The White Star Line announcement of the new "Gigantic".
Which was later renamed to Britannic, after the sinking of
the RMS Titanic.

The HMHS Britannic, being built at Harland & Wolff.

The HMHS Britannic, just after her launch.

The HMHS Britannic, gets her boilers installed at
her builders' Harland and Wolff, Ltd., Belfast, Ireland.
(Double ended shown)

The aft of the HMHS Britannic.

The HMHS Britannic, as a hospital ship for the Royal Navy.

The HMHS Britannic, under way.

The HMHS Britannic, being tendered by her tugs.

A beautiful computer rendering of the HMHS Britannic.

A nice portrait of the HMHS Britannic.

U-73, a German World War I, submarine believed to have
laid the mines or torpedoes, that sank the HMHS Britannic.

The HMHS Britannic, as she is sinking.

The HMHS Britannic, as she really looks today.

A concept photo of how the HMHS Britannic would look today.

This map depicts the location of where the HMHS Britannic sank.