Three ships that could save tie tank but
When the famous British navy was tie-up with a tie tank, there were three ships nearby that could save the tie tank passengers.
The nearest closest to the ship was Samson, and it was just about seven miles from the tie tank at the time of the crash. Simson's staff not only saw the white flame fired by the Tie Tank staff (which was fired in the atmosphere of extreme danger), but also heard of the passengers of the passengers. But because of the people of Simson's staff, they were illegally suffering from highly precious marine life and did not want to be caught so that instead of guessing the situation of the tie tank, that ship was very much in the opposite direction of the tie tank. Took away
This ship represents those of us who feel so much in their sins full of life that emptied the feeling of humanity, and then they cover their sins.
The second ship near, was named Californian, which was 14 miles away from the tie tank during the crash. Captain of this ship also heard the help of Tie Tank, and looked out with the white flame of his eyes, but because he was currently surrounded by ice rocks and chopped around the rocks to the tie tank The difficult situation in the arrivals has to be two, so Captain considered it right to go back to his bed and wait for the morning to be light. In the morning when the tie tank reached the location of Tie Tank, Tie Tank had passed to the sea level for four hours, and 1569 people including Tie Tank Captain Edward Smith were dead.
This ship represents those of us who are easily conditional to help someone and do not think of their duty to help anyone unless the circumstances are in favor.
The third ship was Carpathia, 68 miles away from the tie tank. Captain of the ship listened to the passengers of Radio Xie Tank. Despite the assessment of the situation, it was going to the south side of the tie tank, towards the south, he immediately left his plane turning away and left without the care of the snow-cliffs and dangerous weather. Although it was far away due to the departure of the tie tank, locals could reach locals, but this was the ship who survived the remaining 710 passengers of Tie Tank's surviving tie tank and saved them safely to New York. . Captain Captain Arthur Roasten of this ship is counted in a few brave captions of the British Navy's history, and in this process he was awarded several social and government awards.
When the famous British navy was tie-up with a tie tank, there were three ships nearby that could save the tie tank passengers.
The nearest closest to the ship was Samson, and it was just about seven miles from the tie tank at the time of the crash. Simson's staff not only saw the white flame fired by the Tie Tank staff (which was fired in the atmosphere of extreme danger), but also heard of the passengers of the passengers. But because of the people of Simson's staff, they were illegally suffering from highly precious marine life and did not want to be caught so that instead of guessing the situation of the tie tank, that ship was very much in the opposite direction of the tie tank. Took away
This ship represents those of us who feel so much in their sins full of life that emptied the feeling of humanity, and then they cover their sins.
The second ship near, was named Californian, which was 14 miles away from the tie tank during the crash. Captain of this ship also heard the help of Tie Tank, and looked out with the white flame of his eyes, but because he was currently surrounded by ice rocks and chopped around the rocks to the tie tank The difficult situation in the arrivals has to be two, so Captain considered it right to go back to his bed and wait for the morning to be light. In the morning when the tie tank reached the location of Tie Tank, Tie Tank had passed to the sea level for four hours, and 1569 people including Tie Tank Captain Edward Smith were dead.
This ship represents those of us who are easily conditional to help someone and do not think of their duty to help anyone unless the circumstances are in favor.
The third ship was Carpathia, 68 miles away from the tie tank. Captain of the ship listened to the passengers of Radio Xie Tank. Despite the assessment of the situation, it was going to the south side of the tie tank, towards the south, he immediately left his plane turning away and left without the care of the snow-cliffs and dangerous weather. Although it was far away due to the departure of the tie tank, locals could reach locals, but this was the ship who survived the remaining 710 passengers of Tie Tank's surviving tie tank and saved them safely to New York. . Captain Captain Arthur Roasten of this ship is counted in a few brave captions of the British Navy's history, and in this process he was awarded several social and government awards.
Remember, there are always problems in our lives, challenges remain, but those who remember these difficulties and challenges, remember humans and humanity, doing something for human good.
Pray that God bless someone's help because it is human being and the highest rank.
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