Definitely not the Captain! Nor was it the engineers' fault, or the fault of anyone on board. The trouble came because the Titanic was not finished when the White Star Line people insisted on a publicity cruise.
Most water-tight doors and some water-tight bulkheads (walls) were not in place, so when the water poured into the ship from the ocean, it could not be limited to just one or two small locations. It poured into more of the ship than the ship's buoyancy could support.
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A little well after the hit
During the sinking of Titanic, Captain Smith's final moments are in dispute and subject to speculation but it's clear that he was very proactive and not at all in effective as portrayed in the epic 1997 movie.
Well, the captain was not at blame for the Titanic sinking it was the guy who was on the lookout deck, and was in charge of seeing ahead to tell the captain. He forgot his binoculars therefore when the big iceberg came he did not see it soon enough. But when he did she it and he tried to warn the captain, it was to late
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Titanic's sinking was not the fault of the engineers. It was not the fault of the Captain, nor the lookouts nor the crew.
Captain Smith died in the sinking of Titanic.
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The captain of the titanic was captain Edward John Smith. He lost his life in the sinking
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A little well after the hit
Arthur H. Rostron was captain of the RMS Carpathia the night of Titanic's sinking.
During the sinking of Titanic, Captain Smith's final moments are in dispute and subject to speculation but it's clear that he was very proactive and not at all in effective as portrayed in the epic 1997 movie.
Yes he did he went down in the sinking of the titanic
Well, the captain was not at blame for the Titanic sinking it was the guy who was on the lookout deck, and was in charge of seeing ahead to tell the captain. He forgot his binoculars therefore when the big iceberg came he did not see it soon enough. But when he did she it and he tried to warn the captain, it was to late
The captain at the time of the sinking was Edward John Smith.