MGY

E314293

MGY was the distinctive wireless call sign used by the RMS Titanic for its radio communications.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
MGY canonical 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf radio call sign ⓘ
wireless call sign ⓘ
associatedWith RMS Titanic ⓘ
associatedWithEvent introduction of SOS in practical maritime use ⓘ
associatedWithRegulation early 20th-century maritime radio regulations ⓘ
callSignAssignmentAuthority British wireless authorities ⓘ
Marconi Company ⓘ
callSignFormat three-letter call sign ⓘ
callSignMeaning no intrinsic word meaning; assigned identifier ⓘ
callSignType Marconi call sign ⓘ
communicatedWithShip RMS Carpathia ⓘ
RMS Olympic ⓘ
SS Californian ⓘ
SS Frankfurt ⓘ
countryOfRegistration United Kingdom ⓘ
distressSignalApproximateCoordinates 41°43′N 49°56′W ⓘ
distressSignalDate 1912-04-14 ⓘ
1912-04-15 ⓘ
distressSignalLocation North Atlantic Ocean ⓘ
linked to: Atlantic Ocean
era early maritime wireless era ⓘ
firstUsedByShip 1912 ⓘ
historicalSignificance one of the most famous maritime call signs in history ⓘ
languageOfTransmission English ⓘ
notableFor distress transmissions during Titanic disaster ⓘ
helping coordinate rescue by RMS Carpathia ⓘ
radioBand longwave ⓘ
radioOperator Harold Bride ⓘ
Jack Phillips ⓘ
radioService Marconi wireless telegraphy ⓘ
linked to: Guglielmo Marconi
radioSystem spark-gap transmitter ⓘ
relatedCallSign MCE ⓘ
MUC ⓘ
shipOperator White Star Line ⓘ
shipRegistryPort Liverpool ⓘ
status historical ⓘ
transmissionMode Morse code ⓘ
usedBy RMS Titanic ⓘ
usedDuringEvent North Atlantic iceberg collision of RMS Titanic ⓘ
linked to: RMS Titanic

sinking of the RMS Titanic ⓘ
linked to: RMS Titanic
usedFor distress signaling ⓘ
maritime radio communications ⓘ
ship-to-ship communication ⓘ
ship-to-shore communication ⓘ
usedForMessageType CQD distress calls ⓘ
linked to: CQD

SOS distress calls ⓘ
usedOnRoute Southampton–Cherbourg–Queenstown–New York route ⓘ
vesselType ocean liner ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.