A lifeboat - is one or more small wooden or inflatable boats capable of carrying a small number of people. Their purpose is to allow the passengers to escape from the ship in case of emergency.
helicopters come You usually use the lifeboat to get away from a ship in danger. Remember the Titanic?
Connie
went on to a "lifeboat"
Because If They Was A Fire On The Ship Or Something They Use Lifeboats To Get Away From The Ship.
In the lifeboat!
Not much. Lifeboat D was launched at about 2:05 AM (and lifeboat B was all but floated off upside-down) and the ship cracked at about 2:20 AM.
so when a ship sinks you can get off of it instead of dying
A lifeboat is a smaller boat carried by a bigger ship so that the people onboard have something to escape to if the big ship would sink. A lifeboat can also be a specially equipped, very rugged, well equipped and seaworthy boat used to rescue ships and crews in distress.
a davit is a rope that keeps the lifeboaats attached to the side of the ship.
lifeboat drill fire drill
48 lifeboats, only six of which were actually launched from the ship.
She took Lifeboat 13 out of the ship Titanic. She was the only one in Lifeboat 13 to survive. She later described being thankful that the sea was calm, otherwise she feared that her lifeboat would have been swamped.