Harold Bride - Wikipedia
Wireless could have saved lives on Titanic
Marconi And The Titanic | Irish Media Man
Meet the two unsung heroes who were critical in saving 705 'Titanic' survivors | by Louis Anslow | Timeline
Jack Phillips (wireless officer) - Wikipedia
Titanic Crew | John George Phillips Biography | Chief Wireless Radio Operator - YouTube
Harold Bride — Titanic Wireless Operator
Illustration depicting a wireless telegraph operator on a ship. Typical wireless room scene of the time, and not unlike the set up on the 'Titanic'. Dated 20th century Stock Photo - Alamy
Titanic's wireless operators Jack Phillips and Harold Bride - YouTube
Titanic: Harold Cottam. /Nthe Wireless Operator Of The 'Carpathia' Who Heard The Distress Call Sent By The 'Titanic,' 1912. Shown Here As A - Walmart.com
TITANIC Radio station on the passenger steamship which sank on 15 April 1912. Operator maybe John "Jack" Phillips Stock Photo - Alamy
Parcel label addressed to Titanic expected to raise £12,000 at auction | The Titanic | The Guardian
Harold Bride - 2nd Wireless Operator RMS Titanic MGY
Nantucket radio operator in Titanic tragedy honored
Jack Binns Marconi Wireless operator White Star Line RMS Titanic Republic 1909 | #481913089
John George Phillips (wireless officer) | Titanic Database Wiki | Fandom
The history of amateur radio
The wireless telegraph office aboard the Titanic, with radio operator Jack Phillips at the device, who died a hero. 1912 Stock Photo - Alamy
SS Californian wireless operator did NOT cost lives by sleeping through Titanic distress call | Daily Mail Online
Harold Bride 2nd Radio Officer RMS Titanic
Titanic | The National Archives
Notable Italians: Guglielmo Marconi, Inventor of Wireless Communications - GRAND VOYAGE ITALY
Titanic Marconi Radio operators cap badge - Aged
