Olympic-class ocean liner - Wikipedia
网页The Olympic-class ocean liners were a trio of British ocean liners built by the Harland & Wolff shipyard for the White Star Line during the early 20th century, named Olympic (1911), Titanic (1912) and Britannic (1914).
HMHS Britannic - Wikipedia
网页One of Britannic 's funnels being transported to Harland & Wolff shipyards Britannic (right) during fitting out in Belfast alongside Olympic. Britannic ' s keel was laid on 30 November 1911 at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, on the gantry slip previously occupied by Olympic, 13 months after the launch of that ship, and Arlanza ...
Britannic (II) – TGOL - The Great Ocean Liners
网页2024年2月12日 — Once launched, the Britannic was moved to her fitting-out basin. Requisitioned by the Admiralty for war use, the Britannic was put to service as a hospital ship. Although very similar to her sisters, the Britannic has a few distinctive features.
H.M.H.S. Britannic (II) - Great Ships
网页After three trips to the Mediterranean, Britannic was laid up in April 1916 and decommissioned a month later. However, before she was completely refitted for passenger service, she was recalled to hospital ship duty and resumed that service in September.
HMHS Britannic | History of The "Lost Sister" - Titanic And Co
网页The British government requisitioned the Britannic on the 13 November 1915 to be a hospital ship with orders given to transport wounded soldiers back home. The Britannic’s fixtures and fittings were stored until after the war and instead she was fitted out as a floating hospital. Her First Class dining rooms were converted into operating ...
Features of Fitting Out - Encyclopedia Titanica
网页Titanica! The Floating Crane. One of the iconic structures present during the fitting out of the ‘Olympic Class’ liners was the large floating crane. This crane, which towered over many of its surrounding structures, was needed to install the various items of the ship such as the boilers, engines, funnels and more.
The Life of Britannic: Titanic’s Sunken Sister (Part 1) - The Roundup
网页2023年12月4日 — Sadly, footage of Titanic’s launch has been lost. After the launch of Britannic, she would begin her fitting out process, which is when a ship receives its wiring, passenger amenities, and other aspects. It would be expected that Britannic would embark on her maiden voyage sometime in mid-1915. Launch of the Britannic
To Hell and Back, The Maiden Voyage of Britannic
网页After an overnight crossing from Belfast, Britannic, under the command of Captain Joseph Ranson, finally arrived at Liverpool’s Gladstone Dock early on the morning of 12th December to complete the fitting out and to take on the medical staff and supplies, being officially commissioned as a hospital ship that same day.
HMHS Britannic - Atlantic Liners
网页The ship was launched on February 26, 1914 and was still fitting out when the Great War began. Although many improvements were made to the Britannic over her older sisters, and her breadth was increased from theirs, one thing that did not change between the three sisters was their length between perpendiculars and their length overall.
HMHS Britannic - Wikiwand
网页First service. Britannic with HMHS Galeka, taking on board the wounded at Mudros. When declared fit for service on 12 December 1915 at Liverpool, Britannic was assigned a medical team consisting of 101 nurses, 336 non-commissioned officers and 52 commissioned officers as well as a crew of 675 people.
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