uscgcburtonislandwagb283
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Recent uploads
The last upload was December 2010.
USS Burton Island (AG-88) in Antarctica from Smithsonian Institution uploaded December 2010
The USS Burton Island (AG-88) and the USS Edisto (AG-89) Breaking Ice from Smithsonian Institution uploaded December 2010
Icebreaker with Equipment in Antarctica from Smithsonian Institution uploaded December 2010
The USS Burton Island (AG-88) and The USS Edisto (AG-89) in Antarctica from Smithsonian Institution uploaded December 2010
Operation Windmill Expedition Members Playing in the Snow from Smithsonian Institution uploaded December 2010
USS Burton Island (AG 88) in Antarctica from Smithsonian Institution uploaded December 2010
Operation Windmill Expedition Member with Penguin from Smithsonian Institution uploaded December 2010
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USS Burton Island (AG-88) in Antarctica
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Fatima Deniz said:
fantastica toma saludos
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Dear阿福 said:
black an white? but, why? it is beautiful. i am chinese , 15 ,boy. where are you from?
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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.
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استغفرالله وإتوب إليه said:
Beautiful
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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!