You can bet that all of the decisions were not made by the captain. Company bean counters and idiots were involved too. NOAH and the weather guys were forecasting it would turn into a big storm. They hit 30 foot waves and 120mph wind gusts. Sail out of the port on the Jersey side of NY harbor. Had 4,500 passengers and 1,600 crew. Now the idiot of a captain that sailed a wooden ship into hurricane Sandy to "ride it out"!!!! They were in port way before and that port didn't get too badly hit. Most likely would have gotten a little damage. On modern marvels or how do they do it program they showed how they built that huge ship. It is all module sections that just lock together. Every state room is plug and play. Just lift it up with a crane and hook her up like a Mobil Home in the RV park. That little toy boat is 1,141 feet long and was several Billion dollars in cost. Yes the Titanic would have just been a little side note to this thing going down.
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