Скачать или смотреть 13 years of Mutiny (within the Royal Navy and RMs)

British Naval distasters and Blunders - caused by everything from poor sailing, navigation to outright incompetence.
1694 HMS Sussex – 1 March 1694 off Gibraltar. 498 lost.
1702 HMS Northumberland – 27 November 1703. 220 lost
1703 Channel Storm - In November 1703 - Storm claims 1500 seamen.
1703 HMS Restoration – All 387 men were lost in the sinking.
1703 HMS Stirling Castle – 27 November 1703, all 206 men.
1703 HMS Northumberland and HMS Restoration wrecked with large losses.
1707 The Scilly naval disaster of 1707 – On 22 October 1707 over 2,000 lost
1744 HMS Victory – 4 October 1744-1,150 men lost
1749 HMS Namur – 14 April 1749 520 of her crew were drowned
1755 Doddington – On 17 July 1755 Of 270 crew and passengers, 23 survived.
1760 HMS Ramillies – 15 February 1760. Of the crew of 850 aboard, 20 seamen survived.
1761 Auguste – 15 November 1761 Of the 121 aboard, seven survived.
1780 HMS Ontario – 31 October 1780 About 130 men died with the ship
1782 HMS Royal George – 29 August 1782 More than 800 people lost
1782 HMS Glorieux – On 16–17 September 1782 all hands lost
1782 HMS Centaur – September 1782 Some 400 of her crew were lost.
1786 Halsewell – 6 January 1786 Of her 240 crew and passengers, 74 survived.
1793 Pelican – 20 March 1793 Of 134 people aboard, 102 were lost.
1794 HMS Ardent – April 1794 No trace was ever found of her 500 crew.
1796 HMS Amphion – 22 September 1796 explosion killing 300 of the 312 aboard.
1797 HMS Tribune – 16 November 1797 12 of the 244 aboard survived.
1797 HMS Vipere – A British brig-sloop, capsized in the Shannon Estuary
1799 Lutine – Sank off Vlieland in heavy weather. 269 people were lost.
1801 HMS Invincible – 16 March 1801 Over 400 crew were lost; 196 saved.
1804 HMS York – 26 December 1803 491 men lost
1805 Earl of Abergavenny – 5 February 1805. Of the 402 people aboard 263 were lost
1806 HMS Athenienne – 20 October 1806, 347 people died
1807 HMS Blenheim and HMS Java – 280 men were lost from Java and 590 from Blenheim.
1807 HMS Anson – 29 December 1807. Estimates vary from 60 to 190 lost
1809-12 - 40,000 sailors in the West Indies die from yellow fever
1810 HMS Minotaur – heavy loss of life in December 1810.
1810 Elizabeth – 28 December 1810 as high as 400, including at least eight women
1811 HMS St George – 24 December 1811. Seven of her 738 crew were saved.
1811 HMS Defence – 24 December 1811 14 of her crew of 597 men and boys lost
1815 Arniston – On 30 May 1815, 372 people were lost; 6 survived.
1825 British East India Company - 1 March 1825, 81 were lost.
1833 Lady of the Lake – loss of up to 265 passengers and crew.
1842 Waterloo – 28 August 1842 189 of the 302 lost
1847 HMS Avenger – 17 December 1847 Eight of her 250 crew survived.
1850 RMS Royal Adelaide – 30 March 1850: 250 men lost
1850 Edmond – 19 November 1850. About 98 people were lost
1853 Annie Jane – on 28 September 1853. Of the 450 aboard 348 were lost
1853 Madagascar – loss of about 110 passengers and about 50 crew.
1854 City of Glasgow – January 1854 loss of 480 passengers and crew aboard.
1854 RMS Tayleur – 21 January 1854 652 people aboard 380 were lost
1854 HMS Prince – 14 November 1854 six of her 150 crew were saved.
1857 Dunbar – wrecked in Australia, killing 121 people.
1859 Royal Charter – 26 October 1859 loss of 459
1863 Anglo Saxon – 27 April 1863 ran aground killing 237 people.
1863 HMS Orpheus – 7 February 1863 Orpheus sank killing 189
1865 Comet – 13 April 1865 loss of 81
1866 London – 10 January 1866, loss of 220
1867 RMS Rhone – 29 October 1867 loss of about 123 people.
1870 HMS Captain – 7 September 1870, loss of 480 men
1870 City of Boston – loss of 191
1873 RMS Atlantic – 1 April 1873, loss of 535
1873 Northfleet – 22 January 1873 loss of 293
1874 Cospatrick – 17 November 1874 Three of 472 people aboard survived.
1875 Gothenburg – loss of 112
1876 HMS Thunderer – On 14 July 1876, explosion kills 45
1878 SS Princess Alice – 3 September 1878 loss of 600
1878 HMS Eurydice – 24 March 1878 loss of 376 men
1880 HMS Juno – 31 January 1880 loss of 281 men
1881 HMS Doterel – 26 April 1881 loss of 155 men
1883 Daphne – 3 July 1883 loss of124-195
1887 Kapunda – 20 January 1887 Of the 314 aboard 299 were lost.
1890 RMS Quetta – 28 February 1890. Of 292 people aboard, 134 were lost.
1891 Utopia – Collided 17 March 1891 loss of 564
1892 Bokhara – 10 October 1892, loss of 125 people.
1893 HMS Victoria – rammed by HMS Camperdown and sunk on 22 June 1893. Loss of 358 men

Mutinies within the Royal Navy
1741 - HMS Wager
1782 - HMS Hermione
1783 - HMS Defiance
1789 - HMAV Bounty
1793 - HMS Marie Antoinette
1794 - HMS Shark
1797 - HMS Grampus
1797 - Spithead - 16 ships mutiny
1797 - Nore mutiny
1797 - multiple mutinies aboard ships off S. Africa, Ireland and Spain
1798 - HMS Danae
1805 - HMS Dominica
1814 - HMS Resistance
1854 - HMS Winchester
1931 - Invergordon
1936 - HMS Javelin