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The bridge you can see from one of the submersibles. Where I would like to visit, would be the Officers' Quarters on the portside, particularly Will Murdoch's First Officer's cabin...to see if he had a picture of his wife, Ada on the bedstand by his berth. That was where she last saw him alive, before she had to disembark from the ship to go ashore at the Southampton White Star Line dock, April 10th, 1912.

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If I could go down there I would go straight to the stern because that is one part of the ship that is the least investigated for the simple fact that it is so raveged that it's hard to get inside her that and I would see just how many of the third class gates are closed and locked

First thing the pressure would kill us, but I would go into a first class stateroom and the grand staircase.

Good Question......I would go to 2 places:

1) The Marconi Room, be cause that's where Jack Phillips spent most of his time and I truly admire Jack.

2) The boiler room area.

hahaha yea.. it must have been simply great!!

I would explore the entire ship, inside and out. I wouldn't touch anything, but I'd imagine what it was like to travel on that famous ship, with the different classes of people, and it being her maiden voyage, how exciting and breath taking it must have been! And a lot of the rooms are still somewhat intact, so you can tell what they used to be, and how splendid it all was!!!!

yeah little bit more than 45, something like 56 minutes or something. And yes, the ship was not far from land, so the captain tried to beach it, but crew members with the Titanic tradagey still in there minds and bairing in mind this is a clone of Titanic almost, paniced and launched life boats. Meaning when the boats where launched the massive propellers where still turning and there suction pulled the boats in, and well, you can imagene what happened. Britannic should of lasted longer than Titanic as she was bigger and had went through the big desing changes, but it took even worse circumstances than Titanic (namely Britannic sufered a mine or torpedo strike) to bring down the massive liner.

The film was a histoprically inacurate one, most of which was done in CGI, but rent it perhaps maybe not worth you buying it, maybe fox and paramount will try a big budjet film to try and replicate its famous sister and make them money.

hey that is a good idea a film about Britannic, set in the War, ahahahahha I said it first lol

is true what ive heard about britanic? lol about it sank in about 45 minutes n a lifeboat was succioned by the ship's propelers...
i read that in an article dont know if that info is right...
oh.. n u guys have seen a movie of britanic? i was thinking in buyin it but i dunno.. someone help me lol

see ya

sure we would, nothing to nasty

i'd just circle the whole ship and look at its awesome presence

i'd want to go and have a look about the brittanic also

we'd be really carefully in not disturb the debris field n we would not touch anythin'...just look around n imagine it before the sinking..