Reduced Speed near Reported Ice
Recommends that ships reduce speed during darkness or alter course when ice is reported near their intended track.
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Recommends that ships reduce speed during darkness or alter course when ice is reported near their intended track.
Recommends more searching official inspection of lifeboats and other life-saving appliances before passenger ships sail.
Concludes the British formal investigation and delivers the Wreck Commissioner's report on Titanic's loss.
Recommends training additional crew members in boat work whenever deck crews alone cannot adequately man all lifeboats.
Recommends investigation of watertight decks and methods of sealing openings so flooding can be contained more effectively.
Recommends boat, fire and watertight-door drills after departure and at least weekly during voyages, with drills recorded in the log.
Death of William Booth
Carden assumes responsibility for dockyard administration, repair capacity and naval support facilities at Malta.
Carden becomes Admiral Superintendent of Malta Dockyard in August 1912.
Leaves an influential body of choral, orchestral and chamber music.
Dies in Croydon at the age of thirty-seven.
Birth of Ian Kinloch MacGregor
Leads mass Unionist resistance to the proposed Dublin parliament.
Signs the Ulster Covenant opposing Irish Home Rule.
Campbell leads the weakened Northern Party away from Inexpressible Island on the long journey back toward Cape Evans.
Campbell leads the Northern Party away from its winter cave and south toward Cape Evans.
Priestley leaves Inexpressible Island with the Northern Party for the long sledge journey back to Cape Evans.
Leads the search for Scott's missing polar party.
Priestley and his companions find a previously laid food cache, improving the party's prospects during the final stage of their return.
Browning's condition improves after the returning party reaches cached food that provides a welcome change from its winter diet.
Atkinson leads the spring search south to determine the fate of Scott and the missing Polar Party.
Campbell brings the complete Northern Party safely back to Cape Evans after its unexpected second winter.
Campbell brings all six members of the Northern Party safely to Cape Evans after their second Antarctic winter and overland return.
Priestley reaches Cape Evans with the Northern Party after the difficult coastal return journey.
Northern Party reaches Cape Evans after surviving winter.
The searchers recover records and build a snow cairn over the tent.
Their final camp became their tomb; a high cairn of snow was erected over it, topped by a roughly fashioned cross. The bodies of Scott and his companions were discovered by a search party on 12 November 1912 and their records retrieved
Searchers find the tent containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers.
Atkinson's search party recovers diaries, letters and expedition records from the tent before building a cairn over the dead.
Joins the search party that finds the polar party's final tent.
The bodies of Scott and his companions were discovered by a search party on 12 November 1912 and their records retrieved.
Atkinson's search party finds the final camp containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers and recovers their records.
Hooper is among the search party that discovers the tent containing Scott, Wilson and Bowers.
Uses skis from the search party to mark the burial cairn.
Joins the search party that finds Scott's last camp.
Loses the Bow by-election when standing as an independent womens suffrage supporter
Resigns from the Labour Party
Loses the Bow by-election when standing as an independent womens suffrage supporter
Atkinson leads the search party south from Cape Evans to determine the fate of Scott's polar party.
Hooper hauls with the search party sent south from Cape Evans to investigate the disappearance of the Polar Party.
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