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RMS Titanic Passengers and Crew
Lost and Saved
Survival in Freezing Water
Hypothermia Probably not cause of most deaths
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[QUOTE="Michael H. Standart, post: 22185, member: 79064"] >>So a super soaker wouldn't be a good idea?<< Not unless it was a hose which was hooked up to the firemains. >>Alas, do we still know what the Master at Arms where issued if anything?<< Never seen anything in evidence. It may come as a shock but the Master-At-Arms seldom carried weapons. At least not a firearm. He probably had access or could be granted access to firearms if the Captain or Chief Officer thought it appropriate but on the crack express liners, it was seldom neseccery. [/QUOTE]
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