It's great to hear from someone who has actually been there I would love to have a copy of your and Richard's paper (If You can't get my mailing address from the site I think Jason has it). I thought that the plans from "Titanic & Tragedy" were fairly accurate since they showed the stateroom changes on: "A", "B",and "C"? decks. I also thought that the two sections of hull stretched all the way across the beam of the ship. I don't and won't disrespect anybody's work but I still wonder if Titanic could have achieved the extreme angle prior to sinking. I ask because several passengers in the boats reported this(I would question the accuracy of survivors in the water simply because they too close and were occupied in staying alive. (most of them ended on top of collapsible "B"))and some of the many photos taken through the periscopes of submarines of ships sinking during WWII. Note that all of these ships had taken torpedo damage at or near where their hulls broke up.
