Californian First Watch
Keeps the first watch on Californian while the ship remains stopped among field ice.
Follow Charles Victor Groves through 10 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Keeps the first watch on Californian while the ship remains stopped among field ice.
Attempts to call the nearby steamer with Californian's Morse lamp but receives no confirmed reply.
Observes a nearby passenger vessel while Californian is stopped for ice and tries to signal it by Morse lamp.
Observes the nearby steamer's deck lights diminish around the time the vessel appears to stop.
Reports the approaching steamer to Captain Lord while Californian remains stationary in the ice.
Observes the lights of a nearby vessel and concludes that she is a passenger steamer.
Points out the nearby steamer to Herbert Stone when handing over the bridge watch shortly after midnight.
Gives evidence about the ship seen from Californian before the rockets are observed.
Gives evidence about Californian's log practices and the bridge observations made on the night Titanic sank.
States during the British inquiry that he later believed the passenger steamer he observed was Titanic.
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