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  • 13-03-2014
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What was the purpose of the Titanic's inner hull?

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jazziejazzer
jazziejazzer jazziejazzer
  • 13-03-2014

The Titanic's inner hull was supposedly a reinforcement made steel. Which is why it was suppose to be unsinkable.

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Ezi
Ezi Ezi
  • 15-03-2014

A reinforcement steel. This was why it was ment to be unsinkable

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