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Welcome to TITANIC 4 YOU CHAT FORUMS
Welcome to our Titanic message board, Here you will not only find chat about Titanic, but many other topics, Join us for friendly chat....PLEASE NOTE: WHEN REGISTERING PLEASE FILL IN REQUIRED FIELDS
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| Announcement: Video Links |
| Posted: John @ Sun May 31, 2009 10:56 am |
Hello
Take a look at this you tube video called: Titanic wreck still, rare photos 1912-1985 Rare Photo's of Titanic
You will notice that with both these links there is a moving music accompaniment
Then after that look at this video link: Original Video footage of Titanic
I hope that some of are dedicated members will hopefully add any links they may have to this topic.
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| Announcement: Titanic Survivors accounts of the tragedy |
| Posted: John @ Tue Apr 28, 2009 2:46 pm |
12 MONTH COUNTER TO THE 98th ANIVERSARY
Hello Members.
I have added this sub topic by way of seeing if it generates any interest.
When the Titanic sank over two & a half miles into the Atlantic Ocean on April 15 1912,
Her physical form may have vanished but an almighty spectre still remains.
Neither before or since has a single maritime tragedy stirred such worldwide interest.
Now, along with enormous national attention, echoes of the doomed White Star liner, TITANIC, have come, and been available to all via the World Wide Web, TV and films.
Many websites on the net devoted to Titanic cover a host of topics,
In particular, interest is focused on original reports of passenger’s and crew and their memories on board Titanic, made several years after the disaster.
Titanic is a story with many different levels, perhaps the greatest maritime disaster but one that has so many touching personal stories.
So members with this in mind that is why I have opened this forum, I hope you can come up with something on this topic.
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| Announcement: Last Mysteries of the Titanic |
| Posted: Percy @ Sat Feb 07, 2009 3:20 pm |
Hi to all Titanic buffs amongst us. Passenger 47 has added a first class documentary called Last mysteries of Titanic to his entertainments forum.
I feel for the dedicated its a must see. here is a quick link to it check -->>>> Last mysteries of Titanic<<<<--
Click read link, I don't think you will be disapointed.
All the best Percy
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| Announcement: New evidence on why the Titanic sank and on how long it took |
| Posted: John @ Tue Apr 22, 2008 7:55 pm |
Hello Members
Please Note: Edited 22/12/2008
New evidence on why the Titanic sank
April 15: Dr. Charles Pellegrino discusses the new theory that the Titanic may have sunk because of the lower quality iron used in the rivets of the ship.
Watch this video, Be patient and endure the short bit of cartoons the report that follows will be well worth it  VIDEO ON TITANIC
well worth watching.... also check this link as well New Book
Also this update edited and posted here today 22/12/08 at 13-55pm
New info on how long it took Titanic to sink
Below is a message with a link to Titanic-Titanic.com from Lester Mitcham /1496.
Posted 21 Dec 2008 03:03 am
Lester star...
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| Announcement: Updated Message What could have been |
| Posted: John @ Thu Nov 29, 2007 9:06 pm |
This post re-entered here 4/5/2009. By the Webmaster
Picture hosted by: http://www.picoodle.com/
Hello Members All, The picture above is what might have been.Also check post below, and click the blue link on her arrival in NY just for a bit of light hearted fun
OK just to let you know I am back at the wheel again, I was very pleased to see on my return to duty that my admin staff had kept the boilers fired up.
I would like to thank Percy Forsyth for his taking command at short notice, and hope he will continue till I am up to full speed again.
Also a big thanks to my Co-Webmaster for his work on the fourth year post. All of you, your contributions are appreciated.
For the next few days I will take it easy and catch up on whats been going on whilst I have been in dry dock. Regards John
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| Announcement: Titanic finally arrives in New York and other video footage |
| Posted: John @ Wed Sep 19, 2007 2:36 pm |
Hello Members,
I know a lot of you like to look at video footage we present here from time to time so with that in mind check this out :
Short film and Pictures Ensure your speakers are turned on please. Lets have some comments on this And if you want a quick access to our Entertainments forum for more films then click this link . Films on this Website
Regards John
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| Announcement: Titanic Video Footage |
| Posted: John @ Sun Sep 02, 2007 11:06 am |
Hello Members
For those of you interested in old photo's and film of the titanic please check this out.
Historic Titanic Video Footage
View old footage of the real ship itself. This is the 1912 version of the story told through a collection of surviving Titanic video clips. Take a trip back in time as you enjoy this historical and priceless footage.
Your tube video links: Titanic Old Movie I think if you have not seen this you will enjoy,
Regards Jaunty/John
Please Note Once you have clicked the link and viewed film check other films to the right of screen,
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| Announcement: How The Victims Of Titanic May Of Died |
| Posted: Explorer @ Wed Aug 29, 2007 2:13 am |
How The Victims Of Titanic May Of Died
There is a very interesting article on ET that attempts to explain the various ways that the victims of the Titanic Disaster may have met thier fate.
It makes for very interesting reading. The article is entitled "CSI Titanic: Who Died How?" and was written by Luke Owens
For Copyright© reasons, I cannot reproduce the article here, but if you CLICK: THIS LINK you will be redirected to the article in question. It is a most interesting read and well worth taking the time to read it.
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| Announcement: RMS Titanic, RMS Olympic & HMHS Britannic (Differences) |
| Posted: Explorer @ Tue Aug 07, 2007 3:00 am |
By jaunty at 2007-08-18
RMS Titanic, RMS Olympic & HMHS Britannic
(Physical Differences In Appearance)
There were two external ways to tell OLYMPIC apart from her younger sister, TITANIC. Toward the front of *B* Deck, the Olympic has evenly spaced windows, and the promenade deck was fully open for its entire length. The Titanic on the other hand was fitted with a windowed cover over one third of the length of the Promenade Deck, and the windows on *B* Deck had irregular spacing. (See photographs above)
Ok, whilst the three Liners built by the White Star Line, (RMS Olympic, RMS Titanic & HMHS Britannic ), were often referred to as *Sister Ships* and thus identical, there were in fact a number of physical differences between all three ships, some very noticable and some not so. This meant that although technically the ships were indeed *sisters*, they were not in fact *identical.
Ok, so to get the ball rolling on this topic, I will start you all of with what I have found out on ...
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| Announcement: The Titanic: Some WHY'S, WHAT'S IF and HOW'S |
| Posted: Explorer @ Sat Jul 28, 2007 4:32 pm |
By jaunty
The Titanic: Some WHY'S, WHAT'S IF and HOW'S
The Titanic
At the beginning of the 20th century, anyone who wanted to travel between Europe and America had to go by ship. Aeroplanes did not begin trans-Atlantic passenger flights until the 1930s. Shipping lines competed for customers, so ocean liners like the Titanic were designed to be as fast, luxurious and safe as possible.
Why was Titanic built?
The 'Titanic' and her sister ships Olympic and Britannic were built by the White Star Line to rival Mauretania and Lusitania – ships belonging to the competing Cunard line. When the Titanic was launched, it was the largest moving object ever built - 269 metres long and weighing 46,000 tons.
Why was Titanic described as a 'luxury hotel at sea'?
The accommodation on Titanic was luxurious and spacious. In First Class there were many new attractions such as squash courts, a Turkish bath, a gymnasium, a barber shop and also the first swimming pool on board a ship. Even the cheape...
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