A detailed retelling of the Lusitania’s final voyage and sinking, 110 years ago, through passenger stories and wartime records.

The Lusitania – which had been specially built ... Gallagher is asked by the captain to investigate the scene. And he soon finds that one crucial detail doesn’t fit... the man’s body was ...

Davies and Captain J. Spedding of the mercantile marine ... to an account of the rescue efforts after the sinking of the Lusitania She further recalled how she was put in a lifeboat but that ...

Both sinkings are recorded in the same edition of the People which carried the reports of the Lusitania tragedy. The captain's log following the sinking of the Lusitania contains the following ...

But the captain of the ship has gone – he was like ... Bemis, who dove on the wreck at the of 76, acquired joint ownership of the Lusitania in the 1960s. He then bought it outright for one ...

However, the destroyers could not find her. Lusitania's commander, captain William Turner, would only give their position in codes to baffle any Germans eavesdropping on their transmissions.

The captain and first and second officers and ... According to the best available information, the Lusitania was torpedoed about 2 o’clock. The signalmen at Kinsale Head observed the liner ...

But the passengers were assured that the Lusitania‘s speeds would keep them safe and the captain was told to employ zig-zag maneuvers to avoid U-boats. Captain William Thomas Turner took the helm of ...

But the Lusitania did not have the advantage of speed ... On the day of the encounter, the captain reduced speed further to 18 knots to delay his ship's arrival at Liverpool tocome in immediately ...