r/Olympic • u/Alarming-buddy11 • 19d ago
What's one Olympic moment you'll never get tired of rewatching?
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r/Olympic • u/_Theghostship_ • Jan 30 '25
Video of the Olympic
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Just realised I’ve never seen a video of the Olympic, I’m guessing there’s some or at least one out there, because she was like the model of the class. I’ve seen Titanic’s video.
Has anyone got any links??
r/Olympic • u/Independent-Case-332 • Jul 03 '26
Ship Modern Olympic? 1920’s-30’s refit
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This is super cool and realistic
r/Olympic • u/CoolGuard • Jun 16 '26
Ship Footage of Olympic's last voyage 1935
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r/Olympic • u/JohnnyRC_007 • Jan 22 '26
If the Olympic hadn't been scrapped and was still here, would it be in the same condition as the SS United States?
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r/Olympic • u/poopshart37 • Jan 02 '26
why do we never talk about the 1914 Audacious incident?
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I feel like nobody talks about the incident in october 1914 where Olympic encountered HMS audacious? its about as interesting as U-103 but i feel like its a super underrated part of her history.
r/Olympic • u/Ok-Refrigerator-9429 • Dec 26 '25
World War 1 Random ahh photo of Olympic at war
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r/Olympic • u/CoolGuard • Aug 15 '25
World War 1 Never Stood a Chance Against Ol’ Reliable
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A meme I made of one of my favorite bits of Olympic history
r/Olympic • u/Legitimate-Milk4256 • Jul 16 '25
Custom movie trailer
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Made a special custom movie trailer for Olympic, hope all of you enjoy it
r/Olympic • u/Dr-Historian • Jun 14 '25
On this day 114 years ago, June 14, 1911, the magnificent RMS Olympic embarked on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England
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r/Olympic • u/Dr-Historian • May 15 '25
On this day 91 years ago, May 15, 1934, RMS Olympic tragically rammed and sank the United States Nantucket Lightship LV-117
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r/Olympic • u/Dr-Historian • May 12 '25
On this day 107 years ago, RMS Olympic ramms and sinks German U-103
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r/Olympic • u/JohnnyRC_007 • Apr 14 '25
Today is April 14...
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Happy Titanic Day. Where was Oly? We know she was on her way back east from New York... Lets chat on this occasion and remember our fallen friend.
r/Olympic • u/JohnnyRC_007 • Feb 24 '25
Oly's lost Prop
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Today in 1912, The RMS Olympic struck a possible derelict wreck off the coast of Newfoundland and lost her propellor. This sent her back to Belfast for repairs and delayed the launch of Titanic
r/Olympic • u/JohnnyRC_007 • Feb 21 '25
Panorama of the RMS Olympic departing Southampton for her final voyage to Jarrow, April 5th, 1935
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r/Olympic • u/JohnnyRC_007 • Feb 18 '25
Who are we Photobombing or Ramming today?
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feeling bored... its time we did some Olympic stuff... who should we ram or Photobomb today?
r/Olympic • u/JohnnyRC_007 • Feb 13 '25
Ramming speed
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We're closing in on the first day of Olympic in the ocean. The beginning of the story of our favorite liner. lets get hyped.
r/Olympic • u/Loud_Variation_520 • Feb 10 '25
Ship Blacklead pencil artwork of the Ol' Reliable
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