HMHS BRITANNIC SINKS - REAL TIME DOCUMENTARY
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Watch Titanic Sink in Real Time: • Titanic Sinks REAL TIME
This documentary was created for the 100th anniversary of the sinking of HMHS Britannic, sister ship of the infamous RMS Titanic, in November 2016. This full-length animation of the Britannic sinking, beginning with the impact of the mine and ending with her sinking, is in real time. This is a complete animation; not a short animation that was slowed down to match real time. This is also highly accurate as the team has contacted many well noted Britannic and Titanic historians for their input and resources on this project:
Mark Chirnside
Jack Eaton
Charles Haas
Richie Kohler
Michail Michailakis
Simon Mills
Mike Poirier
Bill Sauder
The documentary also includes narration from noted Titanic historians:
Daniel Klistorner
Ken Marschall
Parks Stephenson
Including narration from producer of our game, "Titanic: Honor and Glory," Matthew DeWinkeleer, and many survivor accounts from a voice cast of actors:
Ellen Gilbert
Olivia Gilmer
Nigel Hampson
Scotty Lorenz
Thomas Lynskey
James Penca
Dan Smith
Jordan Toovey
Annelies van Overbeek
Nicholas Walsh
Ophelia Wollny
Rossin Wood
A clock is included in the top right corner keeping track every five minutes, including key moments.
The animation was created in Unreal Engine 4. The model used is a combination of parts recycled from our T:HG model, re-textured models, older models created by our team, and a few new bits made just for Britannic.
The Vintage Digital Revival Crew (2016):
Thomas Lynskey
Matt DeWinkeleer
Kyle Hudak
Chris Daley
Nicolas Murgia
Special Thanks:
Yannick Allen-Larochelle
William Brower
Peter Comley
Chris Hood
Everything in the video is owned, created, and copyrighted by Vintage Digital Revival, LLC, 2016.
Closed Captioning Credits:
English: Thomas Lynskey
Russian: Maxim Polishchuk
Spanish: Rafael Aguilar Madriz
why am i watching videos of ships sinking? and why cant i stop?
why am I the same?
Me too and also documentaries and everything about ships who sink
BROOO SAME OMG
because it’s history... and this particular period of history (technologically arrogant) /series of ships is especially interesting.
SAME
Anyone else recently become obsessed with these ships?
YES!!
Yes lol
Same here it’s DRIVING ME CRAZY
YESSIR
Same here
What I learned from watching this kind of vids:
1) Ship can sunk very fast, much faster than "Titanic" movie ends.
2) Don't evacuate by boats if the ship is moving. Really.
3) If the crew asking you for don't panic, it's time to panic.
4) If the ship's bow is underseas u have about 5-10 mins to gettafckouthathere.
I dont want to scare you but as soon as the car deck in a modern ferry floods,the ship will capsize.For cruise ships it's as you said
Well AHS Centure sank in 3 Minutes........,
@@bayern_3234 yeah but it was a 95m vessel that was struck by torpedo and the fuel tank exploded,leaving a huge hole and destroyed bulkheads
incredible987 987987 well now I’m terrified because like twice a year I go on a ferry to get across a huge river in Scotland to see my family and we aren’t really allowed to get out the car
RiSe Typhoon idk tbh we are but when it starts moving you can’t just get off you have to wait idk why but u can only be out when it’s like in the middle of the river and I live in southamptonnnnnnn so before the ferry I have an 8 hour drive
Can we all take a second and pay respect to the amazing woman Violet Jessop.
The Lady was on the RMS Olympic. Was on the Titanic when it sank. Then managed to not only survive the Britannic sinking but then also survive the damn ships propeller trying to turn her into hamburger and come too in a pool of body parts. Talk about one tough and brave woman.
Jeez that’s a lot of luck to survive two ship sinkings.
The second and third times she must have been thinking Not again, FFS 🤦♀️!! Why me?
@@badabing8884 I think she was considering retirement at that point
I sure hope she had a good psychiatrist after all that
I also heard that she was on board the Olympic when it collided with the cruiser HMS Hawke and almost sank. Crazy
All things considered, it's remarkable only 30 people died.
it was the costa concordia of the first world war...almost
True, especially given that the sinking of her sister claimed 1,500 lives...
The addition of lifeboats made all the difference.
Warmer waters were the key. You could survive for far longer in the ocean where Brittanic sunk versus where Titanic sunk.
Almost the same number as the Costa Concordia, which didn't really sink unlike the Britannic.
also they were closer to the shore
Not a single ad? Respect.
Apenas 1 Biel Um no?
Apenas 1 Biel From another video yeah but the one from the other video was mine with 3k likes. Dumb fuck.
Apenas 1 Biel No problem.
Apenas 1 Biel Apenis 1 Bull.
XD
Captain Bartlett is unfairly criticized regarding this accident:
1) According to Wikipedia, the ship could stay afloat with 6 or less compartments exposed which was the case here. What killed the ship was the open portholes, but Captain Bartlett wasn't aware of this. His efforts to beach the ship was not foolish optimism as the Britannic would have been able to pull this off if not for the open portholes. If he did not try to beach the ship, insurances would have sued him to bankrupt ("Why didn't you try to beach the ship ?! You were only some miles away !").
2) The lifeboats ripped by the turbines are not his fault. It is the crew who launched the lifeboats without his order while the ship was moving.
3) He got out of the Britannic only when the ship was doing its final plunge and when the bridge was flooded so much he could swim. For all he knew, he was the last on board. And he didn't board a lifeboat, he just jumped overboard to the sea. So, in a way, he did go down with the ship.
This deserves some respect. He only had 50 minutes to act. He tried his luck and only failed because of unforeseen circumstances.
well said, and also the watertite doors were jammed in the open position it could survive if they were closed
Johan If someone criticize someone for not dying with their ship they’re stupid, like bitch I’m not gonna sacrifice my life for a ship
@ItburnswhenI Pee I agree that he did well in the time he had and deserves credit I'm not here to criticise the captain. But its hard to use the titanic as a comparison as the titanic would have most likely saved everyone if their were enough lifeboats or if the water wasn't so cold. Two problems Captain Smith had that meant it was unavoidable that most died.
Ryan Depp it’s not sacrifice if the ship is still gonna sink
Johan s
5:00 start of sinking
5:09 the wires break
9:50 E deck floods
11:28 some of D deck is flooded
35:13 third class open space is flooding 13:44 lifeboats 19a to 1a gets lowered
44:18 bow starts to flood
52:11 C deck floods
54:05 bow is flooded
53:15 B deck is flooding
54:11 A deck is flooding
54:39 bridge wing starts to flood
55:34 the first of britannics Davits is submerged
55:46 first funnel falls
55:28 grand staircase floods
56:19 second funnel falls
56:56 britannics boiler room entrance floods
57:03 third funnel falls
57:09 britannics second davit is submerged
57:37 britannics third davit is submerged
57:52 fourth funnel falls
58:05 britannics back small staircase floods
58:20 britannics fourth davit is submerged
59:21 britannic hits sea floor
59:36 britannics Fifth davit is submerged
1:00:10 britannic is fully gone
When i said bow flooding I meant when the top of it started flooding
Holy hell thats a lot of words
@@Lockheed-1101 ye this took almost more than an hour
Cheers
Oh god
such a legend
Can you imagine the feeling of relief when you finally get into one of the lifeboats... only to realize that your lifeboat is headed straight for the still spinning propellers?
Propeller: vibe check
Yamato most people couldn’t swim
They had lifejackets
Yamato and RedGaming Studio if the jumped out they would still get sucked in and TheUnProffesionals The lifejackets wouldn't help and with the boat still movingyou might get shamshed my either the ship falling over or bye a funnel falling over and honestly i would rather get killed by the explosion it would be fast death and you wouldn't have to suffer and be paniced just watching your loved ones die and drown so honestly i would just not go on a ship or a boat besides i wouldn't im afraid of drowning and of the ocean because this sounds stupid but if you have really bad azmah (i didnt spell thant right because its spelled weird) so you would understand if you have it really bad and Thank you for your time i just have alot to explain plus im a slow typer so this took me a while ;-; and i cant spell alot of things right because im only in fourth grade but honestly i know to much for a nine year old also like this if you are watching this in 2020 cause i am (its only he second of january) thank you agian for your time. :) ;-:
eep
Respect to the camera man who went out there and filmed all this.
Edit: There are way too many people saying that i'm wrong and that it's animated. I do not think it's hard to understand that this comment is a joke
@Pink Girl DONT
@@watdish Pink girl is right, the use of not shall be there.
Don´t is used in another place, for example "Don´t go that way"
But in this case, "it´s not real" (Not( shall be used.
@@lifooz2955 he was telling her to not say the cameraman thing you neanderthal
@@historyexplained916 Don´t comment when you sit at the toilet, there is just shit coming out of it anyway. ;)
@@lifooz2955 lol
Moral of the story: never make a boat that looks like the Titanic and has a similar name because it’s likely to sink
Joelimations & Stuff except for Olympic, the near-identical sister ship of the Titanic.
The Olympic is the original - the Titanic was modelled after her, as was Britannic (hence why they are all "Olympic" class ships). Strangely, the original of the three was the one that survived the longest.
TheJudger1205 well she suffered a collision.
I'm not mean, but, are you bullying White Star Line, the company of the ships, Olympic, Titanic, and Brittanic?
glenn paul santillana no he isn't.
Fun fact: in June-July of 1916, the Britannic was actually pulled out of hospital service and repained as a passenger liner with White Star. However this only lasted until August and she never served on a passenger voyage. She was again requisitioned as a hospital ship and repainted that month, and 3 months later, sank.
Food is full 🌕🌕🌕🌕
How do you know
Cheers to Captain Bartlett. He made sure everyone else abandoned ship before even thinking of leaving the helm. He was prepared to go down with his ship alone. That is honor.
After evacuating every passenger,he refused to go down,actually...
@@xangelxbear6243 a captain is only obligated to stay on the ship until everyone else is evacuated.
You definitely don’t see captains like that anymore especially with that one captain who abandon his passengers on the costa concordia.
Fernando5455 Exactly.Captain of Costa Concordia claimed that he apparently “fell into a lifeboat” but obviously it was fake.Also he (Captain Of Costa Concordia) sunk his ship on purpose to be famous.But obviously,that didn’t work out.
@@xangelxbear6243 and when De Falco told him to come back on the ship he booked an hotel suite for him and his mistress
Egads. Poor Violet Jessop. She survived a collision on the Olympic and the sinking of the Titanic only to be almost pureed by the propellers on the Britannic. It sounds like something out of a Final Destination movie...
theproplady lol
did she die
theproplady Violet Jessop survived. It was vague in the video but, yes, she survived.
theproplady Violet Jessop survived. It was vague in the video but, yes, she survived.
Charliehutch03 be it only just
God, imagine if Titanic had had the number of life boats that the Britannic had. Just looking at all those extra life boats compared to the real time Titanic video is just sad.
lifeboat capacity did not cause the disaster. When the titanic went down, 1500 people were still inside the ship, and the early lifeboats were not even full. There was no way of getting all those people up to the boat deck and into boats, in the time that was allowed. They were still lowering lifeboats up to the end. So even if they had many more boats, they would not have been launched.
Almost all of the 1500 people weren't inside the ship, they were already outside when the ship was sinking.
If _Titanic_ had that many lifeboats, many would have gone down with her. I mean, they were barely able to launch the 20 she actually had on board, so I doubt more than 1-2 more boats could be launched.
The crews on Titanic were not adequately trained in disaster control and lifeboat-launching. It's likely that more lifeboats would have been lowered if the case had been otherwise.
They needed better training too. Even the twenty she had weren't fully launched, collapsibles A and B literally floated off the deck as she was going down.
I gotta say. Props to the crew that are survivors of the Titanic that have the courage to work on another ship despite the trauma and ptsd they must’ve had
only two of the Britannic’s occupants were Titanic survivors.
“tRaUmA”
@@07foxmulder ?
There's something so chilling and uncontrollably powerful about the sound of straining steel
Megalithic.
Sounds like a deep sea monster. Creepy.
it was actually iron
steel plate & iron rivets actually
@@EricBlair-jg2ux yeah and what's steel made out of... ??? Yeah... Iron
Violet Jessop being the victim of the three Titanic sisters is either really lucky to survive or really cursed to be victim of the three...
There's a stoker 'claims' to have been on Titanic, Brittanic and Lusitania when they sank.
Olympic sisters*
Or just a bringer of bad luck upon any ship she boards.
not titanic sisters, but the titanic, britannic and lusitania.
@@wi.llclay Titanic, Brittanic and Olympic*
5:04 Miss Violet Constance Jessop: "Not this again..."
Ah shit, here we go again!
Lol so true
@@MeltedToast84 She had not only survived the Titanic sinking. She was also on board the RMS Olympic when it was severely damaged in a collision. Violet Jessop had been on all 3 vessels of the class.
OdinYggd I know...
@@renegadeoflife87 I don't understand why she would ever go on the tide sand a grain them with the name again I'm started thinks she's the reason that all these ships crashed or sank
The sea carrying on after the ship has sunk, as if it never happened is what gets me every time.
Mother Nature, and her Oceans are undefeated. I feel like you do. It's gone, but the sea just keeps drifting along. Very surreal.
It's so terrifying yet so fascinating because we can see how tragic it is but for nature is nothing, it just eats a whole ship and then.... Nothing
It’s AMAZING how captains back then actually cared about the bout and passengers
yea they didn't jump ship like the
Concordia captain and say i'm alright jack
malc brooke
in sewol ferry the captain was the first to leave the boat. he didn't help the poor kids that were still stuck somewhere around the boat.
Ahem....Concordia.....oceanos...
**cough** sewol ferry **cough**
Especially now with cruise ships dumping passengers testing positive for covid19 in random cities
These recreations are addictive...
And accurate.
They're not reactions they're voice overs from the actual documentary playing over top of the video.
@@Beltran15x he said re creations.
“Okay guys lets escape the ship.”
Propellers:
*”you thought”*
Gage Nelson *flying meats*
@@arandomcrusaderonjerusalem5840 lol
Propellers: "Im about to end this mans whole career"
People on lifeboat being pulled in by propellers:
*Monsters inc theme*
Shame that happened! great discipline that sea cadet had to hold the lifeboat hanging just above the water waiting for the order. All while they were shouting obscenities at him. Makes me proud. I was a Leading Seaman in the cadets.
Captain Bartlett is truly amazing. Even with the bow of his ship almost completely underwater he still tried to limp her to shore.
Diesel boiler Titanic 2
Little did he know he shredded 2 of the lifeboats by keeping the turbines running
Ribs BBQ sauce
He should have tried the entire time (beside when launching lifeboats) and maybe would he have succeded :(
@@oxyoverh It was not his fault but the crew members launched those lifeboats without his orders.
The sounds of the sinking is haunting
Not a lot of people died but the deaths were gruesome. People getting chopped into pieces by propellers and body parts floating around? Ugh
No thanks. That sounds disgusting...
at least in the titanic, everyone died more peacefully, they all froze or drowned
@@ang1072 Bro freezing to death and drowning to death isn't a peaceful way to die.
@@RB-br8tr
ok, drowning isn't, but u freezing to death isn't the worst. U fall asleep first, i think
@@ang1072 And after the ice broke. Your body will rip apart and other parts of your body will stay on ice. That's gruesome a little bit
There was a woman on this boat serving as a nurse, who not only survived, but who also ironically enough had also survived the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, just 4 years before.
Yes, she's talked about in this video
Her name was Violet Jessop she was in the video
If I recall correctly she was also aboard the RMS Olympic when it collided with another ship at some point as well
When the RMS Olympic collided with the HMS Hawke.
Holy shit, you would never go on a ship again.
Just to imagine that without that tragic lifeboat incident there could be no casualties at all. Captain Bartlett and his crew were true heroes
I think some were killed in the initial blast from the mine
@@lutziferproductions1885yes a number of casualties were from the initial explosion
Theres only 1 people thst died due to the explosion.
But some like 29 are from the chopping propellers.
Some were killed in the lower decks
White Star Line: *exists*
Mine and iceberg: I'm about to end this man's whole career
ivan caraig wow. This was really, very funny. This is comedic genius.
@@henrypanozzo9607 r/wooosh
lando playx what the hell you
A) didnt even spell it right
B) clearly dont know when to use it
Well just titanic Olympic and brittanic other reasons
Olympic: Come at me bro
There’s more planes in the oceans than boats in the sky
@Jehova Polanco r/woosh?
mike WIZZ yep
bEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEg brain
Guys it was in italic and bold so he understood the joke
Cristobal Cordova that’s actually fascinating but fucking scary to think about.
"We didn't have much success getting away from the ship's side. The Britannic was still pushing forward under her own steam. Suddenly, all the men began leaping into the sea. No shouts. Just splashes as they leapt for it. Within moments, I found myself to be the only occupant of these life boats. but it didn't take me long to find out the reason. Britannic's huge propellers were churning and mincing up everything near them: men, boats, and everything was just one ghastly whirl. I turned to leap into the sea, but I hesitated. I forced my self into the water, but was unable to swim. Then hit on the head by something solid. I believe it was either a piece of a boat, or the propeller itself. It hit me three times on the head. Terrible blows that made my brain rattle, but fortunately it hit me where my hair was the thickest. an arm grabbed me and pulled me to the surface. It gripped me and moved as mine did. I grabbed it back as i surfaced, but to my horror found that it was merely a severed arm and part of a torso. As the great white liner steamed away from me, I saw to my horror a severed head to my left, floating, despite having been cracked open like a sheep's head severed by a butcher. Wreckage of every sort was everywhere as the ship slowly ploughs into the distance." - Violet Jessop (wow I don't get this much likes and stuff thank you)
That part was chilling...
@@mcmacshalfilya creep
Yeah, she was not hit by the propeller but likely debris being churned out by it.
Jesus Christ!
So based on this someone grabbed her to save her but was caught themselves by the propeller? Jesus, that is horrific.
56:10 The moment where she lastly expressed her sadness and tears through her funnels while saying goodbye to her captain, her crew and her passengers. She will always be remembered as a brave nurse as were her brave captain, crew and passengers.
I kept waiting for an underwater shot of the damage.
Liquid Sofa same
Same
Liquid Sofa same I was like where is it?
Woah good one there
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26:04: "Then hit on the head with something solid. I believe it was either a piece of boat, or the propeller itself.... three times, terrible blows that made my brain rattle.... but fortunately, it hit me where my hair was fixed"
Listen lady, I don't care what your hair was fixed with - whatever hit your head was no propeller.
Eske Knas My guess is she hit the keel of the ship
"Where my hair was thickest"...
I'm guessing her name was violet Jessop because she was a nurse and she was the only person who survived a lifeboat when it hit the propeller she had to jump of the boat to escape
its *"thickest"* not fixed, its just the quality of her speaking ability, mabye it was taken by her abillyity to be friken: MRS UNSINKABLE.
She is violet jessop
It's like you've taken us back in time to witness history.
Well said I love the history about the three sister Titanic Olympic and Britannic probably the only reason I clicked into this video like this if you agree if you don't why you still here
Ruby Rose ._.
a history I hate
imagine hearing this loud sound in real life 56:15
What it sound like
I would've crapped my pants if I heard that noise in person.
56:15 imagine swimming right under the Propellers trying to get to a lifeboat while hearing the ship final cry for help. I can only imagine the vibrations it gave off, feeling the rumble in their chests.
at least the water is not freezing
Would scare the fuck out of me hearing that especially when it collided with the ocean floor.
Imagine being in freezing cold waters under the titanic and as it splits, you see it about to crush you too pieces
And in their wardrobes, and on chairs, through beds and tables. I imagine that it shuddered enough to get felt everywhere!
58:21
Theres something incredibly sad about a ship sinking
i like to watch videos and it’s dead people
@@alonelyz1981 what the hell mate, are you insane
@@u.s.s.laffeydd-7245 wtf?
@@lclccl y
If you think about it. If you made a ship that sunk then you should be sad, I mean people are entrusting your creation to safely transport them to their destination, and for it to sink after all the labor and efforts architects and builders did for it to be made will be put to waste, not to mention the resources, all it takes is for one mishap to take a detour directly to the bottom of the ocean.
I’ve watched like 5 ships sink in the past two days
F
Congrats
Which ones Titanic Britannic lusitania and oceanos are ones I watch.
Blurr iwnl anyone can call me a chicken, but that's why. No airplanes,no train's traveling 200 miles a he. Will not fall 49,000 feet with a airplane crash. Am afraid of water now. Like I said don't know. Am sorry it's long.
Blurr iwnl - I watched this, the sewol ferry, the Costa Concordia, the titanic and a few others
Captain Bartlett is quite the badass, thinking about everyone and his ship, and when there were no hope of saving the ship, he just walks towards the water and just swims.
Imagine being in a lifeboat watching your ship sink, and hearing this noise from the ship 56:15
This is my favourite sound of this video.
What even is the sound
@@lucifig12
The sound of boiling rumbling before the 2nd funnel falls off.
Imagine still being inside the ship.
It needs to be a Minecraft cave sound
Violet Jessup’s sense of safety and security: *exists*
Any ship she ever went on: I’m bout to end this woman’s whole career.
But the ships didn't end her whole career. What a legend.
Brayson Steeber An Absolute Unit 😂
But never did LOL
violet: “BITCH YOU THOUGHT”
Titanic 3 violet Jessups revenge
This time she whoops there asses pulls the new titanic outta the water and whips its ass pretty fucking wicked
It's not as scary as Titanic because it happened at the day light and because they were close to land
Jhonny Cage X Rage and had lifeboats. That’s always a good thing.
@@davidhoran7116 Not so much they had lifeboats, they had the luxury of warm water.
and the water is a lot more warmer.
In much warmer water.
Well it was probably terrifying, because two lifeboats were sucked in the propellers,people trapped in elevators, and people crushed by falling funnels and lifeboats.
Hats off to the ship's captain. He did everything he could to save all aboard and the ship herself. He didn't leave until everyone else was off. It was sad that the ship made it to relatively shallow water. Only a little further and he may have just beached it. Well done anyhow.
Fun Fact: Britannic's Rudder Somewhat Responded Which Helped Turn Her Towards Kea Faster But If It Wasn't For The High Number Of Open Portholes And If The Watertight Doors In Boiler Rooms 5&6 Properly Closed Britannic Would Have Been Successfully Beached
It was probably a better fate for it to sink instead of being beached and repaired. It's currently well-preserved by at its current resting place and would've been scrapped like Olympic had it survived the war.
Food
I have to say, this is a terribly inefficient way of clearing mines.
I wasn't there to clean the area out, I was there to pick up wounded soldiers and treat them.
But you are very correct
Britannic. This was pudlished on
11/26/16,you sunk on 11/21/16,sooo
you sunk 100 years &5 days after u sunk
Being it was war time, then an improvement would have been a cage like front end . Something that would go thru the water and hit any mines first and damage the cage. Kind of like a buffer. Hind sight. Would work against icebergs too(not really huge ones as it would just crush)
After being in the Olympic and Titanic disasters and now this, Violet Jessop must have been like "Are you f#&*ing kidding me?!?" 🤬
She went back to work on White Star ships for another 30 years. Hey, a job is a job.
The Royal Carribean ships sank 16 times. That Is 4x of how much the White Star Line ships had sunken
ZxCv XNightly I personally doubt this but I think you’re right.
Lol
Olmpyic did not sink
I can’t get over how beautifully detailed and well crafted these ships were.
Indeed.
They were examples of some of the finest engineering of their day. The same sort of know-how and resources that go into our biggest airplanes today are what built ships like Britannic. I agree with you, though - the amount of care and evident pride that was seen all over these vessels is something that is seemingly lacking in their modern equivalents.
Hello chrystie
@@graylarsonkids5695 cheers!!
@@F-Man a product of the Belle Époque... died with the war, unfortunately
My mom be like: Are you watching the Titanic sinking again?
NO MOM, THIS IS THE BRITTANIC! Lol
@@arreilaa4872 my boyfriend everytime I watch titanic: why, again???
@@toothlesssharky As a toothless shark, I don't see why you would enjoy these sinkings...
17:34 Violet Jessop: "I was now experienced with surviving shipwrecks. One might even call me an expert." I gotta give her props for seeing the slight humor in the cards that Fate has dealt her.
Also while some of the funnels defeated their purpose Britannic's massive davits were really ahead of their time. Since they were designed to grab lifeboats from the opposite side of the ship in case of severe listing rendering one side unable to launch. (As in the case of SS Andrea Doria in 1951.)
Britannic was so impressed it tried to give her props too.
Also, how do you survive the Olympic-Hawk incident AND the Titanic sinking but still don't bother to learn how to swim?
Men exit boats while leaving a woman..lol... pathetic losers..
@@RRW359 How many people knew how to swim 100 + years ago? There were no swimming pools except for the Rich. That was what lifejacket's were for and still are. No sensible person goes into the sea voluntary.
@@benwilson6145 Lakes/ponds. Also if you take the right precautions it's easy to create a safe swim area in a river, and it's not like no beaches anywhere also have designated swim areas.
I'm not saying it's people's fault for not learning how to swim, but if you have been through what she had then there's really no excuse for not learning.
Also life jackets are there so you can float indefinately. It may not have mattered on Titanic since the water was cold enough to kill no matter what, but in warmer waters like the Mediterranean or the tropics it's easy to run out of energy trying to swim for however long it takes for rescue to arrive.
@@RRW359 I suspect you live in a warmer climate than the UK. It pretty simple . People did not learn how to swim, for example 54 % of the population in the USA still cannot swim, while in the UK its is only 12% now.. It is still stupid for anyone on a ship not to have access to a lifejacket. You do not go into the water voluntary so you may be injured, or unconscious. Swimming losses the body heat much faster allowing hypothermia to attack.
You can go and shout at people for not learning to swim a 100 years ago, good luck with that
why did the cameraman just ignore the ship sinking smh
ajontron 2 it's a animation
Johnny Hendrix r/woooosh
Johnny Hendrix he was being sarcastic
Whoosh
Wooooosh
Olympic Crashes
White Star Line: Damn...
Titanic Sinks
White Star Line: Damn!
Britannic Sinks
White Star Line: DAMN!!
Atlantic sinks
White star: DAAAAMMN
At least olympic survived
The white star cunard merger happens
White Star Line: WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON
Olympic:(crashes again)
White Star Line: Da-wait it was a U boat carry on
@@Ty-yt3lj YEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
This is INCREDIBLE! I love how you guys actually got an interview with Ken Marshall. The animation is also excellent. Major props to the animators. I find ships to be such a pain to model.
Moral of the story dont get on a ship that ends with “ic “
El chapo 3 ships with ic exists Cunard: IM GONNA END THIS MANS WHOLE CAREER has ships that ends with tania
Fortnite Gamer23 Lusitania sinks anyway
Icy or I see. Get it?
Olympic was fine.
you do know that most of the white star line's ships ends with "ic" and most of them did not sink
I’ve grown an odd fascination with sinking ships 😕
Umm Adam same tho
Then You will find sinking of Estonia really interesting.
@@margokutt after the sinking the Swedish and Estonian government were being really shady about it as well
Same lol
same here weird !
Man the White Star line had the worst luck.
@sargun benning The White Star Line didn’t merge with Cunard until 1934, which was 18 years after the sinking of the _Britannic._
Actually, they had pretty decent luck until the loss of 2/3 of the Olympic-class. They had their fair share of ships that foundered, but so did every other shipping company back then.
the biggest ship in the world at the time had sunk in only 4 days.
1500 souls included*
AnimaSuper you mean 2 hours.
jravage77 ikr
This has got to be one of the most realistic animated videos in the entire world...
You haven't seen assassins creed cut scenes then
Then you havent even seen the internet.
I really loved how you could still see the Sun thru the smoke from the funnels. That was impressive.
I find the Britannic so interesting because her wreck is the closest we will ever get to an intact version of Titanic. Titanic’s wreck is too deep and Olympic is long gone and scrapped. But Britannic is still quite accessible to experienced divers and gives us an up close glimpse of her and her sisters in a way that just can’t been experienced with her only surviving sister.
Ethan Nelson Yep
the RMS Olympic rather than the Britannic was the closest of the designs to the Titanic, and she survived to eventually be broken up in 1935. If you want a 'taste' [pun intended!] of what the Titanic was like , the carved wood panelling from her 1st class [reading room?] was bought and installed in the dining room at the White Swan Hotel, Alnwick, Northumberland.
Unfortunately, the interior of Britannic has become too unstable, and can hno longer be entered under Greek law. At least its still possible to see her exterior, though.
Adrea Brooks I never knew that, thanks for the information.
@RMS Titanic ll Yeah, that noise was terrifying. Don't listen with earphones. (Jan Griffiths).
It's not the same sinking in the middle of the north atlantic at midnight rather than in the moring at the coast of greece
True, but there's plenty of other things I can think of that I'd rather be doing on a November morning than being on the sinking HMHS Brittanic.
It still sucks. Smh
Lusitania must have been pretty terrifying as well. Sunk in 18 minutes.
I’d rather sink next to land burning daylight then have a watery grave in freezing water like titanic
Alberto Amador It is still scary for the people on it.
Imagine your face when yoy get in a lifeboat only to know that its heading straight for the spinning propellers.
*Chuckles* Im in danger
Dagaming Boy bad luck brian
Well fuck
i saw that part and i just couldn’t stop thinking about it (i saw it from a scene ina britannic movie)
when is that?
The Britannic's bow hitting the bottom as her stern is still above water is the real life equivalent of when your Titanic model hits the bottom of the tub while the stern is still at surface level
Glad I'm not alone in this🤣🤣🤣
I am glad I was not the only one that did that as a child.
@@dynamodigitaldesign8293 There are more of us than you think.
It is so sad that Britannic never had the chance to be a passenger ship. It had so much potential, especially with so many improvements that would make it the best ocean liner at that time!
Wouldn't she be tied with Olympic?
@@RRW359 Britannic was the biggest of the three sisters. She was designed to basically be the flag ship of the White Star Line. Each ship was an improvement on the last. Olympic was the eldest , The Titanic was the middle sister and was technically bigger than Olympic in regards to interior space. Olympic had two promenade decks . They changed it with Titanic by enclosing the second promenade deck to expand 1st class. Britannic was the largest at 882 feet long and 48,158 Gross registered tons Vs. Titanic's 882 feet long 46,328 gross registered tons.
It sinking actually preserved it.
Likeliness is it would be scrapped along side Olympic if she made it into passenger service
That’s war back in that time you had no say if the army wanted your ship for war that was that. Olympic went through the same thing being turned into a war ship. Funny how the first one built survived everything but the scrapers
@@raymondhutchinson7156 Britannic was rumoured to be 1000 feet long but plans changed that would been cool too see
Imagine being on the beach watching a gigantic ship hitting a mine and sinking.
@switchfoot881 maybe a bottle of whiskey and a blunt 😎🤘
And now they made a video of the exact thing.
That's how people saw the Lusitania sink.
ERROL SLOVAK so sad 😞
They did in Florida.
These Olympic class ships are beautiful
But they were all doomed sadly
Not true, Timmie. The original, Olympic, outlived her sisters and was ultimately scrapped at the end of her service (a bad business decision in my mind, they should have converted her into a Museum ship and made money from people wanting to experience some of the classic services, as well as see what the Titanic was similar to).
That said, I will agree that the ships, while beautiful, were really unfortunate, for two of the three to sink.
Damian Freeman Olympic also had a number of accidents
True, but nothing too serious.
Damian Freeman some costed a bunch of lives and put the ship out of action for weeks
schoolwork❎
random britannic video ✅
Imagine getting treated on a hospital ship after barely escaping combat with your life only to get blown up inside that same hospital ship
Read about the Sultana. Civil war side-wheeler. Bad scene.
Total oof
1:13
Imagine surviving the worst maritime disaster in history only to find yourself on her sinking sister ship
@@dorkmax7073 titanic wasn't the worst maritime disaster it's just the most famous
me: opening up windows to get some fresh air
everyone else on the HMHS BRITANNIC: o_0
what
@@nissethepear4743 open portholes caused the ship to flood faster
spam breeder Yeah I get it, still just feels off tho
Fucking Pepole Died
Nissethepear what does this comment even mean?.. LOL weird asf dude “something still doesn’t feel right” tf
Britannic staff: lower lifeboats into the water while the ship is still moving.
Propellors: dO i LoOk lIkE a jOKe tO yOu???
"Fuck around and find out" -Propellers
If the ship were level or bow upward and stern downward all would have been okay. Its because the bow was downward and stern upward that the propellers came to the surface hitting the lifeboats.
🚢💣😔
Wait why couldn't they stop the ship before it sank??
@Jack & Danny You don’t understand the Joke
So you’re comment is „Sh*t“
5:03 britannic hits the mine
5:10 the ropes has broken
7:53 britannic start to sink
22:15 propelers start to get visible
22:34 the firt boat is crushed
26:02 the second boat is crushed
28:03 captain turn off the propelers
49:19 bow start to sink
54:15 the bow is sunked
55:10 captain's room start to sink
55:37 captain's room has sunked
55:48 1st funnel falls
56:10 propelers are visible
56:20 2nd funnel falls
56:35 the ship is tipping over
57:05 3rd funnel falls
57:54 Last funnel falls
58:29 the ship has fell on its side
59:22 britannic has hit the sea floor
1:00:14 britannic has sunked
Whoever is making these sinking ship videos is freakishly good. I was wondering though.. If you need a side-kick to help you on your projects, I'll have you know that I am excellent in the skills of drawing stick figures.. I feel your clips are missing this vital component. I can currently draw stick figures in roughly 10 different positions. I have perfected the art of triangles and bows to represent women and smaller stick figures to represent kids. You could have your people contact my people and we can have a sit down to discuss future projects.
He'll have his people talk to your people
@@gracecarol6352 My people are happy that you're contacting his people to get in touch with my people. Current overheads predict a 42 percent increase in comments and views when my stick people are incorporated into any given scenario.
@@Nathwindon1234 that's why his people are so interested in your people. His people like that a lot
Lmfao
Let's get this done people.
56:14 That is a dang freakin creepy sound to hear on any ship or any where. holy moly.
U R RIGHT
Minecraft Cave Ambiance
It's because the ship structure is beginning to stress
this is so beautiful, realistic and even better than the actual britannic movie
emre ekinci the movie was garbage xD
TheMarineGamer IGGHQ Yeah, the movie was garbage! XD
emre ekinci The movie was shit!
Yeah, the movie was bad, but this video is better because the people who made it did there research and made sure that this was as accurate as possible.
emre ekinci realistic?.......... ;-;
*Play in reverse for the good ending.*
Nobody else find it odd the fact that the Britanic hit the mine pretty much at the same spot where the Titanic hit the iceberg?
jobanh7ify There was no land near the sinking of the titanic..
Karen1Nicola Christ you don't. We'd to use a million exclamation points
And the same amount of compartments has taken the water in the beginning, yeah. Titanic got 6 compartments damaged. Britannic got only 2 damaged but all the forward 6 compartments got flooded very early in the sinking.
No
jobanh7ify well that is about where all mines hit because they have a large hull and the titanic also had a fire in the same spot so rip
Olympic: *Easy*
Titanic: *Medium*
Britannic: *Hard*
With all due respect for the people above the Britannic(the horrors must of been terrible and great props to everybody on board,dead or alive) but Im guess the Titanic should be hard ONLY because they were in much colder water, had more people and practically no life boats, thousands of people died (where as in the Britanic they were thankfully able to save more people) and also the fact that in the Brittanic, the were much much closer to land in the daylight.
@@p.c6175 "britannic"
@@egemazute1743 that's how you spell Britannic
@@p.c6175 There was almost enough lifeboats on the Titanic for everyone aboard... It's a common misconception that they cut corners on building the Titanic when in fact they spared no expense.
The lifeboats being the only thing that they didn't have enough of.
Lusitania: *-Extreme-*
Staff lowering boats: witnesses several lifeboats getting destroyed by the propellers
Staff: cOnTiNuEs LoWeRiNg ThEm AnYwAy
Best chance of survival is lifeboat.
most people in the boiler rooms lowered themselves away without captains approval so that's why they got sucked into the propellers
MrSpankMan so basically karma
@@jaydencameron7980 yes
Hello Hello Not when there's blades
Amazing. A liner geek like myself was in heaven watching this. Loved the Olympic. The only of the three to ever complete a peacetime voyage. The sad, but famous lost sisters we love - Britannic and Titanic.
Britannic and Titanic did technically complete their peacetime voyages. The sea trials, however britannic had hers before she was finished fully and before the first world war
Who else came here after watching the Titanic sink?
Me
Me
99 likes. I will make it 100 by liking it
Panda Gachas right behind ya at 101. I can’t stop watching these ship videos
Ur mom
that hospital ship has more lifeboats then titanic
oo 101 it was required that more lifeboats be added after Titanic according to British and U.S. laws
And of course the hospital ship is the Britanic
oo 101 after the sinking of the titanic the law changed. Now it required to all lifeboats for all passengers
Laws change do.Life boats should be able to fit all passengers.Also from the titanic disaster a iceberg tracking initiative was set up so ships wouldn’t run into them.
Britannic has 55 lifeboats and titanic has only 20 boats
Happy to have been the voice of Lt Col Henry Stewart Anderson at 27.45 and 55.26. Fabulous production, loved every minute of it.
9:30 not to mention SPAMMALS, A RUclipsR.
Those gantry davits surely helped out in the sinking! Just proves how useful they were. Never understood why they were never used on future liners..
Poor guys in the engine room. They had like 5 minutes to escape from that deep inside the ship
I bet no one had ever climbed a staircase faster than those guys!
Everybody in the engine room and boiler rooms survived. Majority of the 36 that died where from the life boats that got chopped up in the propellers and some other people died from the mine explosion and some where just trapped in some areas
Yes
Must’ve been terrible in there ):
Ikr
The wait was worth it! :D
Yep
RMS Titanic 1912-2016 did this sink on Nov 26? because that is when my dad died: Nov 26 2006
RMS Titanic 1912 2012
+cameo 153 The Britannic was sunk on Nov. 21, 1916..
RMS Titanic 1912-2017
These animations are really excellent
A lot of high IQ’s and patience.
Also Violet Jessop is one brave woman, for boarding another white star liner after being on the Titanic. Then she endures ANOTHER shipwreck.
She was in the sinkings of The Olympic,Titanic and Britannic
scott montgomery Olympic did not sink. She just suffered a minor collision with another ship in 1911, that’s the accident Jessop lived. The RMS Olympic had a long career and is the only cruise ship that sank a submarine during war time. She was finally scrapped in 1935, sadly.
@@lf2916 Olympic was affectionately called "Old Reliable" for her long career.
@@lf2916 Olympic was a Liner not a cruise ship 😀
Paul Lindley good point! You’re absolutely right
It's true 22:10 the propellors did slice people and lifeboats in pieces.
NEVER lower a Lifeboat when A ship is still moving.
You are right. That is where the 30 deaths happened. The boats were pulled into Britannic's propellers and those sliced and diced the boats and people up.
Fish: hey guys there’s a new house for sale, wannna go check it out?
Micaelas cult _ deserves to be pinned
Ariel: it's free real estate!
Great use of sound effects. Man those metallic grindings and groaning noises during the final plunge are ghostly and eerie! I've heard some superstitious stories that whenever a ship sinks, it cries out before going under. And in this video, Britannic surely roared out her death cries.
Very well done. You did her proud.
Spammals you did a good job, yourself!
Spammals! :D
lumanya
Spammals hd
Spammals someone sounded like you
56:15
Imagine being in the water, next to a sinking superliner. Wreckage and carnage around, no rescue for kilometers.
The funnels start collapsing under load. Then, with a breathful of hot boiler smoke, you hear this:
I guess youtube recommendations have brought us all back together again
Nope, searched it.
Yea
Britannic was such a beautiful ship...it's a shame she went down the way she did.
it was like titanic
nope. nothing like titanic
AMERICA! I know, I hope this didn't happen, but just think of all of the injured soldiers that couldn't get off.......D; God bless them......
Don Avan i mean, i think he meant the sinking,not the ship itself, cause if he was saying that,yeah... they are pretty similar
Samuel Hackler 2
It did, unfortunately.
I can’t believe they bribed that seagull into wearing a Go Pro for a bag of Doritos.
Good cameras
Seagulls are fire breathing hussies who will do anything for a Dorito.
Doritos are Doritos you can’t deny that it’s a good deal
...
Doritos werent invented back then you idiot, they obviously bribed it with flaming hot cheetos
Luna USA Ball inspired this I’m just re organizing it (the text is from them)
5:00 start of sinking
5:09 the wires break
9:50 E deck floods
11:28 some of D deck is flooded
13:44 lifeboats 19a to 1a gets lowered
35:13 third class open space is flooding
44:18 Bow starts to flood
52:11 C deck floods
53:15 B deck is flooding
54:05 bow is flooded
54:11 A deck is flooded
54:39 bridge wing starts to flood
55:28 grand staircase floods
55:34 the first of Britannic’s Davits is submerged
55:46 first funnel falls
56:19 second funnel floods
56:56 Britannic’s boiler room entrance floods
57:03 third funnel floods
57:09 Britannic’s second Davit is submerged
57:37 Britannic’s third davit is submerged
57:52 fourth funnel falls
58:05 Britannic’s back small staircase floods
58:20 Britannic’s fourth davit is submerged
59:21 Britannic’s bow hits sea floor
59:36 Britannic’s fifth davit is submerged
1:00:10 Britannic disappears from the surface
Thank you! You’re the best!
@@STEVENVUEH599 You’re welcome sorry for late reply
@@ashtoncollins868 it’s alright :)
For the people on the ship it probably felt like 10 minutes
Either that or 6 hours
Well yeah, that or like 5 hours.
Very true
Yup. So very sad...
The Titanic animations are really good, but this one is such a high level of quality. The rippling on the water, the sounds, the impact of the explosion when the ship is first hit... Just incredible.
I found it funny how calm you guys made it no background screaming no people jumping in the water nothing but seagulls 🤣
It wasn't as dramatic as the titanic sinking though. It was 8am on a sunny warm day
Also, nowhere near as many people died.
absolutely brilliant to see Tom Lynskey as being part of this video. Bravo Sir
me: enjoying the breeze from the fan
everyone else on the lifeboat
me: sinking down
"get off, everyone got of so you scram too"
Me: taking a nice bath
Everyone else at the already split hood:
Nice one
anna ou-
i like how this one has a more realistic feel, such as the water reactions to the crashing. but it doesn’t give off the horrific feel that the titanic one had
"It eased into the water like an old man into a nice warm bath"
Shots From The Bench Seinfeld?
I might be the weird one here but, I have always found The Britannic to be the most beautiful of the Olympic ships. At least in her cocaine white paint job. I know The other ships were black to hide the coal stains but still, these ships were absolutely gorgeous, even Olympic in her camouflage was a sight to behold, there is just something about the refinement of the design that does it for me.
Yeah, but for me this one just stands out because the olympic and titanic look so 'basic' if that makes sense? This one is white so its kinda special
Yeah, but for me this one just stands out because the olympic and titanic look so 'basic' if that makes sense? This one is white so its kinda special