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Who was the person that spotted the iceberg on Titanic in April 14th 1912?
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Who was the person that spotted the iceberg on Titanic in April 14th 1912?

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Answer: Frederick fleet

Explanation: he was one of the two lookout the night of the incident

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Frederick Fleet was the one who spotted it

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