What are the curved arms that are used for lowering lifeboats called
Lifeboats of the RMS Titanic the first two both being erected and launched without difficulty during "Titanic"s sinking, the other two both turned out to be very poorly located. They were both located off the deck and lowering them required a piece of equipment held in the boatswain's store in the bow. By the time this was realised, the bow was already well underwater and the store was inaccessible. They were manhandled down and floated away freely as the deck flooded. The lifeboats were intended to be launched from davits supplied by the Welin Davit & Engineering Company of London. All lifeboats but the collapsibles
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