Captain Edward Smith

Captain Edward Smith was the commanding officer of the RMS Titanic, a British passenger liner that struck an iceberg and sank in 1912. With decades of maritime experience, he was regarded as a skilled and reputable captain. Smith was known for his calm demeanor and dedication to his passengers' safety. Tragically, he went down with the ship, exemplifying his sense of duty. His leadership and the circumstances of the disaster have made him a notable figure in maritime history, symbolizing both professionalism and human vulnerability during one of the most infamous maritime tragedies.