Britannic | HMHS - The Sinking - 4K UHD

Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean.
EPISODE 9 Final Episode
In this episode we Watch the Sad Demise of HMHS Britannic.
as She Slowly Sinks Beneath The Waves.

[abcde_fz]

Strangely compelling, in spite of its minimalist approach. Dad and I never really spoke much about his WWII experiences after enlisting in the USN, but I specifically asked once, "Why did you enlist in the Navy?" "I wanted a clean place to sleep. You don't get that guarantee in the Army." Damn straight answer, no hesitation. My response "Yeah, but boats SINK!!!" I don't recall his comment on my concern. But anyway ... Great sound design in this video. It really got under my skin, and the reason for that is simple, and profound. I can not imagine a more gut-curdling sound than what you'd hear, what would literally shake your bones, as you swam for a lifeboat through the water, and an 80, 000 ton vessel sank beneath the waves behind you. It must qualify somewhere in the Top Ten Sounds You Never Want To Hear...

[panzerjagertigerporsche]

The last Olympic class built, the RMS/HMHS Britannic, was the last one to sink. RMS Titanic was the second built, first sunk. The RMS Olympic was the first built but never sank, it survived until 1935 when it was finally sold for scrap

[markwallace]

What kills me is why the Olympic was scraped and not turned into a museum by this time the world had lost both her sisters Britannic and Titanic would’ve been amazing to walk the decks of the Olympic like we can the Queen Mary

[alexgonzalez]

Just when I saw this again I just noticed something:
-Lusitania: Attacked and sunk by the German SM U-20, more than 1000 dead.
-Response (from the media and the British public): It is a treacherous and cowardly act of the Germans (in addition to a criminal act and they also ask to avenge the loss of the ship), they make posters, fill newspapers with headlines about the attack and even draw posters and make an animated propaganda movie.

HMHS Britannic: Also practically attacked by a submarine, SM U-73, the largest ship afloat made by British ... sunk too.

Response from the British public and wartime propaganda media: Virtually none remarkable.

Very strange attitude, no?

[jakubzn]

Btw this videos is made out of game called-Britannic: Patroness of the Mediterranean. I played it, and its so detailed.

[dustingriffith]

The sinking of HMHS BRITANNIC 1916 was just like the sinking of RMS LUSITANIA 1915, in which both ships exploded by German targets on both starboard sides of each ships.
Rest In Peace...
LUSITANIA & BRITANNIC

[KoNdziu]

W końcu jakaś osoba która robi dobre filmy

[sargepent]

The sad thing is that they left the portholes open and had they been shut she might have survived.

[arthur-dbif]

So so so sad that it could never actually be used as a luxury passenger liner:( but the video is awesome!

[allgood]

Thanks for this.. and well done on the time and effort put into making the vid👍

[GenericOceanLinerHistorian]

This is AMAZING! The animation here is beautiful, and so many details are put into here! I really love it when a video accurately shows just how fast she could launch her boats. Overall, an amazing animation!

Edit: Apparently this is a game, and that’s even more impressive!

[timonsolus]

Lucky the ship wasn’t full of wounded troops when it hit that mine.

[J.R.in_WV]

It almost makes you sick to know open portholes are what ultimately sank such a great liner. All the features added after Titanic going down worked as they should have and would have kept her afloat if all that excess water hadn’t gotten in from the open portholes. To anyone who thinks this isn’t true, do a little more research…it’s sad and very confounding but it is a fact. I can’t recall the exact figure but it is tens of tons of water that were let in by each single open porthole and there were hundreds. Even at 10 tons per minute and 50 portholes that’s 30, 000 tons in an hour.

[renesagahon]

Excellent video showing this proud ship go down

[random_]

4:02 this lifeboat just avoided death over here

[baileyfox]

If the potholes had been closed she likely would've stayed afloat long enough to be beached

[josephbruceismay]

I hit a damn mine and accidentally killed 30 people with my port propeller. I didnt mean to kill anyone but the lifeboat got sucked in and torn apart :(

[BOT-uvsv]

#britannic rip for the lost of people :(

[warmcanadain]

You forgot to show the lifeboat that got chopped up in the propellers

[JaydenSanchez_]

About to get married that ship is haunted already and that ship is unthinkable