The Surprising Fates of the 'Titanic's' Sister Ships
The Titanic, which sank in the North Atlantic on April 15, 1912, had two sister ships almost identical in size and luxury: ...
The Unsinkable Violet Jessop
This is the story of Violet Constance Jessop.Violet Jessop Survives the TitanicEven before her days as an ocean liner stewardess, Jessop was no stranger to cheating death. Six of her eight siblings ...
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The unsinkable: Meet the nurse who survived Titanic and 2 other ship disasters
Violet Jessop, the "Queen of Shipwrecks," miraculously survived three maritime disasters, including the Titanic and Britannic ...
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Caxton Transforms Customer Experience With Britannic
In partnership with Britannic, they implemented the Five9 cloud contact centre solution, achieving a 21% reduction in call handling times and an 8% decrease in customer waiting times, plus maintaining ...
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The Titanic’s Sister Ships Most People Don’t Know About
Allan C. Green / Public Domain - Original / License While still incomplete as a luxury liner, the British military forced the Britannic into service as a hospital ship. On November 13, 1915, the HMHS ...
MORE TO THE STORY: Violet Jessop was unsinkable
It was April 15, 111 years ago, when the famed RMS Titanic sank in the North Atlantic Ocean. Most history enthusiasts know the backstory of the Titanic, the “unsinkable” ship that set sail on ...
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Wreck of the Titanic’s ‘sister ship’ the Britannic may be opened to divers
The Titanic‘s ill-fated sister ship, the Britannic, could soon be a tourist attraction more than 300ft (100m) below the Aegean sea, according to the Daily Mail. The vessel was made as part of the same ...