Over a hundred years ago, the Titanic sank beneath the Atlantic Ocean in less than three hours. This video will explore some little-known facts about this unsinkable story. Clip from National Geographic | RMS Titanic

Her / His Majesty’s Stokers & Mechanics RMS Queen Mary Discover the Queen Mary’s Engine Room with Captain Will; an engineering feat ahead of its time. The RMS Queen Mary... known in WW2 as the "Grey Ghost"... Venue for Anglo-American conferences and meetings, Prime Ministers and Presidents... WW2 Troop Ship, Ocean Liner and Secret Weapon... This mammoth beast could outrun the German U-boat... carrying over 16,600 troops and crew... The RMS Queen Mary is a retired British ocean liner that sailed

Key aspects of the RMS Queen Mary's history: Construction and Service: Construction began in Scotland in the 1930s, and the ship was intended to be a luxurious ocean liner for transatlantic travel. World War II Service: In 1940, the ship was converted into a troopship and set a record in 1943 by carrying 16,683 people on one voyage. Post-War Career: After the war, the ship resumed its passenger service and enjoyed significant popularity until the rise of air travel. Retirement and Current Use: T