Titanic’s First 15 Minutes After the Collision: Jumping to Conclusions by Roy Mengot Abstract The British Board of Trade concluded that water was flooding the firemen’s tunnel on Titanic 5 minutes after the collision

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Date: 2013-01-11 20:45:38 Steamships Canada RMS Titanic United Kingdom Deck Stairway Watercraft Four funnel liners Edwardian era		Titanic’s First 15 Minutes After the Collision: Jumping to Conclusions by Roy Mengot Abstract The British Board of Trade concluded that water was flooding the firemen’s tunnel on Titanic 5 minutes after the collision Add to Reading List Source URL: www.titanic-model.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 295,92 KB Share Document on Facebook

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