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ATTENTION: The following material presents one or more elements of sensitive ideology. So if you do not like what you see, you have every right to close the page and follow your course. Instead, if you want to share your opinion, I remind you that any destructive criticism comments will be hidden, blocked, or permanently deleted.
If I get to this point, I thank you very much for taking your time :)
"What a waste... All this for nothing."
-Captain Charles Bartlett watching helplessly as the Britannic already had its fate sealed to the bottom of the sea.
This is an own interpretation of the famous sinking of another great transatlantic ship, in this case "RMS/HMHS Britannic" (Twin sister of the Titanic and Olympic). Where after the outbreak of the First World War, the Navalmorph girl is requisitioned by the Royal Navy along with her sister Olympic, in this case, Britannic was assigned to serve as a floating hospital, whose purpose was to treat and evacuate troops wounded in battle. During her tour of the Ceos (Κέα) channel, on November 21, 1916 at 8:12 AM, she had the bad luck of colliding with a mine planted by the German submarine "U-73", causing a huge hole in Britannic's hull, and as if she had not had enough, she suffers another explosion but this time coming from inside. Desperate to reach the mainland, Britannic plunges deeper into the water from her injuries, and she finally gives in to the sea, taking 30 innocent souls with her, and leaving more than 1,035 to survive.
After the incidents of the Britannic, Lusitania, and other civilian vessels deliberately sunk, the world increasingly glared at the German Empire with more hatred, giving the allies one more motivation to fight fiercely in the war.
In truth, since I heard the history of the Britannic for the first time, I found it very interesting, mostly due to the fact that this ship was built by the same company that brought the Titanic and Olympic (White Star Line), and its service during WW1.
On the other hand, not long ago I found out that the Britannic had audiovisual adaptations of it, like the 2000 movie with its alternative plot about the German spies and how they caused the ship to sink by means of explosives as sabotage. In addition to the 2017 documentary (The Mystery of Britannic), which faithfully adheres to real events (such as the explosion caused by the German submarine mine) xD
Anyway people, do not forget to give favorites if you like this, leave a comment for suggestions or constructive criticism; And if it is the first time you come across one of my works, I would greatly appreciate your support with a "watch", as this motivates me to continue bringing more content for you.
I hope this is to your liking. Until next time, and bye :3
*Referencies:
-https://www.furaffinity.net/view/52891891/
-https://www.furaffinity.net/view/49559214/
-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmm7H-eB3P4
-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gqlo57rX3Vc
-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gJb8X9inhOM
*More related content:
-DIgital:
-Alt Ver:
RMS/HMHS Britannic (Transatlantic & hospital ship) © White Star Line (Shipping company), Harland & Wolff (Shipyard and builder), Royal Navy (Naval warfare branch of the British Armed Forces), Red Cross (Global humanitarian movement)
Art made by © Me
Derek/2023
ATENCION: El siguiente material presenta uno o varios elementos de ideologia sensitiva. Por lo cual si usted no le gusta lo que ve, esta en todo su derecho de cerrar la pagina y seguir su rumbo. En cambio, si quiere compartir su opinion, le recuerdo que cualquier comentario de critica destructiva sera ocultado, bloqueado, o eliminado permanentemente.
Si llego hasta este punto, le agradezco mucho que se haya tomado su tiempo :)
"Que desperdicio... Todo esto para nada."
-El Capitan Charles Bartlett viendo de manera impotente como el Britannic ya tenia su destino sellado hacia el fondo del mar.
Este es una interpretacion propia de el famoso hundimiento de otro gran buque transatlantico, en este caso "RMS/HMHS Britannic" (Hermana gemela del Titanic y Olympic). En donde tras el estallido la Primera Guerra Mundial, la chica Navalmorph es requisada por la Royal Navy junto a su hermana Olympic, en este caso, Britannic fue asignda para servir como hospital flotante, cuyo fin era de tratar y evacuar a las tropas heridas en la batalla. Durante su recorrido por el canal de Ceos (Κέα), el dia 21 de Noviembre del año 1916 a las 8:12 AM, ella tuvo la mala suerte de chocar contra una mina plantada por el submarino aleman "U-73", causando un enorme agujero en el casco de Britannic, y como si no hubiera tenido suficiente, ella sufre otra explosion pero esta vez proveniente de su interior. Debido a la desesperacion por llegar a tierra firme, Britannic se hunde mas en el agua por sus heridas, y finalmente ella cede dejandose tragar por el mar, llevandose consigo a 30 almas inocentes, y dejando sobrevivir a mas de 1035.
Tras los siniestros del Britannic, Lusitania, y otras embarcaciones civiles hundidas de manera deliberada, el mundo cada vez miraba con mas odio al imperio aleman, dandole a los aliados una motivacion mas para luchar ferozmente en la guerra.
En la verdad, desde que escuche la historia del Britannic por primera vez me parecio muy interesante, mas que todo por el hecho de que este buque huya sido construido por la misma empresa que trajo al Titanic y Olympic (White Star LIne), y su servicio durante la WW1.
Por otra parte, no hace mucho me entere que el Britannic tuvo sus adaptaciones audiovisuales, como la pelicula del 2000 con su trama alternativa sobre los espias alemanes y como estos provocaron el hundimiento del buque por medio de explosivos como sabotaje. Ademas del documental del 2017 (The Mistery of Britannic), del cual se apega fielmente a los hechos reales (Como la explosion provocada por la mina del submarino aleman) xD
En fin gente, no olviden dar a favoritos si esto les gusto, dejar un comentario para sugerencias o criticas constructivas; Y si es la primera vez que te encuentras con uno de mis trabajos, agradecería mucho tu apoyo con un "watch", ya que esto me motiva a seguir trayendo mas contenido para ustedes.
Espero que esto sea de tu agrado. Hasta la proxima, y bye :3
RMS/HMHS Britannic (Barco transatlantico y hospital) © White Star Line (Compañia naviera), Harland & Wolff (Astillero y constructor), Royal Navy (Rama de la guerra naval de las Fuerzas Armadas Britanicas), Red Cross (Movimiento humanitario mundial)
Arte hecho por © Mi
Derek/2023
If I get to this point, I thank you very much for taking your time :)
"What a waste... All this for nothing."
-Captain Charles Bartlett watching helplessly as the Britannic already had its fate sealed to the bottom of the sea.
This is an own interpretation of the famous sinking of another great transatlantic ship, in this case "RMS/HMHS Britannic" (Twin sister of the Titanic and Olympic). Where after the outbreak of the First World War, the Navalmorph girl is requisitioned by the Royal Navy along with her sister Olympic, in this case, Britannic was assigned to serve as a floating hospital, whose purpose was to treat and evacuate troops wounded in battle. During her tour of the Ceos (Κέα) channel, on November 21, 1916 at 8:12 AM, she had the bad luck of colliding with a mine planted by the German submarine "U-73", causing a huge hole in Britannic's hull, and as if she had not had enough, she suffers another explosion but this time coming from inside. Desperate to reach the mainland, Britannic plunges deeper into the water from her injuries, and she finally gives in to the sea, taking 30 innocent souls with her, and leaving more than 1,035 to survive.
After the incidents of the Britannic, Lusitania, and other civilian vessels deliberately sunk, the world increasingly glared at the German Empire with more hatred, giving the allies one more motivation to fight fiercely in the war.
In truth, since I heard the history of the Britannic for the first time, I found it very interesting, mostly due to the fact that this ship was built by the same company that brought the Titanic and Olympic (White Star Line), and its service during WW1.
On the other hand, not long ago I found out that the Britannic had audiovisual adaptations of it, like the 2000 movie with its alternative plot about the German spies and how they caused the ship to sink by means of explosives as sabotage. In addition to the 2017 documentary (The Mystery of Britannic), which faithfully adheres to real events (such as the explosion caused by the German submarine mine) xD
Anyway people, do not forget to give favorites if you like this, leave a comment for suggestions or constructive criticism; And if it is the first time you come across one of my works, I would greatly appreciate your support with a "watch", as this motivates me to continue bringing more content for you.
I hope this is to your liking. Until next time, and bye :3
*Referencies:
-https://www.furaffinity.net/view/52891891/
-https://www.furaffinity.net/view/49559214/
-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmm7H-eB3P4
-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gqlo57rX3Vc
-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gJb8X9inhOM
*More related content:
-DIgital:
-Alt Ver:
RMS/HMHS Britannic (Transatlantic & hospital ship) © White Star Line (Shipping company), Harland & Wolff (Shipyard and builder), Royal Navy (Naval warfare branch of the British Armed Forces), Red Cross (Global humanitarian movement)
Art made by © Me
Derek/2023
ATENCION: El siguiente material presenta uno o varios elementos de ideologia sensitiva. Por lo cual si usted no le gusta lo que ve, esta en todo su derecho de cerrar la pagina y seguir su rumbo. En cambio, si quiere compartir su opinion, le recuerdo que cualquier comentario de critica destructiva sera ocultado, bloqueado, o eliminado permanentemente.
Si llego hasta este punto, le agradezco mucho que se haya tomado su tiempo :)
"Que desperdicio... Todo esto para nada."
-El Capitan Charles Bartlett viendo de manera impotente como el Britannic ya tenia su destino sellado hacia el fondo del mar.
Este es una interpretacion propia de el famoso hundimiento de otro gran buque transatlantico, en este caso "RMS/HMHS Britannic" (Hermana gemela del Titanic y Olympic). En donde tras el estallido la Primera Guerra Mundial, la chica Navalmorph es requisada por la Royal Navy junto a su hermana Olympic, en este caso, Britannic fue asignda para servir como hospital flotante, cuyo fin era de tratar y evacuar a las tropas heridas en la batalla. Durante su recorrido por el canal de Ceos (Κέα), el dia 21 de Noviembre del año 1916 a las 8:12 AM, ella tuvo la mala suerte de chocar contra una mina plantada por el submarino aleman "U-73", causando un enorme agujero en el casco de Britannic, y como si no hubiera tenido suficiente, ella sufre otra explosion pero esta vez proveniente de su interior. Debido a la desesperacion por llegar a tierra firme, Britannic se hunde mas en el agua por sus heridas, y finalmente ella cede dejandose tragar por el mar, llevandose consigo a 30 almas inocentes, y dejando sobrevivir a mas de 1035.
Tras los siniestros del Britannic, Lusitania, y otras embarcaciones civiles hundidas de manera deliberada, el mundo cada vez miraba con mas odio al imperio aleman, dandole a los aliados una motivacion mas para luchar ferozmente en la guerra.
En la verdad, desde que escuche la historia del Britannic por primera vez me parecio muy interesante, mas que todo por el hecho de que este buque huya sido construido por la misma empresa que trajo al Titanic y Olympic (White Star LIne), y su servicio durante la WW1.
Por otra parte, no hace mucho me entere que el Britannic tuvo sus adaptaciones audiovisuales, como la pelicula del 2000 con su trama alternativa sobre los espias alemanes y como estos provocaron el hundimiento del buque por medio de explosivos como sabotaje. Ademas del documental del 2017 (The Mistery of Britannic), del cual se apega fielmente a los hechos reales (Como la explosion provocada por la mina del submarino aleman) xD
En fin gente, no olviden dar a favoritos si esto les gusto, dejar un comentario para sugerencias o criticas constructivas; Y si es la primera vez que te encuentras con uno de mis trabajos, agradecería mucho tu apoyo con un "watch", ya que esto me motiva a seguir trayendo mas contenido para ustedes.
Espero que esto sea de tu agrado. Hasta la proxima, y bye :3
RMS/HMHS Britannic (Barco transatlantico y hospital) © White Star Line (Compañia naviera), Harland & Wolff (Astillero y constructor), Royal Navy (Rama de la guerra naval de las Fuerzas Armadas Britanicas), Red Cross (Movimiento humanitario mundial)
Arte hecho por © Mi
Derek/2023
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Pregnancy
Species Sea Vehicle
Size 624 x 992px
File Size 551.6 kB
Thank you, and yes, Olympic will soon be out to avenge his fallen sisters, and reinforce the myth that the ancient Greek race of Olympians managed to emerge victorious from their battles with the Titans and Giants.
As for the battleships, I have had several from WW2 in mind such as: The Bismarck of the German Kriegsmarine, the Missouri of the US Navy, and the Yamato of the Imperial Japanese Navy xD
As for the battleships, I have had several from WW2 in mind such as: The Bismarck of the German Kriegsmarine, the Missouri of the US Navy, and the Yamato of the Imperial Japanese Navy xD
Ah well... Sometimes when the word "Battleship" is mentioned to me I inevitably think of the ones from WW2 because of the fame they had (More than anything in the Pacific theater).
But I think the ones from WW1 also deserve their space, so I'm going to try to investigate some models to see which one catches my attention the most, or if you want you can give me some names to start with (The same also applies to submarines) xD
But I think the ones from WW1 also deserve their space, so I'm going to try to investigate some models to see which one catches my attention the most, or if you want you can give me some names to start with (The same also applies to submarines) xD
Ah ok, and yes, I had heard the theory of refloating the wreckage of the Titanic, (mostly its bow part) using a special crane, and they also mentioned the same thing with the Britannic. Although to be honest, I highly doubt it's possible to do that, since we are talking about ships that are more than 100 years old, and their hulls are very fragile due to the extreme corrosion caused by the salt of the sea water and the oceanic bacteria that eat the iron ores of the steel.
In any case, I do not rule out that it would be great if the refloating thing were to be carried out one day xD
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0GrpV.....lUQU5JQw%3D%3D
In any case, I do not rule out that it would be great if the refloating thing were to be carried out one day xD
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0GrpV.....lUQU5JQw%3D%3D
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