Titanic Disaster Prompts Timely Broadcast Service | by NGA | The Pathfinder | Medium
TITANIC: JACK PHILLIPS. Wireless operator on the Titanic
Titanic's Officers - Articles - Lightoller Defends the Accuracy of His Titanic Accounts
27 Titanic survivors, including Officer Charles Lightoller, Wireless Operator Harold Bride, spent the night on this overturned lifeboat until rescue came. The lifeboat could not be properly launched as the ship sank. :
RMS TITANIC WHITE STAR LINE WIRELESS OPERATOR JACK PHILLIPS SIGNED PRE-PRINT A4 | eBay
Radio History: Titanic's Wireless Officer and the Spark Gap Telegraph - Mini-Circuits Blog
John George Phillips | Titanic Wiki | Fandom
BBC - 'Jack' Phillips - the man who tried to save the Titanic
Jennie Stedman | R.M.S. TITANIC: EXTRAORDINARILY RARE ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH OF TITANIC CHIEF WIRELESS OPERATOR JOHN GEORGE JACK PHILLIPS IN MARCONI UNIFORM (Circa 1910) | MutualArt
Titanic hero Harold Cottam's medals and watch among items up for auction - Hull Live
The Officers and Crew of the Titanic – A Look Thru Time
Phillips, Jack - at Titanic - HistoryMugs.us
Jack Phillips | James Cameron's Titanic Wiki | Fandom
Harold Bride — Titanic Wireless Operator
Jack Phillips (wireless officer) - Wikipedia
Titanic: The final messages from a stricken ship - BBC News
PHOTOS: Explore the Titanic's wireless rooms, where desperate messages were sent in ship's final moments - The Boston Globe
Titanic witness says wireless hero died right after the ship sank, and officers to blame for the disaster (1912) - Click Americana
Titanic's Officers - Articles - Lightoller Defends the Accuracy of His Titanic Accounts
Jack Philips, wireless officer on the RMS Titanic | Atlantik
Sender of the S. O. S. Signal for Help, (April 20), 1912
Portrait of John George "Jack" Phillips the senior wireless telegraphist aboard RMS Titanic. When the ship hit an iceberg on 14/4/1912 Phillips sent distress signals. Godalming Surrey England UK Stock Photo - Alamy
Harold Bride - Wikipedia
