monica e. hall
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Certainly did. I found it sort of Scandinavian and exotic. So much for that, then.... boring old Hall.
Could you visit the bridge as a passenger
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Tracy Smith
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Well, I'd always assumed that your name was Hall, but you'd not gotten around to fixing your typo.
I also see that you're a moderator now. Congratulations.
I also see that you're a moderator now. Congratulations.
monica e. hall
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Thanks, Tracy. To think you'd seen through the Scandanavian smokescreen all this time .... and the rotten typing!
Matthew R. Boswell
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Rather strict considering that the president's daughter was allowed to SAIL the United States for a few minutes on its maiden voyage.
Charles Provost
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Albert and Vera Dick became good friends with Thomas Andrews (they were dining companions) and apparently the shipbuilder led them throughout the whole ship, including the lower classes. I have no doubt he showed them the bridge as well. Might be mistaken, though.
Noel F. Jones
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In more civilised times organised bridge and engine room visits were normal passenger ship routine events when on ocean passage in uncluttered waters.
I doubt this obtains nowadays for reasons of security.
Noel
I doubt this obtains nowadays for reasons of security.
Noel
I do have an answer but it's just old plain and sence really.
If they did allow one passenger to enter the Bridge,it will never end.
Passenger would tell his mates and they'll tell there mates and so on.Therefore the Bridge will have endless of passengers entering the Bridge causing the officer's not to work 100% to there ability. Therefore causing much more mishaps and mistakes and saftey as gone completely
If they did allow one passenger to enter the Bridge,it will never end.
Passenger would tell his mates and they'll tell there mates and so on.Therefore the Bridge will have endless of passengers entering the Bridge causing the officer's not to work 100% to there ability. Therefore causing much more mishaps and mistakes and saftey as gone completely
Yourj Benig
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I think they can go but only a few passengers can go... Maybe they arranged a tour around the ship with Mr. Andrews....
Michael H. Standart
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Whether or not tours could be arranged, I don't really know, but you can be reasonably sure it wouldn't have been with Mr. Andrews. As part of the Gaurantee Group, he would have been a very busy guy.
