In today's video I am back in Tiny Sailors World and I create my own ship in the game and it ends up getting sunk! Join this channel to get access to perks: / @jessegillett Game: www.roblox.com/games/32183496...
SS Gillet sinks off the coast of Capetown, By a U-47 during WW2 at 6:58 PM On the 29th of June 1943, 14 hours into its voyage being torpedoed 4 times unfortunately the sinking of SS Gillet killed 309 people
Thanks for another video, I’m glad you like ship options! The gamepass also allows the customising of nameplate fronts, propellers, and the horn! -Elite Studios Mod Team
Submarines can't catch me in TSW. I'm the finest skipper the game has ever seen. :) That said, the most satisfying thing about this video was watching the submarine get sunk along with the Gillett. As the saying goes: if I'm going down, I'm taking you with me. 🏴☠️ Really cool seeing you test out the Ship Options too! Hoping to customize my own ship somewhere down the line, so seeing this, tutorial if you will, helps out a lot.
Nice vid Jesse also at the bottom of ship options where it says “toggle ropes” that is rigging for ships I would put it on makes ships look more realistic
SS Gillett sank on the 12th of June, 1937. SS Gillet was torpedoed dead center 4 times by U-47. With 870 people on board, 309 lost their lives. The wreck is yet to be found 86 years later.
Hi Jesse! I was in the video and I WAS NOT The U-Boat But I did see you in the server! and I was like freaking out bc a youtuber was in the server, Keep up the great work Jesse! 😎😎
Great vid. Ur not gonna believe this but I found something unbelievable. There is a dam to hold water near Southampton by the border in tiny sailors world.
On the morning of the 10th of June 1939 7:50 AM, the SS Gillet of Gillet Lines with 870 passengers was torpedoed 4 times by a U-47 16 hours into the 1st voyage in the stern port side has been sunk in the coast of Capetown. Locals who were riding a boat saw the sinking, the sinking killed 309 passengers, RIP to all 309 passengers. We were also able to locate the wreckage on Febuary 6, 2006
SS Gilett sinks off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa By a U-47. So 14 hours into the voyage. They spot a small ship. Turns out it was a Uboat. On 29 June 1943 at 6:58 PM. At around 6:59 PM a metallic bang was heard unfortunately the sinking killed 309 people
hello i was just wondering please may you help with ship options and how to make water like come out of the sides of your ship because i saw it on someone elses ship and it looks really good they said they got it with ship options but i cant find it anywhere please help
The SS Gillette was a rescue ship to the Britannic during World War I give to America 1929 then it became a troop transporter and got torpedoed. On June 28 with 310 people died and lots of survivors during 1942 wreck remains in the water
I made my own ship heres the story of it. Launched in 1976, the SS Colombia was launched, Her sister ship was SS Venezuela, was launched in 1960. SS Colombia's maiden voyage was on June 30, 1978. Heres where it goes wrong, On her 5th voyage she was traveling from Brazil to Pula when someone put a bomb in the starboard stern located at boiler room 17. She started sinking. In 2008, Harvey Robert found the wreck of the coast of san Francisco and Pura Island.
Amidst the chaos of World War II, where the seas were as treacherous as the battlefields themselves, the SS Gillet sailed. She was a vessel of steel, her hull proudly bearing the scars of previous journeys across the unforgiving waters. But on this fateful day, fate had darker plans for her. It was a misty morning when the SS Gillet left port, her engines roaring to life as she cut through the waves with a sense of purpose. Loaded with supplies crucial to the war effort, she was a lifeline to many, a beacon of hope in troubled times. The crew, a mix of seasoned sailors and fresh-faced recruits, worked tirelessly to keep her on course. The captain, with his weathered face and steely resolve, stood at the helm, his eyes scanning the horizon for any signs of danger. But danger, it seemed, had already set its sights on the SS Gillet. As the day wore on and the sun climbed higher in the sky, ominous clouds began to gather on the horizon. The wind picked up, howling through the rigging like a warning. The sea, once calm and welcoming, grew restless, its waves rising and falling with a menacing rhythm. The crew, sensing the impending storm, hurried to secure the ship, battening down hatches and tying off ropes. But even their best efforts could not thwart the fury of the ocean. As the storm descended upon them with all its wrath, the SS Gillet fought valiantly against the raging tempest. Waves crashed over her bow, sending salty spray cascading across the deck. The wind howled like a banshee, tearing at the sails and threatening to capsize her with every gust. The captain, his hands gripping the wheel with white-knuckled determination, shouted orders above the roar of the storm. The crew, drenched to the bone and clinging to whatever they could find, obeyed without question. But it was a battle they could not win. A massive wave, towering like a mountain, rose up from the depths with a deafening roar. The SS Gillet, dwarfed by its sheer size, was lifted high into the air before crashing down with bone-jarring force. The impact was devastating. The hull groaned and protested as it was torn asunder by the relentless force of the sea. Water poured in through gaping wounds, flooding the lower decks with terrifying speed. Desperate shouts and cries filled the air as the crew scrambled for safety. But there was no escape from the icy embrace of the sea. The SS Gillet, once a proud symbol of defiance, now lay broken and sinking beneath the waves. Her lights flickered and died, plunging her into darkness as the ocean claimed her as its own. The storm raged on, uncaring and relentless, as the last remnants of the SS Gillet slipped beneath the churning waters. And so, in the heart of a storm-tossed sea, the SS Gillet met her end. A tragic tale of a ship and her crew, lost to the merciless fury of war. Only the howling wind and the crashing waves bore witness to her final moments, a haunting requiem for those who sailed aboard her.
