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Harold Lowe
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Harold Lowe from the 1997 film Titanic. sweet, courageous, courageous, sympathetic, hardworking
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*It was a cold and calm night in the Atlantic ocean when the magnificent ship the RMS Titanic steam on its way to New York. Meanwhile on the wheel house 5th officer Harold Lowe was watching on the flat calm*
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Harold Godfrey Lowe. Date of birth - November 21, 1882
Harold Lowe from the 1997 film Titanic 5th officer on “Titanic” Harold Lowe was born in Llenros, Carnarvonshire, North Wales on November 21, 1882 to George and Henrietta Lowe. My father was Welsh, my mother was English. Harold was the third of eight children. An ambitious father decided to send Harold to study with a successful businessman from Liverpool, but Harold was determined to go to sea. At the age of 14, he ran away from his home in Barmout, where he attended school, and joined the merchant navy operating along the coast of West Africa. Lowe started as a young man on board a coastal schooner. In 1906, he was certified and received a second assistant certificate, then, in 1908, he became the first assistant. By that time he started working with White Star Line, in 1911 he received a captain's certificate and, according to his own words, "it is necessary to gain experience on small sailboats, then moving on to larger ships"[1]. He served as the third officer on the ships White Star, Belgic and Tropic, then was transferred to the Titanic in 1912 as the fifth officer. Despite the years spent at sea, he had to make his first transatlantic crossing on the Titanic. On board the Titanic Edit On March 26, 1912, Lowe was informed that he would be on the first voyage of the Titanic. On April 10, he participated in the launch of two boats from the starboard side to convince the Board of Commerce that safety precautions were observed on the Titanic. When the Titanic sailed from Southampton at noon, Lowe was on the captain's bridge and sent various messages on the ship by phone On April 14, 1912, on the night of the crash, Lowe handed over the watch to his colleague, sixth assistant captain James Moody at 20:00. Lowe had been sleeping in his cabin for a long time when the liner collided with an iceberg at 23:40. The third officer Herbert Pitman accused Lowe of excessive overloading of boat number 5. During her descent, Officer Lowe shouted at the managing director of Whi
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Name at birth - Harold Godfrey Lowe Date of birth - November 21, 1882 Place of birth -Llenros, Carnarvonshire, North Wales. Father - George Lowe Mother - Henrietta Lowe Harold Lowe from the 1997 film Titanic. Harold Lowe was born in Llenros, Carnarvonshire, North Wales on November 21, 1882 to George and Henrietta Lowe. My father was Welsh, my mother was English. Harold was the third of eight children. An ambitious father decided to send Harold to study with a successful businessman from Liverpool, but Harold was determined to go to sea. At the age of 14, he ran away from his home in Barmout, where he attended school, and joined the merchant navy operating along the coast of West Africa. Lowe started as a young man on board a coastal schooner. In 1906, he was certified and received a second assistant certificate, then, in 1908, he became the first assistant. By that time he started working with White Star Line, in 1911 he received a captain's certificate and, according to his own words, "it is necessary to gain experience on small sailboats, then moving on to larger ships"[1]. He served as the third officer on the ships White Star, Belgic and Tropic, then was transferred to the Titanic in 1912 as the fifth officer. Despite the years spent at sea, he had to make his first transatlantic crossing on the Titanic. On board the Titanic Edit On March 26, 1912, Lowe was informed that he would be on the first voyage of the Titanic. On April 10, he participated in the launch of two boats from the starboard side to convince the Board of Commerce that safety precautions were observed on the Titanic. When the Titanic sailed from Southampton at noon, Lowe was on the captain's bridge and sent various messages on the ship by phone. On April 14, 1912, on the night of the crash, Lowe handed over the watch to his colleague, sixth assistant captain James Moody at 20:00. Lowe had been sleeping in his cabin for a long time when the liner collided with an iceberg at 23:40.