Excellent site!  Very interesting to read the narrative of the sinking. I came here as a result of some genealogical research. It turns out my great-uncle survived the sinking of the Tuscania. He was 1st Lieutenant Robert Elmer Brady, officer-in-command of the 100th Aero Squadron. He went on to serve in England and France, and survived the war. He studied at the Sorbonne, Paris before receiving his discharge in 1919. He stayed in Europe and worked with the Red Cross in Albania until spring of 1920. He went on to work for the New York Times as a journalist, and died in New York City in 1951. 

Kevin M. Brady 

Oct. 21, 2002