British Titanic Inquiry Opened
Opens the formal British investigation ordered by the Board of Trade into the loss of Titanic.
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Opens the formal British investigation ordered by the Board of Trade into the loss of Titanic.
Opens the formal British inquiry into Titanic's loss.
Gives evidence about lookout duties and conditions aboard Titanic before the collision.
Begins giving evidence about boiler-room flooding, watertight doors and his escape from Titanic.
Gives evidence about the helm orders at the collision and his command of lifeboat 6.
Is buried at Fairview Lawn Cemetery in Halifax after his body is recovered following the Titanic disaster.
Present for the King's inspection of the Fleet
Gives evidence about engineering conditions and the conduct of emergency lifeboat 1.
Gives evidence about engineering work, the evacuation and his escape from Titanic.
Creates the Royal Flying Corps
Organizes army aviation units, training and operational doctrine.
Brings naval aviation into a formal military organization.
Supports creation of the Royal Flying Corps naval wing.
Takes command of Number Two Squadron Royal Flying Corps.
Becomes commander of the Royal Flying Corps Military Wing.
Leads one of Britain's first organized military flying units.
Gives evidence about the rockets and conversations on Californian's bridge during Titanic's sinking.
Gives evidence about Californian's position, the nearby vessel and the rockets observed during Titanic's sinking.
Gives evidence about the rockets, Morse signalling and the nearby ship observed from Californian.
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.
Gives evidence about Californian's wireless communications and the ice warning sent to Titanic.
Is convicted after the WSPU window-smashing campaign.
Is convicted with WSPU leaders over militant protest organization.
Receives imprisonment for conspiracy connected with militant suffrage action.
States during the British inquiry that he later believed the passenger steamer he observed was Titanic.
Serves imprisonment for conspiracy connected with property damage.
Gives evidence about the evacuation and instructions received during Titanic's final hours.
Gives evidence about guiding third-class passengers and the loading of lifeboat 15.
Gives evidence about emergency lifeboat 1 and events seen from the boat after Titanic sank.
Gives evidence about the evacuation and his escape in emergency lifeboat 1.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about her experience aboard emergency lifeboat 1.
Begins evidence to the British inquiry about navigation, ice warnings, the collision and lifeboat loading.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about bridge activity, distress signals and lifeboat operations.
Describes his officer duties, command of lifeboat 5 and the debate over returning toward people in the water.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about lifeboats, ice information and his actions during the evacuation.
Gives evidence about receiving Titanic's distress call and Carpathia's wireless work during the rescue.
Gives evidence about deck activity, shipboard lights and the evacuation.
Gives evidence to the British inquiry about the lookout watch, iceberg sighting and absence of binoculars.
Describes flooding in Titanic's boiler spaces during testimony taken aboard Olympic in New York Harbor.
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