Titanic witness says wireless hero died right after the ship sank, and officers to blame for the disaster (1912) - Click Americana
Wireless operator on a ship in the early 20th C - Stock Image - V400/0023 - Science Photo Library
Harold Bride - 2nd Wireless Operator RMS Titanic MGY
Titanic hero who broke the rules to fix radio and died sending vital SOS - Mirror Online
Titanic | The National Archives
TITANIC Radio station on the passenger steamship which sank on 15 April 1912. Operator maybe John "Jack" Phillips Stock Photo - Alamy
The rarely told story of Jack Phillips, the Titanic hero from Surrey - Surrey Live
Marconi And The Titanic | Irish Media Man
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
Harold Bride - Wikipedia
Titanic: The final messages from a stricken ship - BBC News
Notable Italians: Guglielmo Marconi, Inventor of Wireless Communications - GRAND VOYAGE ITALY
Titanic Marconi Radio operators cap badge - Aged
Titanic Crew | John George Phillips Biography | Chief Wireless Radio Operator - YouTube
The history of amateur radio
Radio Story - Wireless and the Titanic
Jack Phillips (wireless officer) - Wikipedia
Radio to the Rescue: David Sarnoff and the Titanic Disaster | The Sarnoff Collection
John George Phillips (wireless officer) | Titanic Database Wiki | Fandom
RMS Titanic Radio Operator SOS Poster | Titanic, Rms titanic, Radio operator
SS Californian wireless operator did NOT cost lives by sleeping through Titanic distress call | Daily Mail Online
The wireless telegraph office aboard the Titanic, with radio operator Jack Phillips at the device, who died a hero. 1912 Stock Photo - Alamy
