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The HMHS Britannic sank in the Mediterranian Sea, and it was either hit by a missile or mined by a U-boat and fell onto it's side and sank on it's side. Only 33 people died. The 33 people died when they were chopped up from the propellers because, like the titanic, the Britannic stuck it's stern in the air, and bow first to plunge into the water.The reason the captain left the propellers on was so they could be closer to land. The HMHS Britannic was a hospital ship carrying sick and wounded soldiers away from the battlefield. The Britannic went down whole except for a little chunk of the bow.They still were intact, but are very hard to enter with submarines and people today.
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What does HMHS stand for?
His/Her Majesty's Hostpital Ship AKA HMHS Britannic
Did the Titanic sister sink?
Yes the sisters did sink on there first voiige
What ship was the titanic design after?
HMHS Britannic
What were the names of titanic's sisters?
RMS Olympic and HMHS Britannic
Is britannic the biggest ship in the wold?
yes, the HMHS Britannic was the largest ship in the world until the RMS Queen Mary.
How did brtannic sink?
The HMHS Britannic supposedly hit a German mine and sank on 21 November, 1916, four miles off the Greek island of Kea in the Kea Channel.
Did brtannic sink?
The HMHS Britannic supposedly hit a German mine and sank on 21 November, 1916, four miles off the Greek island of Kea in the Kea Channel.
What was the names of the ships?
There were two sister ships - the RMS Olympic and the HMHS Britannic.
What is the name of titanics sister ship?
Olyimpic and britannic google it to find out more.olympic was one and one was called gigantic but then was named britanic after its sister ship titanic.
Did titanic have any sister ships?
Yes. There were two -- the RMS Olympic and the HMHS Britannic.
What is the name of the titanics sister?
The Titanic has 2 sisters: The RMS Olympic and the HMHS Britannic
What was the younger sister of the Titanic?
The third-and-final of the three sister ships was the HMHS Britannic.
