One Woman served on all 3 ships ironically.
She was on the Olympic when it hit another ship and was damaged...hence transferred to the Titanic.
She survived THAT disaster and later during WW1 worked on the Britannic as a nurse (converted to red cross boat), but the boat hit a mine and sunk. She survived jumping overboard!
After sticking to land based jobs for a few years after that she got another job on a mail ship......and had zero problems.
But she is the only 👼 in heaven who can boast working on all 3 ships.
May she RIP.
Oh, I bet she had stories to tell.......
YES YES HER NAME WAS VIOLET!
It's cool you mentioned her!
Violet Jessop be exact
to*
You can tell stories of her
Wasnt britanic hit by a torpedo?
That coal shipper in the afterlife is probably shaking his head.
The titanic movie was more expensive to make than the actual titanic
Titanic movie budget: 200million USD
The titanic: 7.5million USD in 1912 or 174million USD today
Matthew Risinger It would have been cheaper to just build another Titanic and sink it.
The titanic movie made that or more and won the Nobel prize.....im sure it’s fine
@@ericpulu2382 Nobel prize?
Vincent Shi at least I think it did....please don’t be too harsh
@@ericpulu2382 Not the Nobel. It did win 4 Golden Globe awards as well as a dozen or more Academy Awards and Grammy Awards with a whole slew of Oscars handed out for it. And yes, the film grossed 1.8 billion. Its the second largest earnings by a movie of all time, only surpassed by Avatar, also made by James Cameron.
My great grandfather served on the Olympic, I've still got his discharge book with all the details in and the captains signature!
Update...... I've now made a short video about his discharge book! ....RMS Olympic my great grandfathers discharge book...
A treasure trove of history you got there
Chad Baker yes it's kept safe I can assure you along with my grandfather discharge books, my uncles and my fathers discharge books!
That's amazing dude!
Eliel Nicolas Fuentes Aquilar thanks
Pill Sharks thats pretty cool!
titanic: sinks of iceberg
brittanic: sinks of mine
olympic: *observe...*
Fun fact: The Britannic was originally going to be named the Gigantic, but after the Titanic disaster and due to the ship's requisitioning in WWI, it was renamed to the Britannic.
Makes sense seeing as Titans, Olympians and Giants were looked up to in Greek mythology. Pun intended.
There really is not too much proof for such a name.
@@RezaChity-G If you look up the original print advertisements for the Britannic, White Star Line really wanted to use Gigantic.
The White Star Line's management thought it would be the height of hubris to follow through with the Gigantic name. The three ships were going to be named for the three races of Greek mythology: the Titans, the Giants, and the Olympians. WS Line ships typically had adjectives ending in "ic" as names rather than nouns.
dood thing too gigantic wouldve been a bad name for it
Titanic: I got scraped and now I’m sinking!
Britanic: oh yeah, I got a hole blasted in my side and now IM sinking!
Olympic: if you two don’t stop arguing I’ll chop both of you in half like that light ship and uboat!
*eerie silence*
The two ships are too scared to make a sound
Olympic apologized for getting them in shock
They argue again
Olympic:saws Titanic in half
Britannic:*runs away and hits a mine*
Good rp right there
@@Enzi_Meteori_902 Carpaithia: Uhh, you alright titanic-
Titanic: Just run- My sister is crazy-
Olympic: WHAT WAS THAT?!
Titanic: (Shit)
Carpathia: *Gets chopped on half*
Lusitania and Empress of Ireland: *Tell me agian why they’re Famous?*
Olympic: *Your next :))*
Lusitania and Empress of Ireland: *Well, F*ck*
I think the titanic would give the Olympic a brutal ass whopping and then sink her
Titanic: Let's see how you do underwater bitch
Titanic: not much you can do to me at this point so go ahead
In defence of the RMS Britannic, the mine she stuck was designed to blow holds in ships with both the safety features of the Olymipic, but sporting an additional 14 inches(minimum) of
steel armor. So yeah, civilian cruiser liners dont tend to stand up well to explosives meant to sink battleships.
Damn that’s a pretty hardcore mine
If you look at pictures of the wreck, it's a pretty gaping hole in her side.
she at the time of her sinking was the HMHS Britannic
People: * confuse Joseph Dawson to the fictional character "Jack Dawson" from the Titanic movie and leave flowers and love notes at his grave. *
Joseph Dawson's spirit: STONKS
Joseph is probably like "Who dafuq are these people visiting my grave?"
Not really he is dead. so Joseph is as if Joseph never existed to begin with.
Jeffery Williams huh?
@@zachary9305 Dead people don't think anything.. they are dead. Or did I miss something? I feel like I missed something now. lol
@@zachary9305 To be honest I did not listen to entire video.. Is Joseph alive or something and I just made an ass of myself? :)
@@JwilliamsAssociates dead people totally do think, did you not go to science class?
The Olympic is my absolute favorite liner of all time, largely due to her incredible career. And, if you know much about her, you know that she was truly unsinkable.
I also think it's worth mentioning here that when she was being refitted after her war service, they found that she'd been hit by a torpedo below the water line. Thankfully, it had been a dud and not detonated and the damage was just an indentation and some cracking in her steel hull.
2:39 the one thing you got wrong: the fourth funnel is a “dummy funnel” It is just there for decoration and ventilation, therefore it should be smoking much less than the other funnels.
The 4th funnel vented the galley.
A Little Bit Of Gacha Memezž alright I’ll Edit it.
Hentaihatchback ❻❾ OK.
The fourth funnel wasn't needed it just gave the ship symmetry and implied power. It was purely cosmetic; an architectural feature.
@@coyote5735 Indeed it was, still provided some extra venting into the galley and other rooms, as well as an escape from the turbine room
Violet Jessop i think that women was a bad luck on the ships xd
Bengo I love your stories
To survive one of them would be amazing, never mind 3
Bengo or good luck
but a good luck for herself
I think the captain was too
Their mother must be so devastated when she lost her 3 daughters in the ocean.
There was a woman from Spokane, Washington (pronounced "Spo-CAN"), Margaret Rice, a widow who had lost her husband 2 years before in a rail yard accident, and who was returning from Ireland with her five young sons all traveling in Steerage. They all perished.
Well exclude the 1 it should be 2
Olympic was scrapped along side with her biggest rival :(
Which is a really sad ending itself, if you think about it. :-(
Nope, they turned friends
@Jie Andaya Mauretenia
Titanic/brittanic)hahahhahahaaha lol(Olympic)i hate you
@Jie Andaya RMS Mauretania
I'm glad that we're getting more Britannic and Olympic. They deserve much more attention than they normally get.
Titanic: I sunk by iceberg!
Public: *VERY INTERESTING!!*
Britannic: I sunk by sea mine!
Public: Interesting!
Olympic: I survived the longest and got scrapped after a long career!
Public: **cricket noises**
1915: Lusitania: *H A R D T O S T A R B O A R D*
1912: Titanic: HARD'A STARBOARD!!
1916: Britannic: *BEACH THE FREAKING SHIP DANG IT*
Post-War: Olympic: *RAM IT!*
We are the unsinkable sisters
Titanic:what how did I just sink
Brittanic:no how did I just sink
Olympic:guys guys guys you guys are only new to being unsinkable let me show you how it is done
24 years later:see that's how it's done
they long gone
So in that intro, the iceberg hit on port side...
YOU HAD ONE JOB
Ogeenock thank good someone pointed it out
John Vertúdazo god*
Beto okay
it hit on the Starboard (right) side
"White star line lost passengers due to the sinking and the thought of unreliability"
Violet jessop "mehh survived 1 what's the worst that can happen?"
Why am I getting teary eyed over a ship!! Damn ninjas cutting onions!
Because ships are awsome
@AndyCoolGames In that case, there is plenty of tear-tearing history among warships. Stories like the Graf Spee and her captain, Hans Langsdorf, the Glowworm's, who was a british destroyer which tried to hide in her own fire smoke in a battle with the Admiral Hipper, only to ram it (Glowworm didnt make it, Hipper was in a good enough shape). If your search around you have plenty of those. And that's only WWII era, WWI should have other story of the same type.
Titanic: biggest civil maritime disaster
Dona Paz: am i a joke to you
Keyword is: “of its time”
I like how the commeny sections is full of funny memes about the Titanitc, Britanic & Olympic HAHAHAHAHAHAH
Titanic "Turn it!"
Britinic "Beach it!"
Olympic "Ram it!"
This bad girl *slaps the top of the Olympic* can fit so many _soldiers_
Ice burg:
(Slaps the side of the titanic)
This bad girl can fit *so many gallons of water in it.*
Torpedo:
*smacks side of Britannic*
This bad girl can fit so many injured people
Engineer:
These ships, *slaps all three* are unsinkable
(slaps top deck of Olympic) This bad girl can hit so many other ships.
**Slaps top of comment*
_This bad boy can fit so many parodies._
Titanic: hitted an iceberg Britannic: hitted a mine olympic: got scrapped.
Why do I feel so emotional about a ship?
RMF maybe its cus of the deaths
cuz
They humanized the ships.
RMF--There are many theories on why the "Titanic" strikes such a chord within us. Part of it is the sheer numbers who perished. Part is the pathos of "Nearer My God to Thee" being played by the musicians as the ship sank. Part is the alleged chivalry of "women and children first" (although Bruce Ismay certainly didn't adhere to the concept). Some of it is the desperation, knowing that help came too little, too late. Part of it is the number of books and movies (before James Cameron's epic--and expensive--film and the subsequent books and dives to the wreck) about the ship. There was a 1953 film on the sinking. Does anyone remember it? Barbara Stanwyk? Clifton Webb? Robert Wagner? Thelma Ritter? Richard Basehart? narrator Michael Rennie? Finally, part of it is that the "unsinkable" was, clearly, "sinkable."
@@onemercilessming1342 From several accounts from survivors from collapsible C Bruce Ismay helped to board several women and children into the boat and was ordered to board it too and no other people were around that lifeboat anyway so if he didnt "jump" on that lifeboat it would just be +1 more death... (I hope my english was enough to understand what I was trying to say :D)
I live and work in Belfast as a civil engineer, in the late 90s early 2000s I surveyed the entire Belfast Harbour estate and was privileged to have access to the original pump house and Thompson’s dry dock were these ships were built, being at the bottom of that dry dock looking up was absolutely incredible, the scale of it is mind blowing and the stands for the ships were still there, you could nearly hear smell and see the workers building Titanic, it was incredibly eerie. Belfast is rightly proud of Titanic and I would highly recommend anyone that visits our city go to the Titanic visitors centre, it is brilliant and I believe voted the best tourist attraction in the world at one point!
I really would like to fly over and see that stuff one day. I am also quite thrilled they restored the Nomadic. So many people dont know the history of the Nomadic and her ties to the Olympic class ships.
Cirux321 you would be very welcome in Belfast my friend, despite our difficulties which are now mainly in the past, we are a friendly bunch, I think you would enjoy it here 👍
Proud of the Titanic?
Nautilus1972 yes proud of the Titanic, at that point it was the biggest, most luxurious and advanced ship on the planet and the also the largest man made object on earth. It sank because of the failings of man, the designer Thomas Andrews went down with ship, something that cannot he said by certain others!
The Thompson dry dock is virtually all that's left of Harland & Wolff now. H & W exist now virtually in name only. A sad end to what was once the greatest shipbuilder in the world.
There wasnt 3 titanics... There were 3 *Olympic* class ships.
"oh no Captain, look! A U-boat!"
"We'll sink for sure"
"We're doomed!"
Captain: "hehe watch this"
Am I the only one who actually feels emotions for a couple of boats?
It seems I am.
Your not alone
HyperShard Same
Theres a whole goddamn community all about Ocean liners that predate hitlers death, you're not the only one
Anandhu A.B The money they put on them, the people in it.
It isn't uncommon, but I'd say in this particular instance it's probably more because of the tragedies that seemed to plague all the ship's and send two of them to the bottom
This video is actually genuinely underated and damm.
Olympic Is The Real Unsinkable Ship
*THE CURSED SISTERS* ha! guess one of them is james charles
liquid nitrogen hahaha this made my day
liquid nitrogen hi sisters
Imagine if there was something called RMS James Charles.
My great grandfather survived the britannic wreck by being inside his house, sleeping in his crib. (He was a few months old)
Then how are you alive?
@@TheOneAndOnlyWeeber69his great grandfather SURVIVED the Britannic wreck by sleeping in a crib. Read more clearly next time.
Violet Jessop was like, “Nope! I didn’t die on the titanic and I’m not going to die from a sinking ship now.”
It's sad that so many have no clue about the Olympic class.
Ikr
We're never told about anything.....in school all I was told was only about Titanic. Until I went to Belfast to see the titanic museum.
One must always continually educate yourself.
Medical grower UK same
History isn't taught in schools anymore
R.I.P Olympic and her sisters,
Least Olympic can retire LoL
MARK. 2605. B too soon bro
Oh man
They still blew her up afterwards though
if they cant Offord both ship just crash into iceberg and sink them
Olympic was retired ... to the scrapyard.
Olympic class ships had 4 smokestacks, but only 3 were active. One was basically decorative. At the time, more smokestacks were seen as advertising the ships as faster than their competition. Pointing this out since your animations show all 4 with smoke.
The 4th funnel vented the galley.
@@Dizzy19. right, which didn't need a stack anywhere near that size
I can only tell you what it did, White Star are responsible for the design.
@@DeadBaron It'd be awfully silly to have 3 huge stacks and one gimped midget one. Appearances matter too!
The 4th smoke stack was used, though. But only for ventilation.
What you really mean is what happened to the three Olympics. Olympic was the Lead Boat in the Class...and despite the fact Titanic is a tourist attraction it's still an Olympic Class Ship...
The yugioh reference. 😂😂🤣🤣
so much nerdgasm during that part :)))
I’m sorry, I didn’t catch the reference, where is it?
@@Sam-qu4pm 11:05
@L Nuygen thanks!
So I'm not the only one that was confused as fuck for a deck seeing some wierd monster card looking things before recognizing the background to be a discount "Polymerization".
Why do they have American flags on them they are British ships
Yes 4 people agree wit me
I wish Olympic was still around today... I would definitively visit it
Olympic:
Launch:31st March 1910
Sank:Not
Not in service anymore:Yep in 1934
Voyage:20
Titanic:
Launch:31st March
Sank:15th April
Not in service:Not
Voyage:1st
Britannic:
Launch:February 20th 1914
Sank:21st November 1916
Not in service:not
Voyage:7th
Lusitania:
Launch:June 12 1906
Sank:May 7th 1916
Not in service:Not
Voyage:202nd
Thank you for looking at this
Spelling mistakes: Yep
Lusitania as an olympic class?: Not.
Lusitania was a Cunard Line ship, not White Star (dead giveaway being each ship in the Cunard line at the time ended with the suffix -IA, while White Star ships always ended in -IC). Lusitania was also torpedoed, and it happened in 1915.
Titanic's launch was May 31st, not March.
Yeah... Some of that is wrong man. Your dates are off for some, and Lusitania wasn't even a White Star ship. I know it's been said, but still...
yep,she was scrapped in 1937 not 1934
I have to admit smiths action were very brave “a captain goes down with his ship”
Doglover- Roblox And More I don’t believe he did,
i’m pretty sure that’s law. there have been captains that abandoned their ship before others were safely off board, and they face charges
KennM12 cough cough costa concordia
It's law they are killed by law of not by sinking. It says that captain will be the last one to leave the ship alive . That's why I don't wanna be a captain
i think that it’s just etiquette to be the last to leave, but not law
Titanic: Oh bollocks, Iceberg!
Britannic: Argh! A mine!
Olympic: U-boat? BRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
The Yu-Gi-Oh fusion reference is hilarious I love it.
Titanic: Oh Waht A BeAuTifUl cOlD dAY
Iceberg: im about to end this man's career
*ship's
Blame the Iceberg for the incorrect sentence
career? more like *life*
@@m4ryslibrary lol
Titanic in 2022: Who's laughing now?
Hollywood should make a movie about the "Old Reliable". She had such a rich life.
What would it be about? Uneventful ocean crossings are hardly the stuff of riveting drama. You could make a soap opera story I suppose -- hell, that's exactly what James Cameron did -- but then the ship would be taking a backseat to the fictional story, which is exactly my criticism of Cameron's movie. "A Night to Remember" was a vastly superior Titanic film. But in the case of the Olympic, a soap opera story set aboard her wouldn't have much in the way of suspense or drama from the crossing itself, so the ship would be reduced to even more of a mere backdrop than Titanic was in the Cameron movie.
@@Hibernicus1968 What would it be about? She served in WWI! And singlehandedly sunk a German U-boat by smashing it in the face! How is that for suspense?
@@joelm33 That's one incident. It won't make a two-hour feature film.
NO! don't let Hollywood tarnish such a great ship and the history behind it
@@stoirmslw7195 Britannic and Titanic both got movies. I think it's only fair to finish the trilogy. And this time the ship does the sinking ;)
I've made personalities for them :)
Titanic : Happy and confident. She loved to live her life on the fast lane. She hates the Lusitania and icebergs,and loved to spend time with Nomadic and Olympic.
Britannic : Melancholic,always lended a helping hand whenever she could and she knew the horrors of war. She was supposed to rival the Aquitania but she never saw her. She knew medicine very well and during the war she was converted into Hospital service,at the cost of her commercial career. She deeply believes that her death was because of a torpedo,and thus has a huge dislike on submarines. She used to spend time with Olympic but when the war broke they left to do their duties.
Olympic : at the beggining she was a happy liner with a personality close to Titanic's,but after her (Titanic) sister's loss and tries to come for her,although it was too late. She falls into a deep depression. War calls for her and she does her best,but during the war she loses her last sister. Olympic is a loner now,she has fallen into a deep depression but she tries hide it so no one worries. She really hated the Mauretania and submarines. After hearing she's outdated Olympic's depression gets worse and she takes her own life. Her dead body was scraped and some parts we're preserved and sent across the world.
Why do you say they hate lusitania?
And olympic didnt take her own life.
@@Alexius01 cuz cunard and white star are mortal enemeies for 4 funnel ships only