Return for Warm Clothing
Returns to his cabin for warmer clothing before going back toward the boat deck.
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Returns to his cabin for warmer clothing before going back toward the boat deck.
Rows back toward the wreckage after Titanic sinks to search for people still alive.
Returns toward the wreckage in lifeboat 14 and rescues several people who remain alive in the water.
Confirms to Captain Lord that the rockets reported from the bridge appeared to be white.
Reports to Captain Lord that eight white rockets have been observed and that the nearby ship has disappeared from view.
Continues observing the nearby vessel with Stone while white rockets appear in its direction.
Searches lifeboat 13 for a useful lamp and finds that effective signalling light is unavailable.
Stations the Italian doctor and assistants in Carpathia's second-class dining room for incoming survivors.
Notices Titanic's increasing list while moving through the ship during the evacuation.
Titanic founders at about 2:20 a.m. on 15 April after striking an iceberg; Smith dies with the ship.
After the iceberg collision, Smith ordered lifeboats uncovered and passengers mustered; Titanic sank at about 02:20 on 15 April 1912.
Dies in the disaster after assisting with lifeboat operations during Titanic's evacuation.
Directs the loading and lowering of lifeboats from Titanic's starboard side during the evacuation.
Orders Carpathia's steerage staff to keep their own passengers clear of the third-class rescue area.
Orders the purser's staff to record the names of Titanic survivors as soon as practicable.
Stations the Hungarian doctor and assistants in Carpathia's third-class dining room for incoming survivors.
Guides a group of third-class women and children toward lifeboat 15 during the evacuation.
Observes three additional white rockets after Californian again attempts to signal the nearby vessel.
Tells Titanic's operator that Olympic is calling when the call has not initially been noticed.
Assists the senior officers with lifeboat preparation and evacuation work on Titanic's boat deck.
Has thirteen of Titanic's wooden lifeboats hoisted aboard Carpathia during the rescue operation.
Survives the sinking after leaving Titanic in collapsible lifeboat C.
Notes that Titanic stops answering wireless calls before Carpathia reaches the transmitted position.
Transmits CQD distress calls from Titanic's wireless room after the collision.
Hears Titanic's distress call largely by chance while still wearing his wireless headphones before retiring.
Assists Phillips in transmitting Titanic's distress calls.
Receives Titanic's distress traffic and alerts Carpathia's bridge so the ship can turn toward the reported position.
Orders Titanic's wireless operators to call for assistance after the collision.
Helps send distress rockets from Titanic to attract the attention of nearby vessels.
Leads Titanic's engineering department as the crew works to maintain power and pumping after the collision.
Helps other officers prepare and launch lifeboats during the evacuation.
Directs officers to uncover and load the lifeboats after the seriousness of Titanic's damage becomes clear.
Survives after entering the freezing sea during Titanic's final sinking.
Leaves Titanic in lifeboat number 5 while assisting the evacuation.
Takes command of lifeboat number 14 during Titanic's evacuation.
Supervises loading and lowering lifeboats on Titanic's port side.
Helps organize lifeboat preparation and evacuation after the collision.
Helps supply lifeboats with bread while passengers and crew prepare to abandon ship.
Survives Titanic's sinking aboard lifeboat number 6.
Survives the disaster after taking charge of lifeboat number 2.
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