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Well done. I had not heard of this sinking

Thanks for another great video!

Nice.

Generous of the theater company to bring all their people back first class after a flop, despite that not really working out well in the end.

Thanks again friends.

Good video!

Interesting story but awful narration.

Wreck Reef, eh?...Hunh... I Wonder why they call it that?! We Better sail over there, and check it out... Get a good look at it.

The whole lifeboat insanity after Titanic didn’t seem to do much for safety. Seems they are very difficult to launch in an emergency.

This is my new favorite video on RUclips. Thank you The Shipwreck Archives!

What positively scandalous hand warmers that would have been in other circumstances, but generous and innovative in the moment. I wonder how many people have died due to the mistaken belief that alcohol would warm them up. This was an unusual way that myth caused a death, but with as prevalent as the belief was there must be a significant number of people who died of hypothermia who otherwise would have survived had they not drank.

I must admit that I usually expect that few or none of the survivors will be female, so it's always a nice surprise for me to hear that there's more than one or two female survivors. Though, obviously, if Captain Sperling's last rescue attempt hadn't been successful, the number of female survivors would've been lowered by 50%. Strange to think about how close it was for those 3 women to also not have survived.

Harwich. Harrich, silent w.

I have been on the ocean all my life. Mostly private yacht (less then 100 ft) three in crew is all I needed. All hand picked with No mental baggage. Two of my kids are licensed Marine Captain on boats over 100ft With a crew of over 10 people. That is the biggest problem they have people

An image of the ship from Wikipedia... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Berlin_(1894)#/media/File:SS_Berlin.jpg

The water temp would be interesting to know.

I was getting worried! I look forward to your Tuesday night videos and kept checking. Thought maybe it might not show up tonight. K, now my Tuesday can end on the right note. Time to listen to another ship wreck story.

I love your videos, they have become a favorite comfort watch of mine. I hope you continue making these!

Get these guys more subscribers. These are legit well researched videos, and not AI garbage. Throw them a sub!

I am confused. The Sao Joao Baptista is one of the LARGEST Portugese Galleons ever built. It was built in 1530 and ended its service in 1550. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A3o_Jo%C3%A3o_Baptista_(galleon). WHICH ship are YOU talking about?

How does a self unloader self unload?

Can’t say it enough but this is truly the best shipwreck channel on RUclips. I don’t understand why Big Ol’ Boats, Oceanliner Designs, Part Time Exploer etc. get so much more attention when this channel is just as good. Don’t get me wrong, i like their channels too. I just really enjoy the fact that you consistently upload shipwreck stories that I have never heard of before which says a lot. Hopefully you get the credit for the great work you do!

this channel is seriously underrated. love the content. sincere love, respect and support from Lusaka, Zambia.

Maybe I'm wrong, but to quietly just slip away, makes me think that their minds hopefully was no longer fully aware about their situation anymore. But to tell your father that he should "Try to survive", as you slip away, must mean that the son was fully aware about that he was about to die, which sounds like a worse way of dying, compared to the first.

Terribly inconvenient when your wet sand gets even wetter at just the wrong time.

Good stuff.

Been waiting for the new Shipwreck Archives video to drop. Appreciate your work!

is this about the election? 🤣😃

why would they both turn to port when they are supposed to pass port to port 😮

It’s hard to blame the captain of the Insulaire for not dropping any of her lifeboats if he was legitimately unsure whether his vessel would make it back to shore and may need them for his own passengers.

Thank you for all these great stories. I am always looking forward to the next one

My Father was in the Merchant Navy and served on the Arctic route to relieve Leningrad through the Baltic Sea in 1942. He stayed in the merchant navy after the war and then retrained as psychiatric nurse. My half brother from my father’s first marriage located his service record. Apparently he sailed all the 4 seas. He died in 1970 after a shipwreck off the coast of Sicily before being returned to Malta where we were living. He was taken straight to hospital when he died from an embolism caused by the rescue. There was an inquiry by Loyd’s Insurance who blamed him for storing cement mix near an open hatch where water ingress caused the ship to overturn. He is buried in the Armed Services Cemetery near Valletta.

do you remember what ships boiler blew up and landed on a house

Having had a 17 yr career as a professional yacht skipper, followed by a 35 yr career as a professional pilot (aviation), I'm always puzzled when learning of a tragedy where the captain was not present on deck or in the cockpit at a time of heightened exposure to risk or uncertainty. Until clear of the islands and with open seaway ahead, the captain would have been well advised to delay his dinner.

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For those with access to the New York Times archives, they have front page story on June 8, 1903. What an awful calamity. Memory eternal.

This one seemed like a tragic mixture of standard procedures not established, rules that were in place but blatantly ignored, and a bit of incompetence.

tyvm again 🤟 🇨🇦😁

Heartbreaking, I have no other words.

Once seen, NEVER unseen, a black left and a white right set of parenthesis. XD

I had the opportunity several years ago to tour the FDNY academy on Randall’s Island. From the top of the training tower, you can see where the SLOCUM and this ship were when they met their fate.

the anchor is displayed along the thames

Imagine if anyone was close to that window, when a/some body parts suddenly came flying through it...

Interesting and entertaining story, nicely narrated thank you for the upload

Having 5 bodies rain down on your deck has to violate some old sailors superstition.

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I knew Wolverine had a hand in this. 😮😅😢🎉

When Shipwreck Archives drops New Anchor, I feel like my Ships come in on flush tide, 🎉

Every single time I hear the story of French shipwreck, especially that era, first thing I think of is the Raft Lé Medúse. 😊🎉

What the hell is going on with the narration these days. Not to mention I am sick to death of hearing American accents for every damn thing that is read. They are the worst at the pronunciation of nouns and.any other name for that matter. How stupid is the rest of the world to let the USA take over everything on the planet. 😡