Model Boat
| Place of Origin:Vietnam | Model Number:CS0022W |
| Brand Name:HMHS BRITANNIC |
Company Info
Company Published: 2006
Online Postings: Products , Selling Leads
Country/Territory: Vietnam
Business Type: Manufacturer
Number of Employees: 101 - 500 People
Online Postings: Products , Selling Leads
Country/Territory: Vietnam
Business Type: Manufacturer
Number of Employees: 101 - 500 People
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Terms of Payment: L/C,T/T,Western Union
Supply Ability: Negotiable
Minimum Order: Negotiable
Packaging: Each product is packed in styrofoam and put in 5 layers Carton box. Model is ready for display.
Delivery Lead Time: Depend on quantity of the order
Detailed Product Description
The Britannic was commissioned "His Majesty's Hospital Ship" on December 12, 1915 and departed Liverpool for her maiden voyage on December 23, 1915. She was bound for Mudros on the isle of Lemnos. She was joining the Mauretania, Aquitania, and her sister, Olympic, in the "Dardanelles Service." Joined later by the Statendam the five ships together were capable of carrying 17,000 sick and wounded or 33,000 troops.
The Britannic returned to Southampton on January 9th, 1916 where her patients were transferred to waiting trains for transportation to hospitals in London. The second voyage was shorter as she only sailed as far as Naples where she took on wounded and returned to Southampton on February 9, 1916. The third voyage was just as uneventful. She spent four weeks as a floating hospital off the Isle of Wight, Cowes.
The Britannic departed Southampton on Sunday 12th November 1916. She was due to leave at 10:00 am but actually left the docks at noon. The weather was calm. She carried no "passengers". Friday November 17th 1916 she arrived at Naples, for coaling and was to depart on Saturday but a fierce storm set in a delayed
the departure.
The Britannic was commissioned "His Majesty's Hospital Ship" on December 12, 1915 and departed Liverpool for her maiden voyage on December 23, 1915. She was bound for Mudros on the isle of Lemnos. She was joining the Mauretania, Aquitania, and her sister, Olympic, in the "Dardanelles Service." Joined later by the Statendam the five ships together were capable of carrying 17,000 sick and wounded or 33,000 troops.
The Britannic returned to Southampton on January 9th, 1916 where her patients were transferred to waiting trains for transportation to hospitals in London. The second voyage was shorter as she only sailed as far as Naples where she took on wounded and returned to Southampton on February 9, 1916. The third voyage was just as uneventful. She spent four weeks as a floating hospital off the Isle of Wight, Cowes.
The Britannic departed Southampton on Sunday 12th November 1916. She was due to leave at 10:00 am but actually left the docks at noon. The weather was calm. She carried no "passengers". Friday November 17th 1916 she arrived at Naples, for coaling and was to depart on Saturday but a fierce storm set in a delayed
the departure.
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GIA NHIEN CO LTD
[Vietnam]
Street Address : C14 Ung Van Khiem Str. , Ward 25, Binh Thanh district
City : Ho Chi Minh
Province/State : South
Country/Region : Vietnam
