Sinking of the Britannic

The sinking of the Britannic was a disaster of the sinking of HMHS Britannic, sister ship of the RMS Titanic. It sank at November 21, 1916 by a mine very early in the morning. 55 minutes later, the ship is under the ocean.

Sinking
Britannic hits a mine at 8:12 am, and the bow rose up. Then the ship seems to list to starboard. So the captain orders the boats to go. 2 were ripped apart by the port propellers. They turned off. The bow was pulled down. The list made a whole 90 degrees, and the first funnel, the second funnel, the third funnel, and the fourth funnel all fell at starboard side. The ship sank at 9:07 am, 55 minutes since the impact. 30 lives were lost.