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本当に大体ですが... ジャック・フィリップスは、「無線士は、たとえ自分の船が沈んでいくときでも無線機が使えるうちは持ち場を離れないものだ」という「タイタニックの伝統」を作りました。 平和な時期および二度の戦争の間、多くの無線士がこの「タイタニックの伝統」に従いました。 エジプト号のハードウィックやベストリス号のオローリンだけでなく、それ以外にも多くの勇敢な人々がいたのです。 ゴダルミングに行ったら、ぜひタイタニックの無線士ジャック・フィリップスの美しい記念碑を訪問してください。この記念碑は、ゴダルミング教会の近くにあります。
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