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Shortly after Pitman's tenure which ended in August 1911, Charles Herbert Lightoller joined Majestic as her first - and temporarily chief - officer from December 1911 to March 1912. The White Star Line's S.S. Majestic , where Pitman served as fourth officer from March to August 1911.
Senator SMITH. I wish you would tell the committee the circumstances of the departure of the Titanic from Southampton - whether the weather was clear, whether there was any sea, and any other circumstance that you can recall. Mr. PITMAN. We left the dock at 12.15. The weather was very fine.
Herbert John Pitman MBE foi um marinheiro britânico mais famoso por ter servido como o terceiro oficial do RMS Titanic em 1912. Ele entrou na marinha mercante aos dezoito anos de idade, começando a trabalhar para a White Star Line em 1906 e servindo a bordo de navios como o SS Majestic e o RMS Oceanic.
Template:Use British English Template:No footnotes Herbert John "Bert" Pitman MBE (20 November 1877 – 7 December 1961) was the Third Officer on board the RMS Titanic. He was the only deck officer who was not a member of the Royal Naval Reserve. Pitman was born in the village of Sutton Montis near Castle Cary, Somerset, England. He was the son of farmer Henry Pitman and Sarah (née Marchant ...
Herbert John "Bert" Pitman (Sutton Montis, Somerset, Inglaterra, 20 de noviembre de 1877 – Pitcombe, Somerset, Inglaterra, 2 de diciembre de 1961) fue el tercer oficial del RMS Titanic. También fue el único oficial del barco que no pertenecía a la Reserva de la Marina Real Británica. Datos rápidos Información personal, Nacimiento ...
21 mag 2023 · Third Officer, Herbert Pitman during the British Inquiry answered to this stating that “As far as I can remember, one was put on the chart between 4 and 6.. it was either Mr. Boxhall or Mr ...
Mr. PITMAN. The corner, yes. As Samuel Halpern writes on his Titanicology website "Third Officer Herbert Pitman and Fourth Officer Joseph Boxhall both had testified at the American Inquiry to the effect that the Titanic altered course toward New York at 5:50pm on April 14. Neither one of them mentioned anything about the turn being late."
