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If you're referring back to the what ifs, then...
The Marconi Company/or 1st Officer Murdoch should have strongly instructed Jack Phillips and Harold Bride that the iceberg warnings take priority over passengers' incoming/outgoing messages. For that was one area that needed improving. Talking to Lights, my friend who is an reincarnatee of 2nd Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller, told me that had Will received those iceberg warnings as he should have...he would have posted them on the bulletin board. |
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Posted on: 2005/12/23 2:00
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They should of put the bow where the stern was and the stern where the bow was. Then the propelyrs would of choped the iceburg to bits!!!!
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Posted on: 2005/12/22 18:13
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Re: What would you change? | #44 |
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Interesting stuff
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Posted on: 2005/12/14 17:41
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Re: What would you change? | #43 |
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Hi Onix1996. If you read what I have written again, it states that Blair was the original second officer, prior to his departure (and Lightoller's appointment as second officer). Best wishes, Mark. |
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Posted on: 2005/12/14 10:44
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Re: What would you change? | #42 |
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Wasn't the Second Officer Mr. Lightroller? Quote:
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Posted on: 2005/12/14 2:21
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Re: What would you change? | #41 |
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Just read the book: 882 1/2 Answers To Your Questions About The Titanic or Titanic.
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Posted on: 2005/11/27 2:33
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The human element (at the time) had a few flaws. Certainly with respect to the ice warnings that were not taken to the bridge. The human decision to carry less lifeboats that were needed. |
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Posted on: 2005/11/23 11:35
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Very nice. Stay in school, it's important.Quote:
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Posted on: 2005/11/22 22:13
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What I don't get is how some of you all make comments (the silly comments specifically) about what you would have done to make it better. You really think you are that much smarter than Andrews (or the crew for that matter)? Titanic was already technological miracle for her time, and you think you could have done better?
How about this, pretend you know very little of why/how she sink (decisions made by crew). Or even pretend like it hasn't happened. Just use what you know about the ship's structure. Now tell me what you would do and why. Try just using some physics here; just really put your self in the shoes of the crew. Personally I can't say that I'd done much different. I know I wouldn't have killed the engines to avoid the ice. I could say I would have been cautious when I got a couple ice warnings, then later noticed a drop in temperature. I would have stopped. But I don't really know what Smith's motivations for moving on were. Most likely i would have left the rudder as it was, and left the hull as it was. I probably would have brought all the bulkheads up. Jessica |
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Posted on: 2005/11/10 19:09
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