It took 55 minutes for the great liner to sink after hitting a mine in the Mediterranean Sea. The reason for sinking so fast was the result of the nurses onboard, who kept the portholes open to keep injured soldiers ventilated, forgetting to shut the open windows resulted in faster flooding.
It took 55 minutes for the great liner to sink after hitting a mine in the Mediterranean Sea. The reason for sinking so fast was the result of the nurses onboard, who kept the portholes open to keep injured soldiers ventilated, forgetting to shut the open windows resulted in faster flooding.
1 and 1/2 hour
882.9 ft.
At 8:12 am.
In Greece, by the island KEa
It was hit in the hull by an exocet missile.
Yes the sisters did sink on there first voiige
Olympic sailed the seas for 24 years, then was scrapped to make more ships and boats:(Britannic crashed into a mine on the Greek coast and sank:(
No. Titanic had two sister ships, Olympic and Britannic. Olympic was the first of the trio of ships, and she sailed the Atlantic successfully until 1935, although with two major mishaps, a collision with the British warship HMS Hawke in 1911, and a collision with the Nantucket Lightship in 1934 which sliced the Lightship in half; seven of the 11 Lightship crew members were killed. The third of the sister ships, completed after Titanic, was Britannic. There is some indication that she was to be named Gigantic, but the name was changed to Britannic after the Titanic tragedy. Britannic never sailed in commercial passenger service; she served as a hospital ship for the Royal Navy on the eve of World War I. In November of 1916 Britannic struck a mine and sank in the Aegean Sea.
The Britannic sank in 57 mins half of the time it took Titanic to sink.
japen
yes
The Britannic sank in 55 minutes. The Titanic took 2 hours and 40 minutes to sink.
The Titanic sank by an iceberg and the Britannic sank by a water mine and the Olympics sank by the Kentucky tug boat.
No. It sank on the 21st of November 1916.
Kea Channel, 7 miles away from Greece
all the way....... to the bottom WRONG!! SHE ISN'T THAT FAR DOWN
In Greece, by the island KEa
It was hit in the hull by an exocet missile.
Yes the sisters did sink on there first voiige
No. It sank in November 1916, which was during World War 1.