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i keep thinking that the narrator is referring to a person when he is calling the titanic a she

Hi, and thanks for this excellent work showing my favourite liner. Actually second only to our 'Batory', that only transatlantic liner ever to carry aboard one Syrian brown bear! The bear was a regular soldier of one of Polish 2nd Corps' troops, with the rank of corporal and the name of Wojtek. Which is my name too. Long live to Her Majesty for her 90th birthday (26th of Sep. 1934-2024) ♍🇵🇱🇬🇧🇺🇲👍 Just to add something of interest - I am the man who 'introduced' Her Majesty to Polish people in 1986. ♍

ann no jetlag

Incredible to hear the survivor’s stories. But think about the dudes working in the engine room. Lots of them were probably already gone; and had been for hours by the time the ship actually sank.

Maybe it’s me, but doesn’t this look like something MLP G3 would do?

It still baffles me why they totally dismantled Olympic. The worst death of the sisters. They should have kept her and made her into a museum. She was the only closet link to Titanic. Would have been a marvel to walk inside of Olympic.

Olympic didn't deserve to be scrapped if Queen Mary can be turned into a floating museum why couldn't Olympic?? White Star's biggest ship ever built it's a pitty

Horrific. RIP.for lives lost,

Is this rose

That one guy who didn’t want to torpedo them

That old man needs to chill

minor damage. 14,000 pounds per second. bwahahaha. sounds like major damage. moorons.

How is the film odd. I though it was a great idea the way they tied in the importance of the cargo she held and the way they raised her!

Even seeing new york city in the 1990s is nostalgic

What a well done video. Very informative and professional. The link to your website is excellent too.

Of course she broke the speed record. She had the greatest power to weight ratio of any liner ever built. An absolute masterpiece!

People were pretty stoic about telling the story for the most part. Especially the older interviews. I really don’t think they ever really understood what a historic event it was that they lived through..

Awesome stories. I just wish humans didnt have to be on deaths door before they show each other the best of humanity.

1:21 lusitania

1:03 mauretania

1:00 kaiser wilhelm II

RIP To Stockton Rush and the 4 others on the Titan

It’s unreal to watch this and actually hear them speak of that starry night 🌌

what does she mean with "I thought it was part of the trip" ?? WTF?

White Star didn't launch their ships with champagne.

The Dark Reign gameplay music 12:00 😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤ most friggin excellentayest!

Thomas Andrews was NOT the designer of the Olympic/Titanic. He took over responsibility after the original designer retired early rather than attach his name to the project. Too many changes compromised his design, lowering the quality and seaworthiness.

To us in Poland the Queen is partially known through my several articles written on her from 1986. Poland is home country and Gdynia - home port to our liners, that made our white and red flag recognizable to the rest of the World, and simply loved by many people. The Queen Mary made 1001 Atlantic crossings and alone shortened the war by six months. Our Batory DID carry once a big Syrian brown bear on board - a mascot and a soldier (!) of one Polish troop during WW2. He had military rank of corporal and was called Wojtek (our abbreviation of the name of Adalbert). Now I am Wojciech myself, bearing the bear's full name proudly, liking all bears and well up in the maritime history of Poland, which shall be 105 years long in 2025. All the best to 'Mary', to Long Beach, to Southampton and to Clydebank (important places of the Queen her life), and birthday greetings for her 90 years afloat (26.05.1934-2024) ♍🇵🇱🇬🇧🇺🇲❤️

Do not fear too much for All shall be resurrected one day and with each and every day even death's time to die is approaching!

greed sunk the Edmund fitzgerald...GREED !

OF THE GREAT LAKES...NOT "ON"

Wow, it’s pretty brown

Rest in peace warriors of both sides

Hey ScrewTube you haven’t had your purple-haired goons cancel me for 24 hours. I can’t believe it!

Just goes to show you how evil news people are. Leaves a crying dog just to get to video footage.

33:14 Why is she sobbing scaredly?

33:14 You can hear that poor woman crying as she feels terrified.

This could be a ruse Part of the insurance scam She remembers what she’s been told and read about from people who were never there. 🤔🤷🏽‍♂️ Nobody knows what is really going on

The only plus point of Ship Breaking in these Yards is the never ending supply of Human Labour, the yard owners only seem to care about profit.

32:44 - 33:57

Sinking the Lusitania was NOT a 'war crime', as the narrator stated at the beginning. She was a valid target of warfare as she was carrying munitions. Potential passengers were warned of this fact by the German Ambassador before sailing.

По сути там погиб целый район большого города .

GREAT films, Mark! You've got my sub! These are wonderful videos!

This titanic film feel so real then titanic 3 (titanic 666)

In the video they believe that the torpedo struck the starboard side just forward of the bridge and that the cargo of munitions is what caused the second explosion however the torpedo struck the Lusitania just behind the bridge in the forward boiler room which is where the second explosion occurred it was finally settled by Dr. Robert Ballard once and for all time that the mixture of coal dust and oxygen set off by the torpedo is what sank the Lusitania. Mystery solved!!!!

7:29 One of the boilers "swam" into view??

Another thing I heard about Ballard's expedition is that one of his submersibles brought part of a cable to his research ship. Ballard thought it was undoubtedly from the Titanic so in order to avoid any gold rush on his ship he threw it back into the ocean

1:51 Not everyone knows that "when she left Southampton" she almost collided with another ship. She was doing 6kn but the undertow from that was already enough to cause this other ship nearby to break all her mooring, six of them. Now, what was the Titanic's final destination? New York. What was the name of the ship she almost collided with? Of all names - New York....

“Practically unsinkable” 😂 🤣 yeah OK arrogance what got Titanic sunk in the first place, there were a bunch of flaws, the fact that was made with riveted sheet metal plates, 16 life bolts with four additional collapsible that were upside down, 20 total boats, three boy propeller configuration, made it difficult to stop and turn, that’s another big reason why Titanic crashed into the iceberg and sank. White Star Line were certainly arrogant. To throw out the term “practically unsinkable” you are basically tempting the gods, Titanic got what it deserved because the owner of White Star Line was the biggest coward of the face the planet and he got off the ship while the captain decided to stay out of the ship and die with the rest of the passengers that didn’t make it onto a lifeboat.. sad but messed up story..