Just about everyone has heard of the ill-fated Titanic, but there's a set of letters associated with it that are often forgotten. Why was the ship called RMS?

But what happens when we get specific with this metaphor? Perhaps we are all on the same ship, the RMS Titanic, but just on different decks.

RMS Austral: The ship that spent six weeks at the bottom of the harbour Regular commuters on the Manly ferries get to see some strange sights but rarely as unusual a sight as the commuters of late ...

RMS Carmania was, along with her sister ship Caronia, the largest ship in the Cunard fleet after her launch at John Brown’s shipyard on the Clyde in 1905.

Wheeling, W.Va. (WTRF) – At 2:20am Tuesday morning, we marked 113 years since the RMS Titanic went down at the head into the North Atlantic Ocean. The sinking shocked the world in 1912, but has ...

What it was like to sail aboard the RMS St Helena’s final voyage The last ever Royal Mail Ship completed its last ever journey – and it was surprisingly emotional, says Jonathan Hollins ...

It's been more than 110 years since the RMS Titanic — touted as unsinkable — hit an iceberg and sunk into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Much has been said about the storied ship since its ...

When RMS Titanic set sail on April 10, 1912, she was the largest passenger ship in service and considered to be “unsinkable.” Just four days later, tragedy struck.

The RMS Carpathia came to the rescue of stranded Titanic passengers after the shipwreck and sinking, saving over 700 survivors from the icy water.

All you've ever wanted to know about the RMS Titanic, which at the time of its building was the largest ship and deemed unsinkable. It sank on April 15, 1912, in the North Atlantic.

RMS Carmania was, along with her sister ship Caronia, the largest ship in the Cunard fleet after her launch at John Brown’s shipyard on the Clyde in 1905.