A portrait of Frederick Fleet, the young seaman who stood watch in the crow’s nest of Titanic on the night of 14 April 1912. Fleet was one of the two lookouts on duty when the iceberg was first seen. He rang the warning bell and telephoned the bridge immediately. The collision still followed, but his alert was the very first official warning the ship received. When the evacuation began, Fleet was directed to help load lifeboats. He was eventually ordered into Lifeboat No. 6, which launched on th

Having a look down from the crows nest on a commercial bluefin tuna vessel operating in the Southern Ocean | On The Deck - Footage from Australia's Commercial Fisherman