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8:55 The bollards flexes as people fell and hit it.

I like this! Do this more often please Friend Mike! 😂

Great video. 🎉 What’s a dolphin dive tho? Is that what we call a swan dive here in the states?

Smh that sonar is ruining sea life

Me taking out the hull plates and swapping them around

Imagine reading in 8 letters before your name every time you radio other vessels

Imagine having to unpick the human remains from the tangled mess of metal.. Would they even have bothered !!?

We're so used to the propaganda (Hollywood) that we were the "good guys" that we often forget the reality: many WWII atrocities were committed by the Allies in the name of war (let's not forget Hiroshima and Nagasaki). But since history is written by the winners, we will only ever hear about how "bad" the Nazis were.

In this world of craziness and always bad news it's refreshing to watch something as wonderful as this!

You forgot that moment when I tried to flirt with a girl in a cruise ship.

Few years back there was woman still alive . From that tragedy. She was 104

In the immortal words of Tweety. "Ooh- what a hypotwit"

What about the rms and hmhs?

Kommuna is an slightly enlarged copy of German salvage ship Vulkan, built 5 years before, German yard was contracted to design Kommuna (named Volkhov). Just information to make clear what very little skills Russians have in open ocean.

Someone should make a film about Carpathia.

its sunk now, #NAFO

My dad worked as for an environmental consulting company for years, and one of the big contracts they had was a long term study on the content of Tributyl-tin (TBT) in the water around ports all around the US. Tributyl-tin was an anti fouling paint (or a component of it, probably). The company would take samples from the Puget Sound, where we lived, and my dad would go to Rhode Island several times a year to collect samples from the water there. Some people were sent to Galveston TX to sample that water as well. I think TBT is banned nowdays.

Sounds like some speak with an accent he doesn't usually have it, kind of forceful accent. 😀

Good stuff, thanks again Mike.

unfortunately captain smith aka Bernard hill has actually died on may the 5th on Monday we may rest in peace

No 2nd explosion?

A WHAT design??

Man, our friend Mike Brady NEVER EVER fails to make me cry when talking about ships sailing to the rescue of their fellows (or at least the crews of such). Humans caring for each other and ships being a worthy vessel (excuse the pun) to channel their heroism! Brilliant as always!

Just a question, why is it that its sometimes spelled as M/V with a slash between the letters?

Carpathia was very much giving "my friend called for help in the middle of the night so I'm in pajamas and unmatched shoes with my shirt on backwards and I broke 14 traffic laws to get here but I'M HERE BABE" vibes and the captain, crew, and the ship herself all deserve goddamn sainthoods for that hustle.

14:36 always spinning the wrong direction. Always

Please bark more acronyms actually. 👍👍👍

What about Captain Bligh?

Even with the now wrongheaded opening of the portholes, she had little, comparatively loss of life. Bravo Zulu to the crew and medical staff for their actions ❤

My opinon is.This video accurate but some parts. 1:The public knew about the small arms ammunition it was told by cunard 2: you didnt mention the secret cargo was some ammunition that was not small arms 3:the germans knew and put out a warning how the ship could be in danger of being attacked. 4: turner had to slow down due fog If anyone wants to know about Lusitania in a more detailed aspect you can check out ua-cam.com/video/mG8ziHYU7j0/v-deo.htmlsi=AoWfnJr6X9DJwAOw the full story of carpathia by historic travels.

America wasn't scrapped.... as I am sure everyone else has already told you.

Japs played the world's worst game of F.around...and find out

Probably only me but, I had to slow down the playback speed a tad. He seemed like he was talking so quickly.

Today i learned that crumple zones have been around since at least the early 1900s.

did you see max from tasting history linked to this video in one of his recent recipe videos?!

Anyone genuinely criticising the designers of Titanic for breaking in two under that much stress probably miss the point. Tongue in cheek, the barber's shop wasn't designed to serve as a fulcrum for the bow and the stern and they permitted themselves the luxury of assuming it wouldn't have to. Where they did err was in their assumption that five compartments wouldn't flood, put measures in place to prevent relatively minor damage from causing it (additional skins), or implement backup watertight doors to completely seal any and all compartments. Subsequent ship designs show the key learnings were understood and implemented; look at how much damage the Bismarck took before finally sinking. Love these videos. I found your channel two days ago and your videos have been riveting (sorry).

From my extremely removed and un-knowledgable perspective, the biggest problem I see here is the decision to continue allowing passenger travel through an active war zone. Yes, so many other things went wrong, but that one seems like the most blatantly obvious "what in god's name were you thinking?" issue.

What I’m not going to excuse… is this: gets an ad

Retired in 1969 because she cost too much to operate for the declining passenger numbers. Going that fast required ENORMOUS amounts of fuel oil.

For some odd reason, Lightoller's story intrigues me more so than any other story I can think of. I know for a fact that he isn't one to beat around the bush about anything. In reference to someone else's comment, Lightoller had already been through hell and back many times over. Most people would expect heroes to have a flawless moral character. But Lightoller isn't like that and he's still a hero. I hate how people just ignore his many acts of heroism and only look at his actions during the Titanic sinking. There's more to him than just that. He's actually a bit of a jokester. For example, his boat, the Sundowner (which still exists and is on display), was stalked by a U-boat in German waters and what did Lightoller do to get out of being sunk? He pretended he was drunk and wasn't paying attention. Although he did inadvertently avenge the Lusitania and the Britannic all in one go.

The man who designed SS America was probably spinning in his Grave after the forward funnel was removed from his ship

Someone should make a tv series about the Carpathia

17:20 reminded me of Fallout NV death sound xd

I'll be glad when this thing disintegrates into nothing.

looks like a ship's codpiece....