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Did the titanic sink in its first voyage?Why didn't the captain take any action?

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Did the titanic sink in its first voyage?Why didn't the captain take any action?

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  1. Yes! He and others did take action. the problem was how far out into sea they were and the time it would take for the nearest to get to them. There were soo many on board and not enough time save them all.


  2. Yes, the titanic sank in its first voyage. The captain did take action but all went horribly wrong.

  3. ummm.. because he went down with the ship!.. and there was nothing he can do about it..t he ship was totaly damaged from the side because it hit the ice thingy!!!!! and yea it sunk!

  4. Yes.

    Overconfidence.

    My answers are based on heresay - I wasn't there personally, but I did watch a recent documentary (with Leonardo Di Capricorn), that pretty much told the story.

    My opinion, that movie was far too predictable.  As soon as they started saying "nothing can sink this ship", you knew........

  5. cuz hes g*y

  6. Yes it did.The captain was asleep when they hit the iceberg.The ship was moving too fast and the lookouts didn't have time to warn the wheelhouse crew because the binoculars they should have been using were left behind.By the time they saw the iceberg is was too late to avoid it.

  7. Yes. Because he secretly wanted to kill everyone on board.

  8. yes it did sink on its maiden voyage, I think the radioman was late with the warning of Ice Bergs in the vicinity

  9. it did and a captin never leaves his ship

  10. Titanic sank on its maiden voyage.

    Most everyone involved with the ship believed she was unsinkable. Therefore, when the ship struck the iceberg the effort was half-assed.

    Lifeboats were only partially full, and most just believed they could wait for rescue.

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