DescriptionHMS Scott at Port Lockroy MOD 45151219.jpg
English: HMS Scott sails into Port Lockroy, a natural harbour on the Antarctic Peninsula of the British Antarctic Territory during her deployment to the Antarctic.
HMS Scott was on task in the Antarctic and providing logistical support to a wide range of environmental work including the review of a number of ASPAs (Antarctic Specially Protected Areas). This tasking was being carried out in parallel with HMS Scott's hydrographical survey work, which was used to improve safe navigation of Antarctic waters.
Organization: Royal Navy
Object Name: 04140020
Category: RNA
Supplemental Categories: Ships, Survey Vessels
Keywords: HMS Scott, Ship, Equipment, Royal Navy, Scott, Antarctic Ocean, Hydrographic , Survey, Snow, Ice, Cold, Antarctic, BAT, British, Territory
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HMS Scott was on task in the Antarc...
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HMS Scott sails into Port Lockroy, a natural harbour on the Antarctic Peninsula of the British Antarctic Territory during her deployment to the Antarctic.HMS Scott was on task in the Antarctic and providing logistical support to a wide range of environmental work including the review of a number of ASPAs (Antarctic Specially Protected Areas). This tasking was being carried out in parallel with HMS Scott's hydrographical survey work, which was used to improve safe navigation of Antarctic waters.
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