It’s been over a century since the Titanic sunk to the deep, dark waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and we all know that tragic story. It was the biggest ocean disaster, causing 1,500 deaths, and the sad reason why the Titanic remains the most famous ship to this day. However, what is far less known these days is that the Titanic had two almost identical sister ships: the Olympic and the Britannic.
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Although their fate wasn’t as catastrophic as the Titanic’s, their stories and short careers were hardly less dramatic. All three ships, intended to be leading ships of the century, were met with terrible luck. Despite being dubbed “unsinkable,” their time on the ocean was short-lived.