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On titanic my favourite captain was jack
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Titanic you forgot the titanic
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my bday is when the titanic sank but not the day or year but hes wrong he forgot the titanic
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How does a submarine sink
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Titanic Sink in. Antarktis
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EVERY ONE WHO THINKS HE FORGOT TITANIC UR WRONG CUZ TITABUC SANK ON 1912 AND THKS VIDEO HAS MADE ON 2015
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wheres the titanic
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pretty crazy any person with missiles firearms bombs can come along and kill thousands of people at ease in these waters just from creating the tiniest puncture in a ship!
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Titanic is like the most famous ship wreck and u DIDN'T PUT IT IN THIS VIDEO !!!!
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you forgot titanic
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You forgot The Titanic
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Yeah, whoever did this really has no idea what their doing.
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the Titanic? you forgot
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Where the Titanic at?
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WHERE IS THE TITANIC??
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The guy that did this is a moron without a clue, only doing it for hits to make cash to feed misinformation. Your number one, That figure is incorrect and there is many soldiers on board, also they werent refugees, that were fleeing the soviets because they had stolen land and were not suppose to be there. If you had half a brain, you would have noted the MV Doña Paz. By far the worst in recent history. Or how about the RMS Lusitania, that was under 100 years ago much worse than most of these. Or what about the HMHS Britannic which was still within 100 years when you made this, also beats most of these, mainly because it is the sister to titanic and unlikely the titanic, everyone that died on board died in the lifeboats. Do some research before posting crap like this
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Titanic?????
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where's RMS Titanic u are brittish show some love
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Why couldn't do the Titanic? Wait I know why, because ur a little mother fucker
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MV Sewol was a much worse disaster and tragedy than Costa Condordia. It was a Korean ferry full of students. It listed shortly after taking a sharp turn after turning into a harbor mistakenly. Its cargo shifted to one side of the ship and caused it to sink by turning on its side; called a 'list'. The passengers were told not to leave their rooms while the ship listed and subsequently capsized after evacuation to deck was impossible, when in fact if they had evacuated to the top deck at first warning most of them would have survived. There were 304 casualities. The captain and crew were cowards and bailed before anyone else did. It was caused by entirely incompetent and inept crew members and the entire incident could have been avoided. The captain and crew were separately charged with murder or criminal neglect.
When imaging the last century, if you hear terms such as “shipwreck” or “sinking ship,” the chances are good that you immediately imagine the infamous sinking of the RMS Titanic. While that sinking was one of history’s worst maritime disasters, it is actually no longer a part of the history of the last hundred years, happening in 1912 as it did. And awful as that catastrophe was, it was in fact far from the worst wreck of recent history, both in terms of the lives lost or the great loss of money and materiel associated with the infamous ocean liner. number 5. The Most Expensive Shipwreck. In terms of total value both lost and spent in the wake of a shipwreck, the 2002 sinking of an oil tanker called Prestige ranks as the most expensive wreck. The 77,000 tons of fuel lost in the sinking were worth millions and millions of dollars alone, as was the massive vessel itself. But it was the massive cleanup effort along the northwestern coasts of Spain and Portugal that was the true cost of the disaster, all said and done, more than twelve billion dollars were expended. number 4. The Deadliest Submarine Disaster. In 1963, the USS Thresher sank off in deep water off Cape Cod. All 129 hands were lost. It was the first nuclear submarine to be lost, and remains the worst disaster ever endured by our submarine fleet. The sinking likely occurred as a result of electrical equipment damaged by leaking seawater causing a reactor shutdown. The crew tried to surface by blowing out its ballast tanks, but the Thresher was too deep for the maneuver to work, and it sank below its crush depth. number 3. The Deadliest Sinking of a US Navy Ship. On December 7th, 1941, the Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor left more than 2,400 Americans dead. More than 1,770 of those lost were crewmen of the USS Arizona, a battleship that sank while sitting at anchor in the harbor, ostensibly at peacetime. The Arizona has never been raised, as it still serves as the gravesite of most of those dead men. number 2. The Worst Cruise Ship Catastrophe. We have heard many recent tales of passengers stranded on stinking cruise ships with disabled engines, or about outbreaks of awful sicknesses raging among hundreds of passengers, or about attempted cruise liner raids by Somali pirates. If all that is not enough to deter you from taking a cruise, then forget not the disastrous grounding of the Costa Concordia. This wreck, precipitated by a truly moronic (and cowardly) captain, took the lives of more than 30 passengers and created an environmental disaster area, not to mention an eyesore on a massive scale. number 1. The Deadliest Sinking of the Last Hundred Years. The deadliest sinking of the past hundred years is in fact quite likely the deadliest shipwreck of all time. More than 9,300 died when a Soviet submarine torpedoed the German ship Wilhelm Gustloff in January of 1945. And sadly, while the Soviets and Germans were very much at war at the time of the sinking, the Wilhelm Gustloff was not carrying soldiers or sailors, but was ferrying mainly war refugees, with about 4,000 of them being children.