Charles Lightoller
Charles Lightoller was the second officer aboard the RMS Titanic and is best known as the most senior officer to survive the infamous maritime disaster in 1912. Born in 1874 in Lancashire, England, Lightoller had a distinguished career at sea, serving in various capacities before joining the Titanic. On the night of the sinking, he took command of Lifeboat 2, and his actions during the evacuation helped save many lives. After the disaster, Lightoller continued his maritime career, serving in both World War I and World War II. His legacy is marked by his bravery and commitment to maritime safety, making him a significant figure in naval history.
Born on Mar 30, 1874 (151 years old)
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Charles Lightoller had the misfortune to replace David Blair and was among those who found themselves on top of the overturned lifeboat.
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Charles Lightoller was the second officer on the Titanic and the oldest surviving officer from the famous ship.
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