Is it a stroke of bad luck that sank the Titanic?
David Blair was a sailor who forgot to leave a key on board the ship.
Without it, his shipmates could not open a locker in the crow's nest containing a pair of binoculars. The binoculars were to be used to look out for bad weather and obstructions-such as icebergs. Lookout Fred Fleet who survived the disaster that claimed 1,517 lives, said that if they had the binoculars they would have seen the iceberg and have enough time to get out of its way.
-Berrynic3
Titanic did not sink in any harbour, she was lost in the ocean.
Because he lost his locks!
You can get blank keys and keyfobs for it on eBay but you still have to have someone program it anyway.
no the key will have to be reprogramed
Thousands were on the Titanic.
No.
If any, no families that share victims of both vessels come to mind - but the Vanderbilts almost had that status. Alfred Gwinne Vanderbilt lost his life in the sinking of Lusitania and George Washington Vanderbilt II WOULD have sailed Titanic but his family begged him not to.
No, none of the survivors of the titanic wrote about the titanic's wreck itself
No, there were no hyenas on the titanic. Some others animals were hurt on the titanic though.
1,442 adults died on Titanic.
Record keeping at the time of the Titanic was not always accurate, However, it does not appear that any of the Edmonson family was on board at the time of the Titanic disaster.
NO