in fact most of them that sank were attacked
Afric 1899 1917 torpedoed and sunk; loss of 22 lives.
Arabic (2) 1903 1915 torpedoed and sunk off Ireland; loss of 44 lives.
Britannic (1) 1874 1903 scrapped Hamburg. In 1887 collided with Celtic no lives lost
Britannic (2)1915 1916 torpedoed or mined and sunk in Aegean Sea while hospital ship; loss of 21 lives.
Celtic (2) 1901 1928 wrecked near Cobh Harbour.
Cymric 1898 1916 torpedoed and sunk; loss of 5 lives.
Delphic (1) 1897 1917 torpedoed and sunk; loss of 5 lives.
Doric (2) 1922 1935 scrapped after collision off Portugal.
Georgic (1) 1895 1916 captured and sunk by German raider Moewe.
Justicia 1917 1918 torpedoed and sunk off Skerryvore; loss of 10 lives.
Laurentic (1) 1908 1917 mined and sunk off Ireland; loss of 354 lives.
Laurentic (2) 1927 1940 torpedoed and sunk while Armed Merchant Cruiser.
Naronic 1892 1893 went missing at sea; loss of 74 lives.
Oceanic (2) 1899 1914 wrecked on Shetland Islands while Armed Merchant Cruiser.
Republic (2) 1903 ex- Columbus 1903 purchased from Dominion Line 1909 sank after collision with FLORIDA off Nantucket, no lives lost.
Titantic 1912 1912 hit iceberg and sank on maiden voyage; loss of 1,503 lives.
Vaderland 1900 1914 transferred from Red Star Line , 1915 renamed Southland, 1917 torpedoed and sunk off Ireland; loss of 4 lives.
of the other two you mentioned
Olympic 1911 1934 taken over by Cunard-White Star, 1935 sold for scrap.
Britannic (1) 1874 1903 scrapped Hamburg. In 1887 collided with Celtic
Britannic (2) 1915 1916 torpedoed or mined and sunk in Aegean Sea while hospital ship; loss of 21 lives.
Britannic (3) 1930 1934 taken over by Cunard-White Star, 1960 scrapped Inverkeithing.

But these are only a few of the ships owned at one time or another by the White Star Line

there were upward of 92 ships between 1863-1940

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it is believed that the same thing happened to the naronic, except there was a storm which made it even worse.

White Star Line:
on 11th February 1893 the Naronic, one of the White Star boats, sailed with seventy-four all told, and was never heard of. The Naronic was a new twin-screw cargo-vessel, so built and fitted as to weather any gale, and ably officered and manned. The disappearance of this steamer created a profound sensation
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if you wanna know more about her, go to the thread "something-something Naronic". or ask tom, he's researched her.

yeah i saw his web site during a yahoo search it was coolQuote:

mostly he has only the messages in the bottles there are atleast 4 other website that have more on it

dont be rude bladefire