Medical Staff On Board Ritannic On Maiden Voyage

To Hell and Back, The Maiden Voyage of Britannic

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The midday lecture by Professor Squires and Dr. Risk on the virtues of urea as antiseptic proved beneficial, but, more importantly, Colonel Anderson’s comment that the medical …

The hospital ship Britannic - The National Archives blog

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The logs do not show the patients, doctors, nurses and Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) staff who would have been on board, although on this particular voyage …

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Medical Staff On Board Britannic On Maiden Voyage

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Bertram Hayes, who commanded the first Britannic, a four-masted barkentine, built in 1874, and Commodore C. A. Bartlett, who commanded the second Britannic, which was built in …

Life on Board - encyclopedia-titanica.org

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Titanic Officers; Deck Crew; Engineers and Engineering Crew; Stewards, Kitchen and Victualling Crew; Harland and Wolff Guarantee Group; Orchestra; Postal Clerks; …

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Indeed, onboard were a number of prominent people, including American businessman Benjamin Guggenheim, British journalist William Thomas Stead, and …

Titanic Maiden Voyage • Titanic Facts

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07:30 am – the time Captain Smith arrived on board on the morning of the maiden journey, along with the crew. The officers were already on board, having spent the previous night …

The History of WWI Hospital Ship, the HMHS Britannic

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To aid the wounded, a medical staff of 52 officers, 101 nurses, and 336 orderlies was embarked. This was supported by a ship's crew of 675. Departing Liverpool …

Titanic’s Maiden Voyage: The Cherbourg Connection

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On Wednesday 10 th April 1912 shortly after 12noon, RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton’s White Star Dock on her maiden voyage to New York. Her commander …

Titanic Only Half Filled for Maiden Voyage?

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Mauretania was in service from late 1907, and it was not until the high season of 1910 that this liner ever carried more than 2,000 passengers on a single …