An interesting computer generated image showing how the RMS Titanic supposedly snapped in half under the water, and not on the surface.4yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
US Airways Flight 1549 being lifted out of the Hudson River nine days after the crash landing on January 15th, 2009.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The remains of a steel post bed from a First Class stateroom onboard the Titanic.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The wreck of a B-17G Flying Fortress that was hit in a bombing raid during WW2 off the coast of Croatia5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
An above view of the Titanic's bow, 12,500 feet below the North Atlantic Ocean.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/submechanophobia
The remains of a failed kamikaze attempted by a Japanese warplane that crashed into the HMS Sussex in an attempt to damage her in 1944.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/ww2
The guns that still stand on the German Battleship Bismarck's wreck.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/ShipwreckPorn
The official last ever picture that was taken of the Titanic as she was leaving her last stop, Queenstown Ireland, on the 11th of April, 1912.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
The first image of the Titanic taken in 14 years. She's not got a lot of time left...5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
One of the most heartbreaking photos from the Olympic's scrapping in 1935. This photo shows her Grand Staircase being destroyed with woodwork spilling onto the stairs.4yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
Ultra-rare photos I recently found of a 24 year old RMS Olympic meeting her fate at the Jarrow Scrapyards in 1935.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
A dive to the Titanic's wreck was recently completed and they have discovered that Captain Smith's bathtub has vanished and there is massive decay especially on the officers quarters. Titanic historian Parks Stephenson said that the next piece of the ship to go will be the Deck House.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
RMS Olympic (left) is seen directly facing the camera while she waits for her sister Titanic (right) to reverse out of the Thompson Dry Dock so could be repaired after losing a propeller blade by hitting an unknown object while on her way to New York. March 2nd, 1912.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
An interesting computer generated image showing how the RMS Titanic supposedly snapped in half under the water, and not on the surface.4yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
Another rare photo of Titanic sitting in Southampton Docks days before her fateful departure.4yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
The last ever message sent from the Titanic to the SS Virginian at 2:17AM. Harold Bride and Jack Phillips were in the Wireless room when the power cut out abruptly while they were in the middle of trying to send a CQD message. All ships in the area heard absolute silence for the next few seconds.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
The RMS Olympic passing the lightship she would ram four months after this photo was taken in 1934. The light ship in question was the LV-117 and she had been rammed already once that year in fog, but when Olympic rammed her, she was sent to the bottom in seconds with the loss of seven of her crew.5yr ⋅ JamieFindlay ⋅ r/titanic
