What if ss France sink like Titanic

The SS France (1910) was a French ocean liner built for the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique (CGT), also known as the French Line. he was launched in 1910 and entered service in 1912, operating primarily on the North Atlantic route between France and the United States.
Key Facts About SS France (1910):
Tonnage: 23,666 GRT
Length: 712 feet (217 meters)
Beam: 75 feet (23 meters)
Speed: Around 23 knots (42.6 km/h)
Propulsion: Steam turbines driving quadruple screws
Capacity: Approximately 1,950 passengers (divided between First, Second, and Third class)
Design and Features:
The SS France was one of the most luxurious ships of his time, catering to wealthy passengers with opulent interiors and French elegance.
he was the first French ocean liner to exceed 20,000 GRT, making him one of the largest ships in the world at the time.
Unlike later French liners, he did not hold the Blue Riband for fastest transatlantic crossings, but she was known for his comfort and service.
World War I Service:
When World War I began in 1914, France was converted into an auxiliary cruiser for the French Navy.
Later, she was used as a troop transport to move soldiers between the United States and Europe.
Post-War Career and Fate:
After the war, France was refurbished and returned to civilian service.
However, by the 1920s, newer and faster liners made him outdated.

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