1912 14th April
Receives Iceberg Warning
Receives the lookout's telephone warning from the crow's nest and passes the danger to the bridge watch.
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James Moody
Sixth officer on Titanic. This page combines historical context with 6 matching records drawn directly from the World History Database Titanic archive.
Historical context
James Moody: overview and significance
What happened?
James Moody served as Titanic's sixth officer and took part in bridge and evacuation duties during the maiden voyage and final emergency.
Why was it important?
Moody was among the deck officers responsible for operating the ship during the critical final hours. He did not survive the sinking.
World History Database records
James Moody timeline
The records below are selected from the 241-record RMS Titanic archive and rendered as static HTML in chronological order.
1912
1912 15th April
Lifeboat Eleven Preparation
Assists with lifeboat 11 as passengers are moved toward the starboard boats.
1912 15th April
Lifeboat Fifteen Preparation
Assists with lifeboat 15 during the evacuation from Titanic's starboard side.
1912 15th April
Lifeboat Nine Preparation
Helps prepare and load lifeboat 9 during the evacuation.
1912 15th April
Lifeboat Thirteen Preparation
Helps oversee lifeboat 13 during the crowded starboard evacuation.
1912 15th April
Titanic Evacuation Assistance
Helps other officers prepare and launch lifeboats during the evacuation.
Editorial provenance
Sources and editorial review
Compiled and edited by World History Database.
Historical context is editorial material; the chronology is generated from World History Database Titanic records.
Last reviewed: September 2026.
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