Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On this day, HMHS Britannic, an ocean liner turned hospital ship, struck a German seamine and sank off the coast of Kea, Greece, in WW1, killing 30 people. Over 105 years later, Britannic still stands as the largest passenger ship on the sea floor, and the largest ship sank in WW1, intended for glory and fame, she never got her chance to sail as a passenger ship, instead a hospital ship who valiantly participated in the Dardanelles Campaign, may she and her crew Rest In Peace.
Music Credits: Me and Tines Sensathe
On this day, HMHS Britannic, an ocean liner turned hospital ship, struck a German seamine and sank off the coast of Kea, Greece, in WW1, killing 30 people. Over 105 years later, Britannic still stands as the largest passenger ship on the sea floor, and the largest ship sank in WW1, intended for glory and fame, she never got her chance to sail as a passenger ship, instead a hospital ship who valiantly participated in the Dardanelles Campaign, may she and her crew Rest In Peace.
Music Credits: Me and Tines Sensathe
