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After boat C had been lowered from the starboard side, the crew tried to fasten boat A to the davits by Murdoch and Moody when it was washed off Titanic at 2:15 am. The boat was washed over the side of the ship and in the chaos, the canvas sides had not been put up, so it was soon awash with icy sea water half-submerged and dangerously overloaded. around 17 to 20 people started climbing into it from the water, but only 13 of them survived the night. The boat was recovered a month later by the Oceanic, another White Star Line ship.

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  • Collapsible A
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  • After boat C had been lowered from the starboard side, the crew tried to fasten boat A to the davits by Murdoch and Moody when it was washed off Titanic at 2:15 am. The boat was washed over the side of the ship and in the chaos, the canvas sides had not been put up, so it was soon awash with icy sea water half-submerged and dangerously overloaded. around 17 to 20 people started climbing into it from the water, but only 13 of them survived the night. The boat was recovered a month later by the Oceanic, another White Star Line ship.
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Picture
  • Hahn 06.JPG
launch time
  • 135.0
Type
  • Engelhardt collapsible
Capacity
  • 47(xsd:integer)
picture description
  • Collapsible A after being recovered by the Oceanic, a month after the disaster
Location
  • Above officers quarters
estimated occupancy at rescue
  • 0(xsd:integer)
estimated occupancy at launch
  • 30(xsd:integer)
abstract
  • After boat C had been lowered from the starboard side, the crew tried to fasten boat A to the davits by Murdoch and Moody when it was washed off Titanic at 2:15 am. The boat was washed over the side of the ship and in the chaos, the canvas sides had not been put up, so it was soon awash with icy sea water half-submerged and dangerously overloaded. around 17 to 20 people started climbing into it from the water, but only 13 of them survived the night. Several people including first class passenger Thomson Beattie, the third class passengers Arthur O'Keefe, Edvard Lindell and Gerda Lindell and a couple of firemen died of hypothermia or fell back into the sea. After hours of suffering, the survivors were rescued by boat 14, Rhoda Abbott being the only female. Three bodies were left in Collapsible A, which was allowed to drift off. The boat was recovered a month later by the Oceanic, another White Star Line ship.
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