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USS Burton Island (AG-88) in Antarctica

  • 3 older comments, and then…
  • Fatima Deniz said:
    fantastica toma saludos
  • Dear阿福 said:
    black an white? but, why? it is beautiful. i am chinese , 15 ,boy. where are you from?
  • Michael Field said:
    Be a pretty amazing ship if it was at the South Pole! Pretty certain it is around a 1000 or more kilometres from the South Pole.
  • استغفرالله وإتوب إليه said:
    Beautiful
  • Iain said:
    I have to agree with Michael Field. Nice crisp photo, but the caption's all to cock - or else the US Navy's navigation was much worse than it should have been!

Navy Helicopter Flying Over Antarctica

  • Sam said:
    This must be one of the first service helicopters.
  • delphido said:
    Perfect !!!
  • Walter B said:
    Very cool! This is an amazing shot! God loves you, and Jesus died for you.
  • Andrew McGeechan said:
    One of these performed the first actual rescue using a hoist on 29th of September 1945 when an oil barge with two seamen on board broke lose during a storm near the Sikorsky plant in Bridgeport Connecticut. Test Pilot Dimitry 'Jimmy ' Viner flew an R-5D (43-46642) in 65 mph winds and pulled both men to safety. The first rescue from a carrier was also by one of theses - now designated HOS3S-1 of Squadron HU-2 operating from the USS Leyte (CV-32) Ensign Robert Lynch plucked an F8F Bearcat pilot from the sea on 2nd of November 1948.

Operation Windmill Expedition Members Unloading Equipment

  • carlosbezz said:
    Congratulations!
    This is a wonderful shot!
    You are invited to post it to:


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