The Lifeboat is one of the oldest lifeboats remaining in the world. These are stored at sea in davits alongside the lifeboats. With few lifeboats and many without lifejackets, the remainder of the crew was set adrift. Although the search recovered debris, including lifeboats and rafts, none of the crew were found. The survivors abandoned ship in five lifeboats. The fishermen also crewed Cromer's two lifeboats. "Lusitania"s severe starboard list complicated the launch of her lifeboats. In addition, there are 16 150-person lifeboats and six tender boats, all provided by Hatecke. She holds many relics of the sinking of including two of "Edmund Fitzgerald"s mauled lifeboats. Each ship could accommodate a maximum of 64 lifeboats. The building resembles a real ship with its anchors, lifeboats, and radars, floating on water. She watched as the crew loaded the lifeboats. He also informed Smith of the severe shortage of lifeboats on board the ship. Lifeboats from and went directly to France with their own crews. The lifeboats and funnels were shrunken by ten percent.