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Britannic 88 years today!
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On this day (November 12th) in 1916, Titanic's sister ship Britannic, left the UK for her sixth and last voyage.

She was sailing to Mudros to pick up the sick and wounded as she was working as a World War One hospital ship.

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Posted on: 2004/11/12 21:12
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when did she sink?
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She sunk on 21st November 1916.

I'll post more about it on 21st November.

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Posted on: 2004/11/14 15:34
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where was she going? this was like a 9-day cruise. oh, she was a nursing ship wasnt she?
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Hi,

She was a World War One hospital ship, that was steaming to Mudros on the Greek island of Lemnos to pick up the sick and wounded and take them home to Britain.

Tom
Posted on: 2004/11/15 12:26
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i knew she was a hospital ship. it just didnt come to my mind. olympic was too wasnt she?
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Posted on: 2004/11/15 22:25
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Hi,

During World War One Olympic had a highly successful career as a troop transport.

Tom
Posted on: 2004/11/16 21:48
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thanks for the info i wait for your nov 21's post i think it will be very helpful your are quite a good research on these ships loved you web site me and my sister are trying to build one one the titanic (no movie stuff though) will give you link if youd like to check it out you can tell me how were doing on itQuote:

Tom Dyer wrote:
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During World War One Olympic had a highly successful career as a troop transport.

Tom
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Posted on: 2004/11/16 22:22
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olypic was not a hospital ship. you know why britanica sank don't you. they thought she was carrying guns in her cargo hole . that is why they torpidoed her .Quote:




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i knew she was a hospital ship. it just didnt come to my mind. olympic was too wasnt she?
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Posted on: 2004/11/18 17:25
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Hi, Bladefire,

Thank you, If you send me a PM with the link I'll have a look at your site for you.

Hi, ella m bullock,

Yes thats right, Olympic served her country as a troop transport.

Most historians think Britannic was either sank by a Mine or torpedo.

There is more evidence though that she hit a mine (I'll post more about that on the 21st).

Divers that have gone into Britannic's cargo holds have found no weapons (but we can't say for 100% that she was not carrying weapons).

Tom





Posted on: 2004/11/18 21:22
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